I received this email if anyone is interested. NPWS Southern Ranges Region ([email protected]) 3:32 PM Keep this message at the top of your inbox To: NPWS Southern Ranges Region [email protected] Time is running out to have your say with just nine days left to have your say on the review of the Wild Horse Management Plan for Kosciuszko National Park. Have you joined more than 20,000 people who have visited the website, completed a survey, contributed a story, generated discussion or downloaded a discussion guide? There’s an All Parks Annual Pass worth $190 to be won – go in the draw by returning your Kitchen Table Discussion feedback form or lodge your feedback online. We need your input to help, along with advice from the Independent Technical Reference Group, develop a new draft Wild Horse Management Plan which will be placed on public exhibition for further consultation next year. The more input we receive now; the more informed our new draft. There is a raft of new discussions opening the final days of the online consultation. · You can now upload and share your stories, pictures and videos about wild horses and your experiences in Kosciuszko National Park online · Take part in a short survey · Download or complete online the Kitchen Table Discussion Guide, it’s a way to have a guided conversation about the Wild Horse Management Plan at home, in your office, in your community group or classroom and then provide this feedback to the review process. · Contribute to new discussions on whether we should keep horses out of particular parts of the park or what happens if we do nothing? And what do you think of brumby running and roping? · View the interactive infographic profiling the presence of wild horses in Kosciuszko National Park since the Man from Snowy River was published. · View photos of the recent 21st Century Townhall Meeting, an innovative consultation approach drawing together a large group of people including stakeholders and members of the general public to examine the Wild Horse Management Plan and provide input for the redraft. When does the online consultation close? On Friday 12 December at 5pm, the online consultation will close after five months. What does the online consultation examine? We have explored subjects like fertility control, trapping and removal, rehoming, establishing a sanctuary, fencing off environmentally sensitive areas, the objectives of the plan, environmental studies, population estimates, wild horse biology and reproduction, as well as the consultation process. CLICK HERE to join the conversation. You can comment anonymously by registering a username or screen name. Your registration details will not be disclosed and will be stored in line with government privacy protocols. Only your screen name will be displayed to other users.
Posted on: Wed, 03 Dec 2014 06:01:25 +0000
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