Parks Victoria aims to preserve significant conservation areas by; Preserving old-growth forests, as well as specific significant flora species. Parks will do this by improving knowledge of flora in the park by encouraging flora surveys and research on significant species to improve conservation management schemes for specific species. To provide special protection for significant plant species by actively managing threatening processes, such as weed invasion.[], Blair, D. and Blair, S., 2005. Shire of Yarra Ranges Weed Management Strategy. Shire of Yarra Ranges, Lilydale, Victoria. To protect the parks native fauna species and maintain genetic diversity. This will be done by maintaining and enhancing fauna habitat through the control of potentially threatening processes, such as pest plant and animal control. To encourage surveys of fauna and faunal habitats in the park, giving priority to threatened species to ensure that the park continues to support viable populations of each endangered species. The last management strategy to protect fauna species is to communicate the policy of no feeding of wildlife in the park, and to prohibit the distribution and sale of birdseed within the park. When it comes to fire management, Parks Victoria allows open days for locals to come into the park and gather wood. This helps to get rid of fire fuel that is present in the understory of the forest.
parks victoria aims to preserve significant conservation areas by; preserving old-growth forests as well as specific significant flora species parks will do this by improving knowledge of flora in the park by encouraging flora surveys and research on significant species to improve conservation management schemes for specific species to provide special protection for significant plant species by actively managing threatening processes such as weed invasion[] blair d and blair s 2005 shire of yarra ranges weed management strategy shire of yarra ranges lilydale victoria to protect the parks native fauna species and maintain genetic diversity this will be done by maintaining and enhancing fauna habitat through the control of potentially threatening processes such as pest plant and animal control to encourage surveys of fauna and faunal habitats in the park giving priority to threatened species to ensure that the park continues to support viable populations of each endangered species the last management strategy to protect fauna species is to communicate the policy of no feeding of wildlife in the park and to prohibit the distribution and sale of birdseed within the park when it comes to fire management parks victoria allows open days for locals to come into the park and gather wood this helps to get rid of fire fuel that is present in the understory of the forest