Conservation Reliant Species - Management Actions

Management Actions

There are five major areas of management action for conservation of vulnerable species.

1. Control of other species may include: control of exotic fauna, exotic flora, other native species and parasites and disease.
2. Control of direct human impacts may include control of grazing, human access, on and off-road vehicles, low impact recreation and illegal collecting and poaching.
3. Pollution control may include control of chemical run-off, siltation, water quality and use of pesticides and herbicides.
4. Active habitat management may include fire management and control, control of soil erosion and waterbodies, habitat restoration and mechanical vegetation control.
5. Artificial population recruitment may include captive propagation (forced immigration) or captive breeding.