Strategic directions TABLE 1 MANAGEMENT ZONES AND OVERLAYS ZONES & CONSERVATION CONSERVATION RECREATION RECREATION DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION Port Campbell National Port Campbell National Port Campbell National Port Campbell National Park, AREA/LOCATION Park, 1156 ha, 66% of Park. Park, 193 ha, 11% of Park. Park, 6 ha, <1% of Park. 395 ha, 22% of Park. Bay of Islands Coastal Bay of Islands Coastal Park Port Campbell Foreshore, Section of the Sherbrook Park 840 ha, 88% of Park. 110 ha, 12% of Park. Caravan Park, existing Block recommended as an Semi-remote areas of Port Glenample Homestead (8 ha). Visitor Information Centre; Education Area by the LCC Campbell National Park; Loch Ard Public Cemetery. possible alternative sites for (1978). semi- remote areas of Bay of Childers Cove, and area south of the proposed Tourist Centre Islands Coastal Park. the Great Ocean Road from Boat within and outside the Park Bay to Peterborough, within Bay of (figure 6). Islands Coastal Park; London Bridge, Loch Ard Gorge area including Sherbrook Camp, and Twelve Apostles Visitor areas within Port Campbell National Park. Coastal habitats of high Important natural values and visitor High-use visitor nodes Discrete area of high VALUES conservation facilities. with Park management education value. significance. facilities. Protect sensitive natural Protect less sensitive natural Provide primarily for high-use Protect primarily for GENERAL environments and provide environments and provide for visitor nodes with a environmental education in a MANAGEMENT for minimal impact sustainable dispersed recreation concentration of recreation relatively undisturbed AIM recreation activities and activities and modest-scale visitor and/or interpretation facilities. setting. simple visitor facilities, facilities without significant subject to ensuring minimal impact on natural processes. interference with natural processes. Port Campbell National Park and Bay of Islands Coastal Park 9
TABLE 1 MANAGEMENT ZONES AND OVERLAYS ZONES Strategic directions CONSERVATION CONSERVATION & RECREATION RECREATION DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION AREA/LOCATION Port Campbell National Park, 1156 ha, 66% of Park. Bay of Islands Coastal Park 840 ha, 88% of Park. Semi-remote areas of Port Campbell National Park; semi- remote areas of Bay of Islands Coastal Park. Port Campbell National Park, 193 ha, 11% of Park. Bay of Islands Coastal Park 110 ha, 12% of Park. Glenample Homestead (8 ha). Loch Ard Public Cemetery. Childers Cove, and area south of the Great Ocean Road from Boat Bay to Peterborough, within Bay of Islands Coastal Park; London Bridge, Loch Ard Gorge area including Sherbrook Camp, and Twelve Apostles Visitor areas within Port Campbell National Park. Port Campbell National Park, 6 ha, <1% of Park. Port Campbell Foreshore, Caravan Park, existing Visitor Information Centre; possible alternative sites for the proposed Tourist Centre within and outside the Park (figure 6). Port Campbell National Park, 395 ha, 22% of Park. Section of the Sherbrook Block recommended as an Education Area by the LCC (1978). VALUES Coastal habitats of high conservation significance. Important natural values and visitor facilities. High-use visitor nodes with Park management facilities. Discrete area of high education value. GENERAL MANAGEMENT AIM Protect sensitive natural environments and provide for minimal impact recreation activities and simple visitor facilities, subject to ensuring minimal interference with natural processes. Protect less sensitive natural environments and provide for sustainable dispersed recreation activities and modest-scale visitor facilities without significant impact on natural processes. Provide primarily for high-use visitor nodes with a concentration of recreation and/or interpretation facilities. Protect primarily for environmental education in a relatively undisturbed setting. Port Campbell National Park and Bay of Islands Coastal Park 9
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