Actions Responsibility Time frame (Year) A2.1.7 Train regional IS staff in any new BPM ISRD 1-5 technologies or information. A1.2.8 Identify opportunities and develop ISRD 1, 1-5 partnerships with regional groups for delivering wild dog management information. A2.1.9 Through regional groups, extend best ISRD 1-5 practice to land managers as part of a state-wide process. A2.1.10 Work with other regional project staff to ISRD 1-5 deliver predator management information (includes WDM) through production (sheep/cattle) and other grower forums, workshops etc. A2.1.11 Provide support to biosecurity groups in ISRD 1-5 strategic landscape planning for wild dog control. Item Performance measures for Outcome 2 Means of verification PM2.1 BPM is current (and includes details of Current version of BPM statutory obligations, tactics, and strategic landscape approach). PM2.2 Code of Practice is adopted by land Number of breaches of animal managers. welfare Number and proportion of RBG PM2.3 Community-developed Regional Wild Dog plans endorsed by DAFWA Plans are based on BPM. PM2.4 Predator management is included in Number and nature of producer field days and forums. workshops/forums/other industry events that include predator management Documented plan PM2.5 An Engagement Plan has been completed. Annual review of plan by steering committee Coordinated planning at regional and state level maximises Outcome 3: effectiveness of wild dog management Strategy S3.1 Develop the obligation for planning through partnership agreements Actions Responsibility Time frame (Year) A3.1.1 Include requirements for planning within ISPP 1 partnership arrangements for wild dog management. State Strategy S3.2 Develop State partnerships to improve the coordination and delivery of wild dog management
Actions Responsibility Time frame (Year) A2.1.7 Train regional IS staff in any new BPM technologies or information. ISRD 1-5 A1.2.8 Identify opportunities and develop partnerships with regional groups for delivering wild dog management information. ISRD 1, 1-5 A2.1.9 Through regional groups, extend best practice to land managers as part of a state-wide process. ISRD 1-5 A2.1.10 Work with other regional project staff to deliver predator management information (includes WDM) through production (sheep/cattle) and other grower forums, workshops etc. ISRD 1-5 A2.1.11 Provide support to biosecurity groups in strategic landscape planning for wild dog control. ISRD 1-5 Item Performance measures for Outcome 2 Means of verification PM2.1 BPM is current (and includes details of statutory obligations, tactics, and strategic landscape approach). Current version of BPM PM2.2 Code of Practice is adopted by land managers. Number of breaches of animal welfare PM2.3 Community-developed Regional Wild Dog Plans are based on BPM. Number and proportion of RBG plans endorsed by DAFWA PM2.4 Predator management is included in producer field days and forums. Number and nature of workshops/forums/other industry events that include predator management PM2.5 An Engagement Plan has been completed. Documented plan Annual review of plan by steering committee Outcome 3: Coordinated planning at regional and state level maximises effectiveness of wild dog management Strategy S3.1 Develop the obligation for planning through partnership agreements Actions Responsibility Time frame (Year) A3.1.1 Include requirements for planning within partnership arrangements for wild dog management. ISPP 1 State Strategy S3.2 Develop State partnerships to improve the coordination and delivery of wild dog management
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