Goals, outcomes and targets This framework is structured around the following Increase the national extent and connectivity of native vegetation Goal 1 Goal 2 Maintain and improve the condition and function of native vegetation Goal 3 Maximise the native vegetation benefits of ecosystem service markets Goal 4 Build capacity to understand, value and manage native vegetation Goal 5 Advance the engagement and inclusion of Indigenous peoples in management of native vegetation. These five goals are vital for achieving the framework’s vision and are designed to build ecosystem resilience and to improve the productive capacity and ecosystem function of the landscape. People are a large part of achieving this. The framework also aims to utilise and build on existing knowledge, capacity and resources in native vegetation management at all levels of governance, the business and industry sectors, private landholders and in the general community. Outcomes and targets have been developed for each of the goals (Table 2). These outcomes and the national targets will inform how jurisdictions plan their conservation activities. The targets are national and are designed to be measurable, achievable and realistic, while allowing for jurisdictional differences in their application. Many of the targets are processbased, providing the necessary first steps such as establishing baselines and the ability to measure progress towards the later outcome-based targets. Table 2 Goals, outcomes and targets Outcomes Targets
Goals, outcomes and targets This framework is structured around the following Goal 1 Increase the national extent and connectivity of native vegetation Goal 2 Maintain and improve the condition and function of native vegetation Goal 3 Maximise the native vegetation benefits of ecosystem service markets Goal 4 Build capacity to understand, value and manage native vegetation Goal 5 Advance the engagement and inclusion of Indigenous peoples in management of native vegetation. These five goals are vital for achieving the framework’s vision and are designed to build ecosystem resilience and to improve the productive capacity and ecosystem function of the landscape. People are a large part of achieving this. The framework also aims to utilise and build on existing knowledge, capacity and resources in native vegetation management at all levels of governance, the business and industry sectors, private landholders and in the general community. Outcomes and targets have been developed for each of the goals (Table 2). These outcomes and the national targets will inform how jurisdictions plan their conservation activities. The targets are national and are designed to be measurable, achievable and realistic, while allowing for jurisdictional differences in their application. Many of the targets are processbased, providing the necessary first steps such as establishing baselines and the ability to measure progress towards the later outcome-based targets. Table 2 Goals, outcomes and targets Outcomes Targets