Strategies for natural values conservation arrangements as necessary. Give control of foxes a high priority. Source gravel for park roads only from Monitor the occurrence of pest animals, pits that are certified pathogen and weed and review pest animal strategies if there free, and preferably from outside the park. are impacts on natural values. Restrict the use of gravel from the park to Establish the status of Sallow Wattle in the Grampians National Park only. park and determine its priority for management as a potential environmental Revegetate areas affected by the weed. Cinnamon Fungus where practical, giving priority to Heath Mouse habitat. Assess the impact of grazing by non-native animals (particularly goats) on park Implement the Draft Environmental Action values. Plan (PV 2002) pest plant and animal strategies, and priorities for action, in Participate in cooperative programs with accordance with the management plan. landowners to control pest plants and pest animals, as appropriate. Encourage research on, and update knowledge of, dieback and its relationship Monitor the occurrence of Cinnamon to Cinnamon Fungus. Fungus and review management Grampians National Park 21
Strategies for natural values conservation Give control of foxes a high priority. Monitor the occurrence of pest animals, and review pest animal strategies if there are impacts on natural values. Establish the status of Sallow Wattle in the park and determine its priority for management as a potential environmental weed. Assess the impact of grazing by non-native animals (particularly goats) on park values. Participate in cooperative programs with landowners to control pest plants and pest animals, as appropriate. Monitor the occurrence of Cinnamon Fungus and review management arrangements as necessary. Source gravel for park roads only from pits that are certified pathogen and weed free, and preferably from outside the park. Restrict the use of gravel from the park to Grampians National Park only. Revegetate areas affected by the Cinnamon Fungus where practical, giving priority to Heath Mouse habitat. Implement the Draft Environmental Action Plan (PV 2002) pest plant and animal strategies, and priorities for action, in accordance with the management plan. Encourage research on, and update knowledge of, dieback and its relationship to Cinnamon Fungus. Grampians National Park 21
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