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Weed Management Plan

As prepared by Natural Values Consulting, in conjunction with Natural Resource Management (NRM) and Burnie City Council, May 2009.

The Burnie Municipal Weed Management Plan provides the framework for long term coordinated management within the Burnie municipality. It identifies key management issues and addresses eight principle goals.

Burnie Municipal Weed Management Plan(PDF, 25MB)

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Acknowledgement of Country

Burnie City Council acknowledges that every part of Australia is, always was and always will be, Aboriginal land. Burnie City Council pays respect to the pakana/palawa – original owners and cultural custodians – of all the lands and waters across trouwunna/lutruwita/Tasmania upon which pataway/Burnie is situated and where our Council meets.

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