Archives: Priority Actions

Develop meaningful and productive partnerships between all stakeholders for better outcomes for Traditional Owners.

Provide opportunities for landholders to build up their own natural resource management knowledge and skills.

Undertake trials and extend information to landholders on effective practices to improve soil health.

Develop a range of initiatives to support sustainable agriculture.

Work with state and local governments to develop mitigation strategies for vehicle strike and attacks by wild and unrestrained domestic dogs.

Investigate and implement cutting-edge approaches to weed and pest control to improve effectiveness and efficiency.

Develop proactive measures to protect existing habitat, wildlife corridors and plantings from climate change stressors.

Conduct a comprehensive program to manage introduced aquatic weeds, to minimise downstream impacts.

Conduct further research into the potential for assisted natural regeneration to be used as a complementary strategy to revegetation for restoring large areas.

Identify and protect key pollinators and seed dispersers, including birds, bats, mammals and insects, to support the long term health and survival of forests.

Support the agricultural industry to implement best management practices, including through extension and financial incentives, for long term economic and environmental sustainability.

Support for community groups to conduct natural resource management projects, including access to research, planning and funding.