Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (National Recovery Plan for the Malleefowl (Leipoa ocellata)) Instrument 2024
Objective 4: First Nations organisationsObjective 4: First Nations organisations, communities and individuals have a greater role in Malleefowl conservation.
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Objective 4: First Nations organisations, communities and individuals have a greater role in Malleefowl conservation.
Performance Criterion 4: By 2032, both the number of First Nations people actively engaged in Malleefowl recovery and the number of locations at which First Nations people are engaged in Malleefowl recovery has increased from 2023 levels, and Malleefowl recovery actions are incorporated into local-area management plans (e.g. Healthy Country plans) developed by First Nations land managers.
Objective 4 acknowledges the critical role of First Nations peoples and Country in the conservation of Malleefowl at many locations.