Threat Abatement Plan for Infection of amphibians with chytrid fungus resulting in chytridiomycosis
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Action group 5.2 - Use regional management plans
Regional management plans¸ agreed by governments and the community, set out the means for identifying and achieving a region’s natural resource management targets. They detail catchment-wide activities including land and water management, biodiversity and agricultural practices.
Action 5.2.1: Include a strategic overview of the threat posed by chytridiomycosis to threatened species and amphibian communities that have high conservation value in regional management plans (Category 4).
Action 5.2.2: Identify current and proposed local management plans, which address the control and/or prevention of spread of B. dendrobatidis for regions, in regional management plans (Category 4).
Action 5.2.3: Identify in regional management plans how local management plans will address Objectives 1, 2, 3 and 4 (Category 4).
Action 5.2.4: Regional management plans to include guidance for integration of chytridiomycosis planning into existing regional and local land and biodiversity management plans (Category 4).
Action 5.2.5: Identify in regional management plans, areas that were part of the former range of threatened species for potential later re-introduction (Category 4).
Action 5.2.6: Support regional organisations, community and industry groups and land management agencies in collaboratively developing and implementing regional management plans (Category 4).
Action 5.2.7: Where possible, management on public and private lands is integrated with other regional biodiversity conservation measures through the development of regional partnerships or ulitisation of appropriate existing structures (Category 4).
Action 5.2.8: Develop model prototype regional management plans for chytridiomycosis-free and chytrid-contaminated areas (Category 4).