DEFN: physical / abiotic or human
/ biotic; capable of use, to fulful
human needs / wants. Placed in a
social, economic, cultural, political,
administrative and technological
context
Biodiversity
Implementation Tools
Planning
Roles / Responsibilites
Meaning
Management of
...The Future
Integration
Strategic Committment
Systems Thinking
Evidence based
decision making
convergent
approaches
SPA: seek to achieve ecological sustainability by:
a) managing process of development
b) managing the effects of
development on the environment
c) coordination & integration of planning
at the local, regional and State levels
Regulation
Protected Areas (PAs)
Governance
NRS: Gaps / Framework
Management
Joint Management
(JM)
integrates gov and
community - land owned by
Ind. leased to gov
many stakeholders integreated
board of mgmt
cooperative mgmt betw land owners and park mgmt
Indigenous
Protected Areas
(IPAs)
NCA: Protects listed Flora and Fauna and defines PAs
VMA: protects veg in Qld freehold & leasehold
EPA: protects env. from environmental harm
Education / Awareness incl.
MBI's
Instruments
Communication strategies
Property Rights
Instruments
purchase land
inherit / donate
native title
covenants over properties
voluntary agmts
exclusive use rights (Ind agmts)
crown rights on title
Purchase of land and lease back
TUMRAs
bioregional planning
(Bioregions and RE's)
defined by its people,
many land uses, contains
1 whole ecosystem
Bioregion = based on landscape patterns
Regional Ecosystem = veg community in a
vioregion consistently associated with a
particular combination of geology,
landform soil.
Pressures
Connectivity
Assessment
Values
ethical values
social / cultural
production services
regulation service
Preservation of options
ecosystem services
DEFN: variety of life & its processes; incl
the variety of living organisms, the genetic
differences among them, the communities
& ecosystems in which they occur & the
landscapes or regions of which they are a
part.