become nature reserve as a result of implementing the Plan. 27 Habitat improvement plans for: PIT 12 months of endorsement of the Plan box gum woodland (approx. 104 hectares of habitat) golden sun moth (up to 140 hectares of habitat) striped legless lizard (up to 111 hectares of habitat) superb parrot 28 Fire hazard management strategies that include specific considerations for: PIT in consultation with Prior to any construction in areas TaMS and ESA adjoining the target MNES box gum woodland golden sun moth striped legless lizard superb parrot 29 Protect known superb parrot nesting trees including exclusion fencing of the interface TaMS Prior to construction commencing between Throsby East Reserve and the future urban area to limit pedestrian access in Throsby points. 30 Establish educational resources including signage and guidelines for residents of east TaMS Prior to sale of land to Throsby, including: prospective residents Description of ecological values and significance of the Mulligans Flat – Goorooyarroo nature reserve complex; No domestic animals in reserves; Management of pest species along the urban edge. 31 Commence planning for implementation of focused research on superb parrot habitat PIT 12 months of endorsement of requirements: Plan Research focusing on nest site selection, nest site fidelity, fecundity, population dynamics and methods of reducing or eliminating nest hollow competition from aggressive native species or exotic pests such as common myna and European honeybee. Assisted natural regeneration to facilitate future hollow formation will be undertaken in areas likely to be suitable as future nesting sites. Removal of stock leading to a reduction in localised compaction and concentration of nutrients, improving long term tree survival. 32 Research golden sun moth habitat requirements: PIT As determined by project
become nature reserve as a result of implementing the Plan. 27 Habitat improvement plans for: box gum woodland (approx. 104 hectares of habitat) golden sun moth (up to 140 hectares of habitat) striped legless lizard (up to 111 hectares of habitat) superb parrot PIT 12 months of endorsement of the Plan 28 Fire hazard management strategies that include specific considerations for: box gum woodland golden sun moth striped legless lizard superb parrot PIT in consultation with TaMS and ESA Prior to any construction in areas adjoining the target MNES 29 Protect known superb parrot nesting trees including exclusion fencing of the interface between Throsby East Reserve and the future urban area to limit pedestrian access points. TaMS Prior to construction commencing in Throsby 30 Establish educational resources including signage and guidelines for residents of east Throsby, including: Description of ecological values and significance of the Mulligans Flat – Goorooyarroo nature reserve complex; No domestic animals in reserves; Management of pest species along the urban edge. TaMS Prior to sale of land to prospective residents 31 Commence planning for implementation of focused research on superb parrot habitat requirements: Research focusing on nest site selection, nest site fidelity, fecundity, population dynamics and methods of reducing or eliminating nest hollow competition from aggressive native species or exotic pests such as common myna and European honeybee. Assisted natural regeneration to facilitate future hollow formation will be undertaken in areas likely to be suitable as future nesting sites. Removal of stock leading to a reduction in localised compaction and concentration of nutrients, improving long term tree survival. PIT 12 months of endorsement of Plan 32 Research golden sun moth habitat requirements: PIT As determined by project