sec.21Management principles of conservation parks

### sec.21 Management principles of conservation parks A conservation park is to be managed to— conserve and present the area’s cultural and natural resources and their values; and provide for the permanent conservation of the area’s natural condition to the greatest possible extent; and provide opportunities for educational and recreational activities in a way consistent with the area’s natural and cultural resources and values; and ensure that any commercial use of the area’s natural resources, including fishing and grazing, is ecologically sustainable. Subject to subsection (1) , a conservation park, or a part of a conservation park, that is also an Indigenous joint management area is to be managed, as far as practicable, in a way that is consistent with any Aboriginal tradition applicable to the area, including any tradition relating to activities in the area. s 21 amd 2000 No. 44 s 9 ; 2011 No. 11 s 36 sub 2013 No. 55 s 117 ; 2016 No. 22 s 9 amd 2024 No. 17 s 192 s ch 1 pt 3 (sec.21-ssec.1) A conservation park is to be managed to— conserve and present the area’s cultural and natural resources and their values; and provide for the permanent conservation of the area’s natural condition to the greatest possible extent; and provide opportunities for educational and recreational activities in a way consistent with the area’s natural and cultural resources and values; and ensure that any commercial use of the area’s natural resources, including fishing and grazing, is ecologically sustainable. (sec.21-ssec.2) Subject to subsection (1) , a conservation park, or a part of a conservation park, that is also an Indigenous joint management area is to be managed, as far as practicable, in a way that is consistent with any Aboriginal tradition applicable to the area, including any tradition relating to activities in the area. - (a) conserve and present the area’s cultural and natural resources and their values; and - (b) provide for the permanent conservation of the area’s natural condition to the greatest possible extent; and - (c) provide opportunities for educational and recreational activities in a way consistent with the area’s natural and cultural resources and values; and - (d) ensure that any commercial use of the area’s natural resources, including fishing and grazing, is ecologically sustainable.