A community based approach to natural resource management is reflected through collaborative partnerships with groups including Friends, Landcare and other volunteers who play an active role in monitoring and research activities. The Friends of Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park Inc. report that a range of activities have been undertaken since 2009 including removal of weeds, tree planting, site maintenance, sign posting, monitoring of nesting boxes, release of captive bred species and counting of significant species.
a communiTy BAsed APprOacH to NatuRAl Resource mANagemeNt is refLEcted through cOllabOratiVE partnershIPs with gROups inclUdinG frieNds, landcaRe And OTHEr voluNteeRs Who PLay aN active rOLe in MonitORing anD ReseARch aCTiViTieS. The fRiENds oF chiLteRn-mt pilot natiOnaL Park INC. Report thaT a ranGe oF ActIvities havE Been UndErtAkEn sincE 2009 incLudIng removal OF WeEdS, tReE plAnting, Site mainTenaNcE, siGn postinG, monitoRing OF nesting BoxEs, reLeasE of CAptIVe brEd sPecIEs ANd Counting of siGnificAnt specIEs.