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Approved Document Fauna Management Plan Rev 1 0 OPW25-0012 · OPW25/0012
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Fauna Management Plan
3-7 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads
Action Task Responsibility Timing
to avoid collision with potentially disoriented
fauna.
4) Install signage depicting a koala in areas of
vehicular traffic on site.
Limit dust 1) Vehicles to drive slowly to keep dust clouds Site Manager During
generation from forming. vegetation
2) Thoroughly clean machinery after use. clearing
3) Use barriers to control dust.
Restrict access 1) Domestic pets to be prevented from entering Site Manager During
to site by retained vegetated areas to avoid injury vegetation
domestic pets and/or predation of native fauna. clearing
2) Guard dogs must be kept on a leash and kept
under supervision at all times.
Control waste 1) Any litter should be stored in and collected Site Manager During
from covered, closable bins to discourage vegetation
pest species (e.g., rats, mice, opportunistic clearing
bird species) that could spread litter and/or
compete, disrupt or predate on native fauna
and otherwise degrade native ecosystems.
2) Litter is to be checked for injured animals.
Salvage injured 1) If injured wildlife is detected during such Fauna Spotter, During
wildlife activities, the Fauna Spotter must take Site Manager vegetation
immediate action to notify the machinery clearing
operator to cease work, either verbally using
two-way radio or by visual commands, until
such time as the injured wildlife is captured
or otherwise removed from danger.
2) All animals removed from the site must be
captured, restrained and held in a manner
that is unlikely to result in further injury,
unacceptable distress or suffering. Animal
welfare is the primary priority and
responsibility of the Fauna Spotter.
3) All fauna injuries or deaths will be reported
to the Fauna Spotter and/or Site Manager.
4) Contact applicable agency / group listed in
Table 3.
Monitor 1) Artificial lighting on the subject site must be Fauna Spotter, During
artificial operated to ensure it is directed away from Site Manager construction
lighting the adjacent conservation areas and other activities
fauna corridors to minimise impacts to koalas
and other wildlife inhabiting or moving
through the site
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Document Set ID: 23516334
Version: 1, Version Date: 30/01/2025
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