golden sun moth in northern ACT. developed by the PIT and Areas likely to be suitable for golden sun implemented within 12 months moth (up to 140 ha) in the long term given No net reduction over the life of the Plan in of endorsement of the Plan. likely regeneration of box gum woodland areas occupied by golden sun moth for retained in some locations where the species also Fire Hazard Management and reserved populations. presently occurs will be targeted for strategies that include Management of secondary grassland where the golden sun moth habitat improvement. considerations for golden sun species occurs within a matrix of regenerating Indicative areas for habitat improvement moth habitat management to be box gum woodland. are shown on Figure 5.2, however would developed by the PIT in Encouragement of golden sun moth colonisation be refined following baseline consultation with TaMS and of areas along the proposed unreserved urban assessments and development of Habitat ESA prior to any development fringe where appropriate and practicable. Improvement Plan in areas adjoining the MNES. 2. Research into the potential Reserve management plan compatibility of bushfire hazard developed by the PIT and management requirements with habitat Steering Committee for requirements of the species. Canberra Nature Park Management Plan This measure will take advantage of the management regime requirements for bushfire hazard purposes by ensuring derived native grasslands in these locations do not return to a woodland form while still catering for golden sun moth. This will inform the Fire Hazard Management Strategy to be implemented for the species. Superb parrot 1. All currently known breeding locations Persistence of a breeding population in northern Habitat management plan in the Throsby ridge area will be ACT in the long term. developed by the PIT and protected. implemented within 12 months Improved management of potential habitat in of endorsement of the Plan The majority of potential nesting trees will order to support recovery of superb parrots. be maintained at least 100 metres from Fire Hazard Management Improved understanding of habitat requirements the edge of urban development (refer to strategies that include for foraging and dispersing superb parrots within Figure 5.3). Some asset protection considerations for superb parrot peri-urban and urban environments. activities may occur within this buffer habitat management to be Improved understanding of the superb parrot zone. Research into compatibility of developed by the PIT in population which occurs in the northern ACT in bushfire hazard management consultation with TaMS and terms of nest site fidelity and breeding success requirements with breeding requirements ESA prior to any development of the species. This will inform the Fire in areas adjoining the MNES.
Areas likely to be suitable for golden sun moth (up to 140 ha) in the long term given likely regeneration of box gum woodland in some locations where the species also presently occurs will be targeted for golden sun moth habitat improvement. Indicative areas for habitat improvement are shown on Figure 5.2, however would be refined following baseline assessments and development of Habitat Improvement Plan 2. Research into the potential compatibility of bushfire hazard management requirements with habitat requirements of the species. This measure will take advantage of the management regime requirements for bushfire hazard purposes by ensuring derived native grasslands in these locations do not return to a woodland form while still catering for golden sun moth. This will inform the Fire Hazard Management Strategy to be implemented for the species. golden sun moth in northern ACT. No net reduction over the life of the Plan in areas occupied by golden sun moth for retained and reserved populations. Management of secondary grassland where the species occurs within a matrix of regenerating box gum woodland. Encouragement of golden sun moth colonisation of areas along the proposed unreserved urban fringe where appropriate and practicable. developed by the PIT and implemented within 12 months of endorsement of the Plan. Fire Hazard Management strategies that include considerations for golden sun moth habitat management to be developed by the PIT in consultation with TaMS and ESA prior to any development in areas adjoining the MNES. Reserve management plan developed by the PIT and Steering Committee for Canberra Nature Park Management Plan Superb parrot 1. All currently known breeding locations in the Throsby ridge area will be protected. The majority of potential nesting trees will be maintained at least 100 metres from the edge of urban development (refer to Figure 5.3). Some asset protection activities may occur within this buffer zone. Research into compatibility of bushfire hazard management requirements with breeding requirements of the species. This will inform the Fire Persistence of a breeding population in northern ACT in the long term. Improved management of potential habitat in order to support recovery of superb parrots. Improved understanding of habitat requirements for foraging and dispersing superb parrots within peri-urban and urban environments. Improved understanding of the superb parrot population which occurs in the northern ACT in terms of nest site fidelity and breeding success Habitat management plan developed by the PIT and implemented within 12 months of endorsement of the Plan Fire Hazard Management strategies that include considerations for superb parrot habitat management to be developed by the PIT in consultation with TaMS and ESA prior to any development in areas adjoining the MNES.