(k) the potential for the reserved land to be used by
Aboriginal people for cultural purposes,
(l) the provision of opportunities
for public understanding and appreciation of natural and cultural heritage
values, including opportunities for sustainable visitor or tourist use and
enjoyment of the reserved land,
(n) the appropriate (including culturally appropriate) and
ecologically sustainable use of the reserved land, including use by lessees,
licensees and occupiers of the land,
(o) the preservation of catchment
values,
(p) the encouragement of appropriate research into natural and
cultural features and processes, including threatening processes,
(r) the statutory
natural resource management, land use management plans and land management
practices of land surrounding or within a region of the reserved land,
(s)
the regional, national and international context of the reserved land, the
maintenance of any national and international significance of the reserved
land and compliance with relevant national and international agreements,
including the protection of world heritage values and the management of world
heritage properties,
(t) benefits to local communities,
(u) the social and
economic context of the reserve so as to ensure, for example, that the
provision of visitor or tourist facilities is appropriate to the surrounding
area or that pest species management programs are co-ordinated across
different tenures,
(4) A plan of management is to contain a written scheme of
operations which it is proposed to undertake in relation to the land that is
the subject of the plan of management.
(5A) A plan of management for a
karst conservation reserve is to include environmental performance standards
and indicators for the purposes of section 151D (1) that ensure the
environmental values of the reserve are conserved or restored.
(6) Without
limiting subsection (1), a plan of management may do any one or more of the
following--
(b) in relation to land within a state conservation area, specify
any activity proposed to be permitted in any part of the area and the nature
of any development proposed to be carried out to encourage the use of that
part for the activity so specified,