TABLE 3 INFORMATION, INTERPRETATION AND EDUCATION MANAGEMENT SITE/EVENT MAIN TOPIC FACILITY/SERVICE MANAGEMENT ACTION Outside park: Maintain up to date. Park Notes Develop and maintain PV website Recreation Information General park information as necessary. Notes PV offices and Visitor Visitor information Information Centres Bendigo – Castlemaine Develop and maintain. Heathcote Orientation and Crusoe Park interpretive materials Flora and fauna (at entrance to Big Hill) Geology Plan and implement a Programs/Events Face to face interpretive variety of interpretive Current examples include: activities and programs, events and programs, Flora and fauna School activities (BIB, familiarisation of park consistent with Cluster schools program, features and values Natural values available annual in the project) ‘City Forest’ resources, and in Indigenous cultural heritage Box–Ironbark Spring in the Bendigo cooperation with historical heritage Education Kit bush partner organisations. Recreation Plan and implement on Other topics as appropriate Park information, a regular basis. Regular ‘park community recognition Recognition of park-related information, community and reception event community participation and recognition and achievements reception’ event Parks Victoria report on past years works, and reception of the information, ideas community’s and views about past and future management for consideration when establishing local work program priorities Supply information as Local Businesses Recreation Information appropriate. Recreational equipment Notes Access and management for Develop and maintain. retailers Face to face specific recreational activities Community health interpretation Park organisations ‘Healthy Parks, Healthy People’ features/values Visitor information Park features and values: cultural familiarisation tour centre staff / Licensed heritage, natural, recreational tour operators In park: Notley (Whipstick) Cultural heritage: gold, eucalyptus oil production Orientation and Maintain. Flora and fauna interpretive signage Bushland trail Educational signage about regulations One Tree Hill block Dog access and management Orientation signage Educational materials Develop and maintain. and/or signage about Develop and maintain. regulations One Tree Hill lookout in the Interpretive materials Develop and maintain ‘City Forest’ Goom gooruduron-yeran Orientation signage Develop and maintain. (Big Hill) programs and events Shadbolt (Whipstick) Indigenous cultural heritage Historical heritage. Develop and maintain. Environmental values Other topics as appropriate Orientation signage Face to face interpretive
TABLE 3 INFORMATION, INTERPRETATION AND EDUCATION MANAGEMENT SITE/EVENT MAIN TOPIC FACILITY/SERVICE MANAGEMENT ACTION Outside park: PV website PV offices and Visitor Information Centres – Bendigo Castlemaine Heathcote Crusoe Park (at entrance to Big Hill) Programs/Events Current examples include: School activities (BIB, Cluster schools program, ‘City in the Forest’ project) Spring in the Bendigo bush Regular ‘park information, community recognition and reception’ event Local Businesses Recreational equipment retailers Community health organisations Visitor information centre staff / Licensed tour operators In park: General park information Visitor information Flora and fauna Geology Flora and fauna Natural values Indigenous cultural heritage historical heritage Recreation Other topics as appropriate Recognition of park-related community participation and achievements Parks Victoria report on past years works, and reception of the community’s information, ideas and views about past and future management for consideration when establishing local work program priorities Access and management for specific recreational activities ‘Healthy Parks, Healthy People’ Park features and values: cultural heritage, natural, recreational Park Notes Recreation Information Notes Orientation and interpretive materials Face to face interpretive activities and programs, familiarisation of park features and values Box–Ironbark Education Kit Park information, community recognition and reception event Recreation Information Notes Face to face interpretation Park features/values familiarisation tour Maintain up to date. Develop and maintain as necessary. Develop and maintain. Plan and implement a variety of interpretive events and programs, consistent with available annual resources, and in cooperation with partner organisations. Plan and implement on a regular basis. Supply information as appropriate. Develop and maintain. Notley (Whipstick) Cultural heritage: gold, eucalyptus oil production Flora and fauna Bushland trail Orientation and interpretive signage Educational signage about regulations Maintain. One Tree Hill block Dog access and management Orientation signage Educational materials and/or signage about regulations Develop and maintain. Develop and maintain. One Tree Hill lookout ‘City in the Forest’ Interpretive materials Develop and maintain Goom gooruduron-yeran (Big Hill) Orientation signage Develop and maintain. Shadbolt (Whipstick) Indigenous cultural heritage Historical heritage. Environmental values Other topics as appropriate Orientation signage Face to face interpretive programs and events Develop and maintain.
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