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Managing Roadsides 3 Implementation
Managing Roadsides Guides
(2014)
Abstract
These guidelines have been prepared for local councils seeking to achieve best practice in roadside environmental management through the use of Roadside Vegetation Management Plans (RVMPs). However, the guidelines will also be of relevance to managers of other linear reserves which, by nature of their shape and issues, have similar management requirements.
Actions relating to the management of high, medium and low conservation value roadsides could include:
• Appropriate maintenance of roadsides
• Signage and markers
• Training
• Community education
• Regulation
• Stakeholder engagement and partnerships
• Funding opportunities
• Restoration and rehabilitation projects
To best manage roadside environments it is important that council staff and contractors use appropriate maintenanceregimes for high, medium and low value conservation sites.
Keywords
- roads,
- rail,
- sustainability,
- environment,
- biodiversity
Disciplines
Publication Date
July, 2014
Citation Information
Neil Dufty. "Managing Roadsides 3 Implementation" Managing Roadsides Guides (2014) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/neil_dufty/50/