maroon leek-orchid, swamp everlasting CONSERVATION OUTCOMES TO BE ACHIEVED The conservation activities below have been designed to deliver the following outcomes: > No substantial negative change to known populations within the Urban Growth Boundary, as a result of protection measures and ongoing management. > The potential extinction in the wild of Maroon Leek-orchid is averted and the ability of each population to become self-sustaining in the long term is increased (from the recovery plan). ACTIVITIES TO ACHIEVE CONSERVATION OUTCOMES table 17: conservation activities for maroon leek-orchid, swamp everlasting Delivery Measures Mechanism Objective Actions Responsible Agency Resources Timing* for To protect the Investigate establishing the S2.1 Department of Short term Covered under Biodiversity Maroon Leek- disused railway at Clyde Sustainability and existing Conservation Orchid, Swamp as a potential conservation Environment allocations Strategy for Everlasting within area through preparing the south- east the disused railway Biodiversity Conservation Growth Areas reflects values at Clyde Strategy for the south-east Authority of disused and subsequent revised railway line Casey-Cardinia Growth Area and provided Framework Plan for approval by March 2011 Prepare Conservation S2.4 Growth Areas Short to Covered under Management Management Plan for the S2.6 Authority medium existing plan in place Clyde railway as part of S1.E1 term allocations prior to preparing a Precinct S4.E1 Casey City Council Structure Plan for area, Developers of which provides for construction protection, management and monitoring of Maroon Precinct Leek-orchid and Swamp Structure Plan Everlasting reflects Conservation Management Plan * Notes to Timing: Short term means the activity is expected to occur within the period 2010 to 2013. Medium term means the activity is expected to occur within the period 2014 to 2019. Long term means the activity is expected to occur beyond 2020.
maroon leek-orchid, swamp everlasting CONSERVATION OUTCOMES TO BE ACHIEVED The conservation activities below have been designed to deliver the following outcomes: > No substantial negative change to known populations within the Urban Growth Boundary, as a result of protection measures and ongoing management. > The potential extinction in the wild of Maroon Leek-orchid is averted and the ability of each population to become self-sustaining in the long term is increased (from the recovery plan). ACTIVITIES TO ACHIEVE CONSERVATION OUTCOMES table 17: conservation activities for maroon leek-orchid, swamp everlasting Objective Actions Mechanism for Delivery Responsible Agency Timing* Resources Measures To protect the Maroon Leek- Orchid, Swamp Everlasting within the disused railway at Clyde Investigate establishing the disused railway at Clyde as a potential conservation area through preparing the Biodiversity Conservation Strategy for the south-east and subsequent revised Casey-Cardinia Growth Area Framework Plan S2.1 Department of Sustainability and Environment Growth Areas Authority Short term Covered under existing allocations Biodiversity Conservation Strategy for south- east reflects values of disused railway line and provided for approval by March 2011 Prepare Conservation Management Plan for the Clyde railway as part of preparing a Precinct Structure Plan for area, which provides for protection, management and monitoring of Maroon Leek-orchid and Swamp Everlasting S2.4 S2.6 S1.E1 S4.E1 Growth Areas Authority Casey City Council Developers Short to medium term Covered under existing allocations Management plan in place prior to of construction Precinct Structure Plan reflects Conservation Management Plan * Notes to Timing: Short term means the activity is expected to occur within the period 2010 to 2013. Medium term means the activity is expected to occur within the period 2014 to 2019. Long term means the activity is expected to occur beyond 2020.