A strategy for the conservation of threatened species and threatened ecological communities in Kakadu National Park 2014-2024
Details:
Title
A strategy for the conservation of threatened species and threatened ecological communities in Kakadu National Park 2014-2024,
Creator
Woinarski, J. C. Z.,
Wunderlich, S.,
Collection
E-Publications,
E-Books,
PublicationNT,
Date
2014-10,
Location
Kakadu National Park,
Abstract
This strategy identifies those threatened species that should be priorities for management attention, due to a range of ecological, taxonomic, cultural and other values, including the extent to which conservation actions in Kakadu can contribute to the conservation outlook for the species across its entire range. This strategy also prioritises species for management attention and intervention based upon an analysis of experts’ opinion on the likelihood of their persistence over a 20-year period in Kakadu with and without management actions.' - Summary,
Notes
This strategy has been commissioned by Kakadu National Park. It responds to the interest and concerns of the Kakadu Board of Management, traditional owners, staff in Kakadu National Park and Parks Australia, and the Kakadu Research Advisory Committee. The strategy will be progressively implemented by Kakadu National Park over 10 years. Some recommendations are already being implemented, while others require further planning and consultation. This strategy was developed with the support of the North Australian Hub of the National Environmental Research Program. Michael Douglas oversaw the management and production of this strategy, and Jaana Dielenberg and Carli Piltz its layout and production.,
Table of contents
Summary -- The purpose andapproach to this strategy -- The opportunity and obligation -- The values: threatened species considered -- The challenge -- Objectives -- Pathways to a solution -- Implementation -- Assessment and review -- References -- Appendices 1-11,
Language
English,
Subject
Threatened species recovery,
Management and resourcing,
Recovery plans,
Research programs,
Integrated monitoring and reporting,
Captive breeding,
Collaboration,
Publisher name
National Environmental Research Program Northern Australia Hub for Kakadu National Park,