involving all land non-indigenous species’ (Carr et al, 1992). management Local community groups have worked agencies in the tirelessly to control pest plants in Anglesea region, ‘unless Heath (section D.9.1); this involvement managed, plant should be encouraged and supported by communities will larger scale programs undertaken by land become managers. floristically A preliminary list of major environmental impoverished and weeds of the area has been compiled (see indigenous Appendix 5). species will AIMS ultimately Management Outcomes for this Key Area are to: be unable to Maintain biodiversity within Anglesea Heath; regenerate due to competition from Minimise the introduction and spread of pest plants; ANGLESEA HEATH MANAGEMENT PLAN ~ NOVEMBER 2002 29
involving all land management agencies in the region, ‘unless managed, plant communities will become floristically impoverished and indigenous species will ultimately be unable to regenerate due to competition from non-indigenous species’ (Carr et al, 1992). Local community groups have worked tirelessly to control pest plants in Anglesea Heath (section D.9.1); this involvement should be encouraged and supported by larger scale programs undertaken by land managers. A preliminary list of major environmental weeds of the area has been compiled (see Appendix 5). AIMS Management Outcomes for this Key Area are to: Maintain biodiversity within Anglesea Heath; Minimise the introduction and spread of pest plants; ANGLESEA HEATH MANAGEMENT PLAN ~ NOVEMBER 2002 29
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