Initial stage of planting completed at 000 trees in riparian areas. “Woodville”. 4 6km of riverine buffers achieved. Management agreement achieved through 2011 Ongoing funding agreement (Caring for our Coasts) and local council planning processes. Two adjoining properties have that VCA’s contribute to koala habitat and riparian buffer conservation. Private land conservation mechanisms will 2012 Ongoing continue to include koala habitat. The regulation of native Through the Native Vegetation 2010 Ongoing vegetation removal in Victoria Management Framework. ensures that important habitat, Vic Net gain sought. Through the Native Vegetation including koala habitat, is 2011 Ongoing Management Framework. protected Ongoing since 2004. Not monitored in 2010 Ongoing Raymond Island habitat Tree banding and exclusion plots by 2010. Vic protection private landholders 2011 Ongoing Not monitored. Individual trees are protected with tree 2010 Ongoing bands. Otways habitat protection Vic Protection of preferred food trees. Individual trees are protected with tree 2011 Ongoing bands. NatureLinks SA See 1.01 Ongoing See 1.01 1.04 Prioritise populations The ACEAS is supporting the The ACEAS is a facility of the Terrestrial workshop koalas in the Ecosystems Research Network, which is “Conserving 21st Century: synthesising the supported by the Australian Government Australian Centre for Ecological dynamics of koala through the National Collaborative Australia’s Australian February and July Analysis and Synthesis The workshop is an 2012 Research Infrastructure Strategy and the populations”. Government 2012 (ACEAS) workshop initiative of the Koala Research Super Science Initiative. The workshops Network, which aims to provide robust will provide an expert synthesis of current science to inform sustainable koala knowledge of koala population trends conservation and management. across the national range.
2011 Ongoing Initial stage of planting completed at “Woodville”. 4 000 trees in riparian areas. 6km of riverine buffers achieved. Management agreement achieved through funding agreement (Caring for our Coasts) and local council planning processes. Two adjoining properties have VCA’s that contribute to koala habitat and riparian buffer conservation. 2012 Ongoing Private land conservation mechanisms will continue to include koala habitat. The regulation of native vegetation removal in Victoria ensures that important habitat, including koala habitat, is protected Vic Net gain sought. 2010 Ongoing Through the Native Vegetation Management Framework. 2011 Ongoing Through the Native Vegetation Management Framework. Raymond Island habitat protection Vic Tree banding and exclusion plots by private landholders 2010 Ongoing Ongoing since 2004. Not monitored in 2010. 2011 Ongoing Not monitored. Otways habitat protection Vic Protection of preferred food trees. 2010 Ongoing Individual trees are protected with tree bands. 2011 Ongoing Individual trees are protected with tree bands. NatureLinks SA See 1.01 Ongoing See 1.01 1.04 Prioritise populations Australian Centre for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (ACEAS) workshop Australian Government The ACEAS is supporting the workshop “Conserving koalas in the 21st Century: synthesising the dynamics of Australia’s koala populations”. The workshop is an initiative of the Koala Research Network, which aims to provide robust science to inform sustainable koala conservation and management. 2012 February and July 2012 The ACEAS is a facility of the Terrestrial Ecosystems Research Network, which is supported by the Australian Government through the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy and the Super Science Initiative. The workshops will provide an expert synthesis of current knowledge of koala population trends across the national range.