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State of the parks - 2004

Cover: State of the Parks 2004  

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Summary 

Management Action: managing parks better -
A summary of the State of the Parks 2004 report and future management actions in response to it


Full report

Foreword

Context

Audit and Compliance Committee Statement

Summary

Also available as PDF: SoP04ContentToSummary.pdf (496 kb)

 

Chapter 1. Introduction

1.1 The National Parks and Wildlife Service – its role and capacity
1.2 The State of the Parks program
1.3 State of the Parks 2004 report

Also available as PDF: SoP04Chap1.pdf (114 kb)

 

Chapter 2. Overview of the NSW Park System

2.1 The role of the NSW park system
2.2 The history of the NSW park system
2.3 The values of the NSW park system
2.4 The components of the NSW park system
2.5 Aboriginal co-management
2.6 The park system within the NSW landscape

Also available as PDF: Sop04Chap2.pdf (1.6 Mb)

 

 

Chapter 3. Building the NSW Park System

3.1 Objectives for building the NSW park system
3.2 Current status of the NSW park system
3.3 Bioregional context
3.4 Progress in building the NSW park system
3.5 Progress in building the protected area network
3.6 Priorities for the future

Also available as PDF: Sop04Chap3.pdf (6.5 Mb)

 

Chapter 4. Planning for Effective Management

4.1 Management objectives
4.2 Management planning
4.3 Knowledge base for planning and management of natural values

Also available as PDF: Sop04Chap4.pdf (751 kb)

 

Chapter 5. Managing Pressures on the Park System

5.1 Weed and pest animal management
5.2 Performance in pest and weed management
5.3 Inappropriate fire regimes
5.4 Significant local threats

Also available as PDF: Sop04Chap5.pdf (189 kb)

 

Chapter 6. Cultural Heritage Management

6.1 What is cultural heritage?
6.2 Management of cultural heritage through time
6.3 Objectives for cultural heritage management in the NSWpark system
6.4 Cultural heritage management processes
6.5 Knowledge of cultural heritage
6.6 Condition of cultural heritage
6.7 Pressures on cultural heritage values

Also available as PDF: Sop04Chap6.pdf   (1.3 Mb)

 

Chapter 7. Opportunities for Public Appreciation and Enjoyment

7.1 Managing park infrastructure
7.2 Providing opportunities for recreation and enjoyment
7.3 Education and interpretation programs for park visitors

Also available as PDF: Sop04Chap7.pdf (745 kb)

 

Chapter 8. Involving the Community in Conservation

8.1 NSW park system interest groups
8.2 Mechanisms for consultation
8.3 Volunteers

Also available as PDF: Sop04Chap8.pdf (720 kb)

 

Chapter 9. Future Directions

9.1 Planning for effective management
9.2 Pest animal and weed management
9.3 Managing fire for the protection of natural and cultural values
9.4 Cultural heritage management
9.5 Recreation within parks
9.6 Involving communities in conservation
9.7 Park management framework

Also available as PDF: Sop04Chap9.pdf (91 kb)

 

Glossary

References

Appendixes

Appendix A. Core Legislation

Appendix B. State of the Parks Process

   B.1 Introduction
   B.2 Indicator development
   B.3 Detailed information
   B.4 Broad information
   B.5 Data validation process
   B.6 Data analysis and limitations
   B.7 Other datasets
      B.7.1 A single measure of effectiveness for NPWS pest management
      B.7.2 Sampling design
      B.7.3 Scoring pest control programs
      B.7.4 Non-treatment sites

Acknowledgments

Also available as PDF: SoP04GlossaryToAcknwl.pdf (210 kb)


 

 

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