strips or selectively spot-spray weeds in areas Further information with good native ground cover. For further information on Coastal Small Grants, Health and safety please contact the Corangamite CMA on (03) It is the responsibility of the land manager and 5232 9100 or visit the Corangamite CMA any employees or contractors under their website at: www.ccma.vic.gov.au. direction to ensure that all works are conducted according to safe minimum standards and in There is a wide variety of sources of information accordance with relevant legal obligations. for revegetation techniques available. The following list provides some useful sources: To determine whether there are any underground pipes or cables on your property, Information notes on the Department of you may wish to consider calling 1100 – ‘Dial Environment, Land, Water and Planning before you This is a free referral service dig’. (DELWP) website: from anywhere in Australia. FloraBank: Your local Landcare Coordinator, Local Council or DELWP office. Schedule of Actions* Year 1 Year 2 Remaining period of Management Agreement Fence site (if required) Autumn/winter Pre-planting weed control Spring Autumn (planting patches) Collect seed Spring/summer As necessary if required for additional plantings Prepare planting areas Spring/summer (machine/hand-ripping) On-grow plants Summer-ongoing As necessary if required for additional plantings Rabbit/hare control Autumn Autumn Ongoing Plant out sites (guard After autumn break As necessary if required plants) or direct seed sites Winter/spring for additional plantings Selective weed control Autumn/spring ongoing post planting * Note that this is a guide only. Land managers who sign Coastal Small Grants revegetation agreements will need to demonstrate progress towards plant survival targets in order to qualify for milestone payments. The survival milestones may be achieved through alternative approaches to the Schedule of Actions above. Information sourced directly from the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, October 2015 Information included in this publication is intended to be of assistance to you but the Corangamite CMA and the State of Victoria cannot guarantee that the information is without flaw or is wholly appropriate for all your purposes and therefore disclaims liability for any error, loss or other consequence arising from you relying on this information. © State of Victoria, Corangamite Catchment Management Authority, 2015 This publication is copyright. No part may be reproduced by any process except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968.
strips or selectively spot-spray weeds in areas with good native ground cover. Health and safety It is the responsibility of the land manager and any employees or contractors under their direction to ensure that all works are conducted according to safe minimum standards and in accordance with relevant legal obligations. To determine whether there are any underground pipes or cables on your property, you may wish to consider calling 1100 – ‘Dial before you dig’. This is a free referral service from anywhere in Australia. Further information For further information on Coastal Small Grants, please contact the Corangamite CMA on (03) 5232 9100 or visit the Corangamite CMA website at: www.ccma.vic.gov.au. There is a wide variety of sources of information for revegetation techniques available. The following list provides some useful sources: Information notes on the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) website: FloraBank: Your local Landcare Coordinator, Local Council or DELWP office. Schedule of Actions* Year 1 Year 2 Remaining period of Management Agreement Fence site (if required) Autumn/winter Pre-planting weed control (planting patches) Spring Autumn Collect seed Spring/summer As necessary if required for additional plantings Prepare planting areas (machine/hand-ripping) Spring/summer On-grow plants Summer-ongoing As necessary if required for additional plantings Rabbit/hare control Autumn Autumn Ongoing Plant out sites (guard plants) or direct seed sites After autumn break Winter/spring As necessary if required for additional plantings Selective weed control post planting Autumn/spring ongoing * Note that this is a guide only. Land managers who sign Coastal Small Grants revegetation agreements will need to demonstrate progress towards plant survival targets in order to qualify for milestone payments. The survival milestones may be achieved through alternative approaches to the Schedule of Actions above. Information sourced directly from the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, October 2015 Information included in this publication is intended to be of assistance to you but the Corangamite CMA and the State of Victoria cannot guarantee that the information is without flaw or is wholly appropriate for all your purposes and therefore disclaims liability for any error, loss or other consequence arising from you relying on this information. © State of Victoria, Corangamite Catchment Management Authority, 2015 This publication is copyright. No part may be reproduced by any process except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968.
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