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(latest NCVER data)A management plan for a designated area needs to bring together biodiversity, physical site characteristics, stakeholder expectations and practical resource constraints in a form that can guide future management decisions. This unit gives RTOs an advanced conservation option for learners responsible for developing those plans.
Learners develop skills in establishing planning objectives, describing and analysing sites, identifying conservation priorities, comparing management strategies, costing options and preparing a final management plan in consultation with clients and stakeholders.
Give your team our AHCLPW506 RTO training materials instead of developing an advanced designated-area planning suite internally. Purchase RTO materials and begin with prepared support for learning and assessment.
These AHCLPW506 training materials provide a coordinated resource base for developing management plans for designated areas. Purchase RTO materials to streamline preparation while retaining flexibility for your own delivery environment.
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Developing a management plan for a designated area requires detailed analysis of biodiversity, site condition, use, stakeholder expectations and available resources. AHCLPW506 Develop a management plan for a designated area focuses on turning that information into practical management strategies and a documented final plan.
The unit addresses five core areas:
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