Biodiversity Conservation – Notice of Temporary Prohibition on Entering or Remaining on Phillip Island, Norfolk Island National Park

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Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Regulations 2000

Subregulation 12.23(3)

BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION – NOTICE OF TEMPORARY PROHIBITION ON ENTERING OR REMAINING ON PHILLIP ISLAND, NORFOLK ISLAND NATIONAL PARK

I, JODY SWIREPIK, Director of National Parks, having taken into account public safety, HEREBY PROHIBIT pursuant to subregulation 12.23(3) of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Regulations 2000 (Regulations), all persons from entering or remaining on any part of Phillip Island within the Norfolk Island National Park, between the hours of 0700 (Norfolk Island Standard Time) Thursday 18th May 2023 and 1700 (Norfolk Island Standard Time) Friday 19th May 2023 (Relevant Time).  

To protect roosting and nesting seabirds, firearms will be used during the Relevant Time, to manage the number of Tarler Birds (Porphyrio melanotus) on Phillip Island, and as a result, entering and remaining on Phillip Island will be prohibited at the Relevant Time.

Note: Certain classes of person will be exempt from this prohibition by operation of subregulation 12.06(1) of the Regulations.

Any queries about this prohibition can be referred to the Norfolk Island National Park, Park Manager, Mr Nigel Greenup.

Email: nigel.greenup@dcceew.gov.au

Phone: 00116723 22695

For more information on Norfolk Island National Park and Norfolk Island Botanic Garden, visit:
parksaustralia.gov.au/norfolk/.  This document was produced 12/5/2023.

 

 

Jody Swirepik
Director of National Parks

12th May 2023

 

 

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