ACMEXH302 — Support species population planning and management

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What an assessment for ACMEXH302 must cover

34 assessable components: 3 elements (11 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 17 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Identify species population planning practices and principles

1.1Identify the purpose of species population planning
1.2Identify the types of species population management programs
1.3Access and interpret connections between facility and regional species plans
1.4Identify responsible personnel and relationships between facility and regional plans
1.5Interpret key requirements of legislation relevant to species population planning
1.6Identify the factors that influence species selection within the facility and types of actions needed to achieve planned population numbers

2 Identify and interpret data on species planning

2.1Access animal inventories and information about species population planning from relevant facility databases or information systems
2.2Interpret data and trends in facility and regional population plans

3 Assist with population planning activities

3.1Support population planning activities within keeper section and duties
3.2Identify and collect data and information for species plans
3.3Record data for species planning processes applicable to role

Performance evidence

collected, recorded and interpreted data for at least two animals or a small population within the facility
accessed and interpreted at least one facility and one regional species plan and identified: the factors that influence selection of one species within the facility; value of current and planned numbers for the species; actions needed to achieve planned numbers
carried out two routine tasks related to species population planning and management

Knowledge evidence

routine tasks relating to species population planning and management including: observing, monitoring and recording behaviour and social interactions
routine tasks relating to species population planning and management including: collecting data on individual animals age, gender, reproductive history and family connections
purpose of population planning, including: wildlife conservation
purpose of population planning, including: species recovery
purpose of population planning, including: species and small population management
purpose of population planning, including: regional monitoring
common species population planning and management terms
facility policies and requirements for species population planning
purpose and application of facility animal information system and software
principles and practices for species population planning, including: overview of Australasian Species Management Program (ASMP), including ASMP Regional Census and Plan, and ASMP guidelines and criteria for studbook keeping
principles and practices for species population planning, including: international agreements and conventions such as the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources conservation status categories
principles and practices for species population planning, including: basic genetic principles for the management of animal populations, including small population biology and concepts of inbreeding and outbreeding
principles and practices for species population planning, including: principles of taxonomy relevant to population planning and management
key compliance requirements of relevant state/territory legislation relevant to species population planning, including: animal welfare
key compliance requirements of relevant state/territory legislation relevant to species population planning, including: environment protection and biodiversity
key compliance requirements of relevant state/territory legislation relevant to species population planning, including: wildlife trade
key compliance requirements of relevant state/territory legislation relevant to species population planning, including: biosecurity

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret information in facility species plans, and review information about species population planning from a range of sources
Writing: Record accurate information required for facility and regional population plans
Numeracy: Collect and accurately record numerical data in animal keeping information management systems Interpret numerical data in animal keeping information management systems

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What does an assessment tool for ACMEXH302 need to cover?

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