3The long-term survival of seabirds and their habitats is achieved through supporting

3 The long-term survival of seabirds and their habitats is achieved through supporting

priority research programs, coordinated monitoring, on-ground management

and conservation.

4 Increase the awareness of the importance of conserving seabirds and their

habitats through community education and capacity building to support monitoring

and on-ground management.

Photograph of adult and young Red-tailed Tropicbirds on their next on Lady Elliot Island, the Great Barrier Reef

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Chapter 7 Actions to achieve specific objectives

Actions identified for the protection, conservation and management of the species covered by this plan are described below. Some of the objectives are long-term (>10 years) and may not be fully achieved during the lifetime of this wildlife conservation plan but actions identified will make incremental steps towards the successful progress towards of achieving desired objectives.

TABLE OBJECTIVE 1 International cooperation and collaboration continue to support the survival of seabirds and their habitats outside Australian jurisdiction