TABLE 1 PARK MANAGEMENT ZONES - DERGHOLM STATE PARK MANAGEMENT ZONES CONSERVATION AND RECREATION CONSERVATION Bailey’s Rocks and surrounding AREA/LOCATION Remainder of Bogalara block and area, all of Youpayang block. Bogalara block (figure 2). 10 150 ha, 97.5 % of the Park. 250 ha, 2.5 % of the Park. Broad areas of very high natural of sensitive environments or VALUES values with minimal disturbance less sensitive natural from recreation. environments supporting a range of geological, cultural and recreation values. environments, and provide for Protect sensitive natural GENERAL sustainable dispersed recreation environments, and provide for MANAGEMENT activities and recreation minimal impact recreation activities AIM facilities without significant and simple visitor facilities subject to impact on natural processes. ensuring minimal interference to Protect less natural processes. sensitive natural TABLE 2 PARK MANAGEMENT ZONES AND OVERLAY - TOOAN BLOCK MANAGEMENT ZONES OVERLAY CONSERVATION REFERENCE AREA SPECIAL PROTECTION AREA Tooan Reference Area. Majority of the Park. AREA/LOCATION Area detailed 430 ha, 12 % of the 3 120 ha, 88 % of the in figure 3. block. Large areas of VALUES A number of sensitive and Relatively undisturbed Malleefowl nests important vegetation land types and associated within the communities and vegetation, representative Special diverse habitats. of ridges and flats of the Protection Area. Wimmera plain. for minimal impact more land types that are long-term change results GENERAL recreation activities relatively undisturbed for from natural processes. and simple visitor comparative study with T AIM Protect specific facilities, subject to similar land types natural or cultural ensuring minimal elsewhere, by keeping all Protect values in specific interference to human interference to the sensitive areas and sites where a natural processes. essential minimum and natural special management ensuring as far as environments Protect viable focus is required. practicable that the only and provide samples of one or
TABLE 1 PARK MANAGEMENT ZONES - DERGHOLM STATE PARK MANAGEMENT ZONES CONSERVATION AND RECREATION CONSERVATION AREA/LOCATION Bailey’s Rocks and surrounding area, Bogalara block (figure 2). 250 ha, 2.5 % of the Park. VALUES of sensitive environments or less sensitive natural environments supporting a range of geological, cultural and recreation values. Remainder of Bogalara block and all of Youpayang block. 10 150 ha, 97.5 % of the Park. Broad areas of very high natural values with minimal disturbance from recreation. GENERAL MANAGEMENT AIM Protect less sensitive natural environments, and provide for sustainable dispersed recreation activities and recreation facilities without significant impact on natural processes. Protect sensitive natural environments, and provide for minimal impact recreation activities and simple visitor facilities subject to ensuring minimal interference to natural processes. TABLE 2 PARK MANAGEMENT ZONES AND OVERLAY - TOOAN BLOCK MANAGEMENT ZONES OVERLAY CONSERVATION REFERENCE AREA SPECIAL PROTECTION AREA AREA/LOCATION Majority of the Park. 3 120 ha, 88 % of the VALUES Large areas of sensitive and important vegetation communities and diverse habitats. Tooan Reference Area. 430 ha, 12 % of the block. Relatively undisturbed land types and associated vegetation, representative of ridges and flats of the Wimmera plain. Area detailed in figure 3. A number of Malleefowl nests within the Special Protection Area. GENERAL AIM Protect sensitive natural environments and provide for minimal impact recreation activities and simple visitor facilities, subject to ensuring minimal interference to natural processes. Protect viable samples of one or more land types that are relatively undisturbed for comparative study with similar land types elsewhere, by keeping all human interference to the essential minimum and ensuring as far as practicable that the only long-term change results from natural processes. Protect specific natural or cultural values in specific areas and sites where a special management focus is required. T