Booderee National Park - Management Plan 2002
2Decision making
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2 Decision making
2.1 Consulting and Making Decisions
2.2 IUCN Categorisation and Zoning
2.3 Evaluation of Proposals
3. Telling people about the park
4. Cultural heritage management
5. Natural heritage management
5.1 Landscape and Geology
5.2 Marine and Freshwater Management
5.3 Fire
5.4 Native Plants and Animals
5.5 Introduced Species
6. The Booderee Botanic Gardens
Objectives for the Booderee Botanic Gardens
6.1 Living Collection and Natural Vegetation Management
6.2 Nursery Management
6.3 Management of Lake McKenzie
6.4 Weed Management in the Gardens
6.5 Pest and Pathogen Management
6.6 Scientific Use
6.7. Herbarium Management
6.8 Information, Education and Interpretation
6.9 Relationship with Australian National Botanic Gardens
6.10 Relationship with Other Botanic Gardens and Other Institutions
7. Visitor and recreation management
7.1 Visitor Use
7.2 Camping
7.3 Walking
7.4 Swimming, Snorkelling and SCUBA Diving
7.5 Boating
7.6 Recreational Fishing and Collecting Activities
8. Commercial activities management
8.1 General
8.2 Tours
8.3 Commercial Fishing
8.4 Other Commercial Activities
9. Administration
9.1 Operational Management
9.2 Resource Use in Park Operations
9.3 Capital Works and Infrastructure
9.4 Access and Roads
9.5 Essential Services
9.6 Staffing
9.7 Training
9.8 Compliance and Enforcement
9.9 Financial Management
9.10 Leaseholds and Other Occupancy Issues
9.11 Neighbour Relations
10. Research and monitoring
11. Evaluation of performance