Biodiversity Assessment - Pilbara
Opportunities
| Opportunities | Comments |
|---|---|
| Chichester (PIL1) | |
| Institutional reform | rural reconstruction, industry reconstruction, new tenure and management arrangements. |
| Legislation including duty of care for leasehold etc | No data |
| Other planning opportunities | Including local government planning and National Action Plan for Water Quality and Salinity. |
| Fortescue (PIL2) | |
| Capacity building with stakeholders (specify) | Further capability building in resource and pastoral industries, particularly possibility for joint or compatible management of pastoral leases owned by mining companies. |
| Institutional reform | Rural reconstruction, industry reconstruction, new tenure and management arrangements; includes resumption of high quality lands for reservation from existing pastoral leases. |
| Legislation including duty of care for leasehold etc | Especially pastoral and aboriginal leases. |
| Other planning opportunities | Local and State government planning for a CAR conservation reserve system. |
| Threat abatement planning | Pest management; particularly fox, and feral herbivore control on pastoral lands. |
| Hamersley (PIL3) | |
| Capacity building with stakeholders (specify) | In resource and pastoral industries, particularly possibility for joint or compatible management of pastoral leases owned by mining companies. |
| Environmental management systems | No data |
| Industry codes of practice | Large size and power of the mining companies involved. |
| Institutional reform | Rural reconstruction, industry reconstruction, new tenure and management arrangements; includes resumption of high quality lands for reservation from existing pastoral leases.. |
| Legislation including duty of care for leasehold etc | Especially pastoral and aboriginal leases, and mining areas. |
| Other planning opportunities | Including local and State government planning for a CAR conservation reserve system. |
| Threat abatement planning | Pest management; feral herbivore control on pastoral lands. |
| Roebourne (PIL4) | |
| Capacity building with stakeholders (specify) | Further capability building in resource and pastoral industries, particularly possibility for joint or compatible management of pastoral leases owned by mining companies. |
| Institutional reform | Rural reconstruction, industry reconstruction, new tenure and management arrangements; includes resumption of high quality lands for reservation from existing pastoral leases. |
| Legislation including duty of care for leasehold etc | No data |
| Other planning opportunities | Local and State government planning. |
| Threat abatement planning | Pest management; particularly fox, and feral herbivore control on pastoral lands. |
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