Cradle Coast Authority NRM Strategy (Attachments)

AT TAC H M E N T five : N R M p lanning lin k ages with R egional L and Partnershi p s O utcomes

Figure 11: White Gum Wet Forest

NRM STRATEGY 2030 ATTACHMENTS: CRADLE COAST TASMANIA

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FIGURE 17: Restorative continuum (McDonald et al. 2016

FIGURE 16: Regional Land Partnerships Program Logic and 5-year Outcomes

TABLE 10: RLP Outcome hierarchy (adapted from NRM MERI Framework Commonwealth of Australia 2009

TABLE 9: Climate resilience guiding documents

4 Identification of future management actions (Projects

FIGURE 14: Soil acidification risk

FIGURE 12: Hillslope Erosion Risk

FIGURE 11: White Gum Wet Forest

TABLE 5: Threats and mitigation options for priority threatened species in the Cradle Coast Region

FIGURE 6: Map showing locations of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area in Tasmania

1 Cradle Coast Authority partnership approach

4 Stakeholder feedback

FIGURE 2: One Ramsar wetland on King Island in the Cradle Coast region

TABLE 6: UNESCO World Heritage sites in the Cradle Coast region

7 Actions in the 2030 Strategies

5 Specific considerations – Water Theme

Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat

TABLE 1: Criteria and considerations for prioritisation in the 2030 NRM Strategy

2 Coastal and marine

Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts

5 Biodiversity

desertification and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss

1 Land, Water, Agriculture

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