Strategic TABLE 1 PARK MANAGEMENT ZONES AND OVERLAYS directions MANAGEMENT ZONES MANAGEMENT OVERLAYS REFERENCE AREA CONSERVATION REMOTE AND SPECIAL PROTECTION AND RECREATION NATURAL AREAS AREA 1510 ha (8% of Park). 16 890 ha (92% of Park). Mount Burrowa Remote Falls area, Black AREA/LOCATION and Pine Mountain and Natural Area (6200 ha), Cypress-pine Woodlands, Reference Areas. encompasses part of Jemba Valley Grassy Forest. Reference area. Relatively undisturbed Important natural values Large and Discrete significant areas VALUES land types and associated and scope for low impact essentially requiring special attention. vegetation. recreation opportunities. undisturbed area. Protect viable samples of one Protect less sensitive natural Protect remote and natural Protect specific natural or GENERAL or more land types that are environments and provide values and preclude new cultural values in specific MANAGEMENT relatively undisturbed for for sustainable dispered and incremental areas and sites where AIMS comparative study with recreation activities and development. special management focus similar land types elsewhere, small-scale recreation is required. by keeping all human facilities without significant interference to the esential impact on natural processes. minimum and ensuring as far as practicable that the only long term change results from natural processes.
Strategic directions TABLE 1 PARK MANAGEMENT ZONES AND OVERLAYS MANAGEMENT ZONES MANAGEMENT OVERLAYS REFERENCE AREA CONSERVATION AND RECREATION REMOTE AND NATURAL AREA SPECIAL PROTECTION AREAS AREA/LOCATION 1510 ha (8% of Park). and Pine Mountain Reference Areas. 16 890 ha (92% of Park). Mount Burrowa Remote and Natural Area (6200 ha), encompasses part of Jemba Reference area. Falls area, Black Cypress-pine Woodlands, Valley Grassy Forest. VALUES Relatively undisturbed land types and associated vegetation. Important natural values and scope for low impact recreation opportunities. Large and essentially undisturbed area. Discrete significant areas requiring special attention. GENERAL MANAGEMENT AIMS 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 esential minimum and ensuring as far as practicable that the only long term change results from natural processes. Protect less sensitive natural environments and provide for sustainable dispered recreation activities and small-scale recreation facilities without significant impact on natural processes. Protect remote and natural values and preclude new and incremental development. Protect specific natural or cultural values in specific areas and sites where special management focus is required.