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Victoria's Biodiversity Strategy - Directions in management
Part One: State-wide overview
Objectives for Management of BiodiversityManagement approaches
- In largely natural landscapes***
- In largely natural seascapes
- In rural landscapes
- In urban and urban fringe areas
Community Involvement
Legislation and Self-Regulation
Information Systems
Reporting Framework
Part Two: Victorian Bioregions
A Framework for Responding to Challenges in the Management of Biodiversity
Victorian Mallee
Victorian Volcanic Plain
Glenelg Plain
Victorian Midlands
Northern Inland Slopes
Victorian Riverina
Victorian Alps
Victorian Highlands
Coastal Plains
Wilsons Promontory
East Gippsland
Wetlands
Rivers and Streams
Bays, Inlets and Estuaries
Open Coasts
References
Appendix 1: Objectives of the National Strategy for the Conservation of Australia's Biological DiversityAppendix 2: Further Sources of Information
Appendix 3: Local Government Authorities and Associated Victorian Bioregions
Acknowledgements