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|\n| Prepared for Facilities Management, CDU by\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>and\u003Cbr>LITTLE FALCON CONSULTING\u003Cbr>June 2018 |\n\nDocument Information  \nProject Name Work Order No Purchase Order No  \nFile Reference Report Reference  \nDate  \nCharles Darwin University – Casuarina Campus 73502  \n402715  \n2017103015832510  \nFinal Weed Management Plan  \nJune 2018  \nContact Information  \nEcoScience NT Pty Ltd  \n29 Ostermann Street Coconut Grove  \nNT 0810  \nACN 86 162 713 751 Telephone: 08 89854074  \nMobile: 0417853752 [ecoscience@bigpond.com](ecoscience@bigpond.com)[ ](ecoscience@bigpond.com)[www.ecoscience. net.au](www.ecoscience. net.au)  \nLittle Falcon Consulting  \n8 Sovereign Court Coconut Grove NT 0810  \nABN 43 388 168 715 Telephone: 08 89854074  \nMobile: 0437779276  \n[steve2001_67@hotmail.com](steve2001_67@hotmail.com)  \nDocument Control  \n\n| Version | Date | Authors | Author Initials | Reviewer | Reviewer Initials |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| A\u003Cbr>Draft | 16 November 2017 | Kristin Metcalfe\u003Cbr>Steve Wingrave | KM\u003Cbr>SW | Susan Penfold | SP |\n| B\u003Cbr>Final | 29 June 2018 | Kristin Metcalfe\u003Cbr>Steve Wingrave | KM\u003Cbr>SW | Susan Penfold | SP |\n| Rev 0 | 2 August 2018 |  |  |  |  |\n\nThis report should be referenced Metcalfe, K and Wingrave, S (2018) Final Weed Management Plan for Casuarina Campus, Charles Darwin University. Report prepared for Facilities Management, Charles Darwin University in June 2018.  \nThis document is produced by EcoScience NT and Little Falcon Consulting solely for the benefit and use by the client in accordance with the terms of the engagement for the performance of the Services. EcoScience NT and Little Falcon Consulting does not and shall not assume any responsibility or liability whatsoever to any third party arising out of any use or reliance by any third party on the content of this document.  \n© Copyright 2018 EcoScience NT Pty Ltd ACN 162 713 751 and Little Falcon Consulting ABN 43 388 168 715  \nExecutive Summary  \nThis weed management plan presents the results of field surveys to identify the diversity, distribution and density of weeds within the Casuarina campus of Charles Darwin University (CDU) during late 2017 and early 2018. It presents the results of weed control during the 2017-18 season (Section 3-Results) and provides a legally compliant strategic weed management plan (WMP) detailing long term aims and objectives with recommended actions for the 2018/19 season (Section 4 – Weed control and management) . The structure and content of this document was compiled in accordance with the Consultants Brief (Appendix A) and has evolved in response to comments on the draft WMP from university staff, academics, postgraduates and other stakeholders.  \nThe primary objective of this WMP is to prevent the spread, further establishment and reduce the impact of a range of declared and/or environmental weeds at the Casuarina campus of CDU as well as meeting obligations prescribed under relevant Northern Territory legislation (NT Weeds Management Act 2001, NT Fire and Emergency Act 2013) . This plan, in association with the draft WMP (Metcalfe and Wingrave 2017) compiled and implemented in November 2017, provides a comprehensive and staged approach to weed management including detailed mapping of weeds, a schedule for control, recommendations regarding effective chemical treatments, buffer zone management and related advice which will contribute to the development of a new Master Plan for the campus.  \nAn initial assessment of weed species present at the CDU Casuarina campus was conducted during three site visits between 2nd and 8th November 2017. A draft Weed Management Plan identifying priorities for weed control was compiled and submitted to CDU on 16 November for review and immediate implementation to ensure timely control of weeds prior to the wet season. In accordance with the Consultants Brief, the focus of the November 2017 sur","cbCaiqVotRxMao4M","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqVotRxMao4M","pdf",8086614,"English","# Executive Summary\n## Survey scope and timing\n## Objectives and legal compliance\n## Priority weed species and mapping\n## Control actions and management scheduling\n## Buffer zone considerations","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary objective of this weed management plan for the Casuarina Campus?\",\"answer\":\"To prevent the spread, further establishment, and reduce the impact of declared and/or environmental weeds at the campus while meeting obligations under relevant Northern Territory legislation.\"},{\"question\":\"Which time periods and survey visits does the plan cover?\",\"answer\":\"Weed surveys were conducted during three site visits between 2 and 8 November 2017, followed by re-examination in April and May 2018 after the 2017/18 season’s control activities.\"},{\"question\":\"Which priority weed species receive focused data collection and control?\",\"answer\":\"Four priority species are emphasized: gamba grass and mission grass (declared Class B weeds), plus coffee bush and Guinea grass (undeclared invasive species).\"},{\"question\":\"How does the plan organize weed control actions across the campus?\",\"answer\":\"It provides detailed mapping and staged recommendations, including control plans and management schedules for priority control areas (Zones 1 to 5) and the Southern Buffer Zone, with advice on effective chemical treatments and buffer zone management.\"}]","Final Weed Management Plan - June 2018 | PDF",126]