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17. Management Actions
Prioritisation:
• Immediate: < 1 year
• Medium:1 year – 3 years
• Long: 3 years – 5 years
• Continuing: Commenced and ongoing.

 Action                                              Responsibility            Priority
 8. Partnerships
 8.1. In collaboration with existing and new         Environmental             Immediate
 partners, develop one-off and alternate volunteer   Services
 opportunities for locals and visitors.


 8.2. Identify gaps and potential partners, actively Environmental             Immediate
 seek and develop partnership opportunities, and     Services                  Continuing
 be open to new project and partner proposals that
 contribute to management vision and objectives.

 8.3. Identify, review and document partner          Environmental             Medium
 projects and collaborations and make information    Services
 accessible for others to read about and learn
 from.
 8.4. In collaboration with partners, publicise      Environmental             Medium
 events and volunteer opportunities and host open    Services
 days to encourage new members and
 partnerships.

 9. Climate Change
 9.1. Update and implement ecological restoration    Environmental             Immediate
 plans for all EBFRs.                                Services                  Continuing

 9.2. Provide general community information about Climate Change               Immediate
 the values of vegetated foreshores and natural   Environmental
 processes for community climate change           Services
 resilience online, on-reserve and nearby.

 9.3. Experiment with accelerated assisted natural   Environmental             Immediate
 bush regeneration, vegetation rehabilitation and    Services                  Continuing
 dune rebuilding, especially at the seaward edge     Bushcare groups
 of dunes and foreshores.

 9.4. Develop design standards for beach             Infrastructure Services   Immediate
 accesses and coastal community infrastructure                                 Continuing
 components.

 9.5. Allocate emergency contingent ecology funds Environmental                Medium
 and resources as part of annual budget process   Services
 to more readily deploy bush regeneration and
 recovery activities after severe weather and
 disaster events.



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