Nature Conservation (Protected Areas) Regulation 1994
sch.6-sec.9Interim management intent and use
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sch.6-sec.9 Interim management intent and use
The coordinated conservation area consists of the area that is the subject of the conservation agreement for the area. The coordinated conservation area will be managed to— conserve the following in the area— the area’s distinctive chenier ridge; the area’s evergreen notophyll vine forest; habitat for the endangered star finch and other near threatened and threatened species; significant indigenous cultural heritage values and areas of indigenous cultural heritage interest; and allow for— controlled cattle grazing that is not on a commercial basis; and domestic living areas and associated infrastructure; and tourist facilities and activities, including campgrounds and guiding services, that have a low environmental impact. sch 6 s 9 ins 2006 SL No. 116 s 5 (2) amd 2010 SL No. 93 s 11 (sch.6-sec.9-ssec.1) The coordinated conservation area consists of the area that is the subject of the conservation agreement for the area. (sch.6-sec.9-ssec.2) The coordinated conservation area will be managed to— conserve the following in the area— the area’s distinctive chenier ridge; the area’s evergreen notophyll vine forest; habitat for the endangered star finch and other near threatened and threatened species; significant indigenous cultural heritage values and areas of indigenous cultural heritage interest; and allow for— controlled cattle grazing that is not on a commercial basis; and domestic living areas and associated infrastructure; and tourist facilities and activities, including campgrounds and guiding services, that have a low environmental impact.
- (a) conserve the following in the area— (i) the area’s distinctive chenier ridge; (ii) the area’s evergreen notophyll vine forest; (iii) habitat for the endangered star finch and other near threatened and threatened species; (iv) significant indigenous cultural heritage values and areas of indigenous cultural heritage interest; and
- (i) the area’s distinctive chenier ridge;
- (ii) the area’s evergreen notophyll vine forest;
- (iii) habitat for the endangered star finch and other near threatened and threatened species;
- (iv) significant indigenous cultural heritage values and areas of indigenous cultural heritage interest; and
- (b) allow for— (i) controlled cattle grazing that is not on a commercial basis; and (ii) domestic living areas and associated infrastructure; and (iii) tourist facilities and activities, including campgrounds and guiding services, that have a low environmental impact.
- (i) controlled cattle grazing that is not on a commercial basis; and
- (ii) domestic living areas and associated infrastructure; and
- (iii) tourist facilities and activities, including campgrounds and guiding services, that have a low environmental impact.