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Recovery strategy: Establish management agreements with public authorities cmas and land managers/owners

There are 12 priority actions under the "establish management agreements with public authorities cmas and land managers/owners" recovery strategy. These actions apply to 10 threatened species, populations and communities.

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Establish management agreements with public authorities cmas and land managers/owners - priority actions
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Prefer common name?		Type of speciesLevel of threatPriority actions
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Astrotricha sp. WallagaraughShrubsEndangered1. Negotiate with RTA and Bega Valley Shire Council for appropriate slashing frequency and general management on Sapphire Coast Drive. (High priority)
 
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Callocephalon fimbriatumBirdsVulnerable1. Negotiate management agreements and covenants over important areas of habitat. (Medium priority)
 
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Calyptorhynchus lathami - endangered populationEndangered PopulationsEndangered Population1. Negotiate management agreements and covenants over important areas of habitat. (Medium priority)
 
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Dillwynia glauculaShrubsEndangered1. Develop a regional plan for protection of populations in the Windellama area (private land and roadsides). (High priority)
 
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Pedionomus torquatusBirdsEndangered1. Aim to manage up to 5000ha of Plains-wanderer primary habitat on freehold land using funding from incentive programs. (High priority)
 
2. Develop incentive-based land management instruments to reward landholders who manage Plains-wanderer habitat for conservation outcomes. (High priority)
 
3. Encourage landholders to undertake incentive-based Property Vegetation Plans (PVPs) that protect and manage Plains-wanderer habitat. (High priority)
 
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Phascolarctos cinereusMarsupialsVulnerable1. DECC will approach key stakeholders to negotiate conservation outcomes for important koala populations in NSW. (Medium priority)
 
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Phyllota humifusaShrubsVulnerable1. Develop management agreements with relevant landowners that protect off-park populations threatened by sand and sandstone mining and forestry disturbances. (Medium priority)
 
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Pomaderris walshiiShrubsCritically Endangered1. Obtain management agreement for protection of populations in private land. (High priority)
 
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Solanum celatumShrubsEndangered1. Formalise management agreement with private land owners in Bungonia area. (Medium priority)
 
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Wilsonia backhouseiShrubsVulnerable1. Negotaite with land managers for protection of this species and its habitat. (Medium priority)
 
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