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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
A bird is 1) Ideally the nest should be left undisturbed Fauna Spotter During
found sitting until nesting activities have been completed all
on a nest (i.e. young have left the nest). clearing
with eggs or 2) Carry out clearing in non-breeding season. activities
young 3) Fauna Spotter must not authorise the felling
of a tree known to contain, or likely to
contain nesting birds, by any means or
method that is likely to:
a) Injure or kill any wild animal; or,
b) Result in the unmanaged dispersal or
escape of birds.
4) Methods which a Fauna Spotter may
approve and use for the felling of a tree
containing an active nest are limited to:
a) Segmental removal of the tree by a tree
surgeon, with hollow‐bearing limbs
being checked by the Fauna Spotter and
cleared of fauna using a cherry picker;
b) Segmental removal of the tree by a tree
surgeon, with hollow‐bearing limbs
plugged and lowered to the ground for
inspection by the Fauna Spotter;
c) Use of an excavator with vertical grab to
lower the main trunk (after removal of
lateral limbs); or,
d) A combination of the above methods.
5) For smaller trees, or in circumstances where
access of a cherry picker is impossible, an
excavator with a vertical tree‐grab
attachment may be used to lower a tree to
the ground for inspection by the Fauna
Spotter.
6) Advanced fledglings can be collected and
temporarily cared for by a wildlife carer for
subsequent release in accordance with
procedures for an animal is captured for
relocation.
A bird nest is 1) Where found prior to clearing works, Contractor, During
observed in a inactive nests are removed during pre- Fauna Spotter all
tree but clearance surveys to minimise the chance clearing
unknown that a new nesting attempt would occur activities
whether it is before clearance.
used or not 2) During clearing works, watch the nest for a
period of time to see whether any birds fly
to or from the nest.
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Document Set ID: 23516334
Version: 1, Version Date: 30/01/2025
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