inadvertent spread of relevant industries engagement, to conducting communication P. cinnamomi priority biodiversity activities (e.g. materials including assets. forestry, signage, monitoring) for garden/nursery, priority protection areas road construction, and biodiversity assets recreation, mining are prepared. and tourism) Implement a voluntary certification scheme Australia-wide for high risk materials such as nursery materials, soils, quarry products and road and track building material. Pathogen-tested raw materials, compliant with a best practice certification scheme, are used in high-risk infestation pathways such as soil and nursery materials. Action 2.4 Australian Medium Medium term State and territory Government and priority governments have Integrate management and territory adopted integrated of P. cinnamomi with governments hygiene procedures for other natural resource works in native management systems, vegetation to manage especially fire pests, weeds and management, including disease risks. emergency suppression protocols, P. cinnamomi and prescribed fires. management is integrated with compatible land management programs such as revegetation, fire, weed and pest management and road maintenance programs. Action 2.5 Australian High Priority Ongoing Guidelines to minimise Government risks from Promote use of P. cinnamomi are guidelines to minimise communicated to risks from funding recipients and P. cinnamomi arising reviewed and updated from Australian
inadvertent spread of P. cinnamomi to priority biodiversity assets. relevant industries conducting activities (e.g. forestry, garden/nursery, road construction, recreation, mining and tourism) engagement, communication materials including signage, monitoring) for priority protection areas and biodiversity assets are prepared. Implement a voluntary certification scheme Australia-wide for high risk materials such as nursery materials, soils, quarry products and road and track building material. Pathogen-tested raw materials, compliant with a best practice certification scheme, are used in high-risk infestation pathways such as soil and nursery materials. Action 2.4 Integrate management of P. cinnamomi with other natural resource management systems, especially fire management, including emergency suppression protocols, and prescribed fires. Australian Government and and territory governments Medium priority Medium term State and territory governments have adopted integrated hygiene procedures for works in native vegetation to manage pests, weeds and disease risks. P. cinnamomi management is integrated with compatible land management programs such as revegetation, fire, weed and pest management and road maintenance programs. Action 2.5 Promote use of guidelines to minimise risks from P. cinnamomi arising from Australian Australian Government High Priority Ongoing Guidelines to minimise risks from P. cinnamomi are communicated to funding recipients and reviewed and updated
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