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Goal 4 capacity to understand, value and manage native vegetation An increase in the number of Australians, including business and industry sectors, who understand and appreciate the importance and practice of native vegetation management. An increase in incentive arrangements and business opportunities to encourage and support native vegetation conservation on private land. An improvement in methods of communication on native vegetation management and values, tailored to land and managers’ needs. An increase in the adoption of management practices that achieve conservation and sustainable use of native vegetation by private land users and managers. A more partnership-based approach between sectors and organisations with responsibility for managing native vegetation, for example, between governments, landholders, industry and environmental groups. Target 9: By 2014 targeted communication programs and community engagement programs are in place to enable a range of stakeholder groups to better understand the values of native vegetation. Target 10: By 2016 there has been an increase in the number of Australians who understand the benefits and values of native vegetation. Target 11: By 2016 major public and private land managers and industries recognise the benefits of native vegetation by undertaking practices that promote the ecologically sustainable management of native vegetation.
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