Conservation action plans
What’s this about?
A key pillar of the Threatened Species Framework is the declaration of important habitat of threatened species as Assets of Intergenerational Significance.
Assets of Intergenerational Significance are declared to bolster protections for an area of exceptional value – natural or cultural.
It means that the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service will have increased ability to prioritise management at these sites and identify emerging threats early so interventions can take place rapidly.
Conservation Action Plans set out:
- key risks to the declared area of habitat for the threatened species
- priority actions to reduce risks to this important habitat – such as dedicated feral animal control or fire management, or the establishment of insurance populations
- actions to measure and report on the health/population of the threatened species (metrics).
Have your say
Have your say by Monday 27 February 2023.
There are three ways you can submit your feedback, listed below.
Online consultation
Formal submission
Address: Manager, Threatened Species, Biodiversity and Ecological Health Branch, Department of Planning and Environment, Locked Bag 5022, Parramatta NSW 2124
Consultation period
More information
Email: Project team
Phone: 1300 072 757
Agency Website
Consultation Website