(a) that contain significant or representative
ecosystems, landforms or natural phenomena or places of cultural significance,
and
(b) that are capable of providing opportunities for sustainable visitor
or tourist use and enjoyment, the sustainable use of buildings and structures
or research, and
(c) that are capable of providing opportunities for uses
permitted under other provisions of this Act in such areas, including uses
permitted under section 47J,
so as to enable those areas to be managed in
accordance with subsection (2).
(2) A state conservation area is to be
managed in accordance with the following principles--
(a) the conservation of
biodiversity, the maintenance of ecosystem function, the protection of natural
phenomena and the maintenance of natural landscapes,
(b) the conservation of
places, objects and features of cultural value,
(c) provision for the
undertaking of uses permitted under other provisions of this Act in such areas
(including uses permitted under section 47J) having regard to the conservation
of the natural and cultural values of the state conservation area,
(d) provision for sustainable visitor or tourist use
and enjoyment that is compatible with the conservation of the
state conservation area's natural and cultural values and with uses permitted
under other provisions of this Act in such areas,