recreational products in and around Hondeklip Bay and including the maintained tourism and Estuary and Hondeklip Bay recreational services. coastal environment Swartlintjies Estuary (coastal hiking tours, shoreline information, sea, Note: Estuary specific estuarine, terrestrial informative tours, birdwatching, fishing, wrecks, initiatives can only proceed Improved levels of sea food collection). when public access is employment in (ii) Design, print and distribute estuary, coastal and bird watching restored Hondeklip Bay specific brochures and pamphlets for visitors and local users. community (iii) Explore and where possible support the participation of local Levels of formal community members in conservation related job opportunities employment in surrounding (Poverty Alleviation, EPWP, WfW, DEA/DAFF monitoring programmes) communities related to the Swartlintjies Estuary and coastal environment. (iv) Rehabilitate mined landscape to meet specifications of the of the Scenic value of the Once public access has DMR mining permit EMP in order to restore scenic value. landscape is restored been restored (v) Ensure safety of the public. Erect warning signs explaining the Warning signs have been danger of episodic flood events and other coastal hazards. Erect erected warning signs for remaining mining pits/slimes dams etc. (until rehabilitation has been completed) and for old mining machinery (until cleared away). (vi) Demarcate public access and sensitive areas and mark areas with Public use areas mapped suitable signage. and included in updated EMP
recreational products in and around Hondeklip Bay and including the Swartlintjies Estuary (coastal hiking tours, shoreline information, sea, estuarine, terrestrial informative tours, birdwatching, fishing, wrecks, sea food collection). maintained tourism and recreational services. Improved levels of employment in Hondeklip Bay community Estuary and Hondeklip Bay coastal environment Note: Estuary specific initiatives can only proceed when public access is restored Levels of formal employment in surrounding communities (ii) Design, print and distribute estuary, coastal and bird watching specific brochures and pamphlets for visitors and local users. (iii) Explore and where possible support the participation of local community members in conservation related job opportunities (Poverty Alleviation, EPWP, WfW, DEA/DAFF monitoring programmes) related to the Swartlintjies Estuary and coastal environment. (iv) Rehabilitate mined landscape to meet specifications of the of the DMR mining permit EMP in order to restore scenic value. Scenic value of the landscape is restored Once public access has been restored (v) Ensure safety of the public. Erect warning signs explaining the danger of episodic flood events and other coastal hazards. Erect warning signs for remaining mining pits/slimes dams etc. (until rehabilitation has been completed) and for old mining machinery (until cleared away). Warning signs have been erected (vi) Demarcate public access and sensitive areas and mark areas with suitable signage. Public use areas mapped and included in updated EMP
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