How are proposed Management Plans prepared by the Conservation Commission?
The Conservation Commission is responsible for preparing proposed Management Plans for all lands vested in it and for submitting these plans to the Minister for Environment. Management plans are developed in cooperation with the Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC). If the land is State forest or a timber reserve, the Conservation Commission must prepare the Management Plan through the DEC, acting jointly with the Forest Products Commission (FPC), or if the land is or includes a public water catchment area, through the DEC acting jointly with the relevant water utility.
Related Questions
- Does the Conservation Commission monitor and audit the implementation of, and compliance with, the Management Plans that are prepared for the land vested in it?
- What other conservation or management plans are being developed for the carbonate plants?
- How are proposed Management Plans prepared by the Conservation Commission?
