AHCNRM604 — Review ecological management plans and strategies

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40 assessable components: 4 elements (22 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 8 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 Determine mechanisms and criteria for reviewing ecological management plans and strategies

1.1Establish reasons for review of management plans and strategies
1.2Examine internal policy and procedural influences impacting on ecological management plans and strategies
1.3Interpret trends to identify changes occurring in ecological management plans and strategies beyond normal variations
1.4Review current industry trends and establish need for review of management plans and strategies
1.5Set timeframes for review process

2 Analyse existing ecological management plans and strategies

2.1Assess ecological and environmental trends and threats against the objectives of the plans and strategies
2.2Identify and assess the effectiveness, relevance and impact of existing management plans on current practices
2.3Identify and prioritise gaps in management plans and strategies
2.4Analyse management plans in the context for which they were developed
2.5Inform contributors to the review of enterprise requirements
2.6Undertake consultation with stakeholders for feedback for plans and strategies under review
2.7Identify and resolve stakeholder feedback for plans and strategies

3 Modify ecological management plans and strategies

3.1Modify plans and strategies and maintain consistency with business plans and identified needs
3.2Elicit and evaluate feedback from employees on existing management plans and strategies
3.3Instruct staff of changes to management strategies and monitoring and recording processes
3.4Submit proposed changes for approval according to workplace requirements
3.5Update plans with outcomes from the consultative process
3.6Ensure modified plans and strategies comply with legislative requirements

4 Implement modified ecological management plans and strategies

4.1Modify operational procedures according to changes in conservation strategies and plans
4.2Provide training to work team on updated procedures according to workplace health and safety, environmental sustainability and biosecurity requirements
4.3Communicate changes of plans and strategies to stakeholders
4.4Implement modified plans and strategies according to planned schedules and performance targets

Performance evidence

An individual demonstrating competency must satisfy all of the elements and performance criteria in this unit.
There must be evidence that, on at least one occasion, the individual has identified the need and reviewed and modified plans and strategies for ecological management.
analysed statistical trends to determine changes occurring in ecological management plans and strategies beyond normal variations
analysed existing management plans and strategies, including for three of the following contexts: - historical - social - cultural - political - economic
implemented modified management plans and strategies according to timeframes
conducted internal and external consultation during the review process
implemented training and communications procedures for updating work team and stakeholders of modifications to management plans and strategies.

Knowledge evidence

An individual must be able to demonstrate the knowledge required to perform the tasks outlined in the elements and performance criteria of this unit. This includes knowledge of:
structure and design of plans and strategies used in ecological management
mechanisms and criteria for reviewing management plans and strategies, including: - trends and development in ecological management practices - new materials and technological changes - historical - social - cultural - political - economic
threats, both natural and human activity, to places of natural significance, including: - ecosystems, including the interrelationship of geophysical, hydrological, biological and meteorological factors - normal and abnormal life cycles of the biodiversity - pollution sources and damage potential
working with stakeholders and work teams during the review process, including: - negotiating change - capturing feedback - working with individuals with a diverse range of backgrounds
legislation, regulations and local bylaws impacting on ecological management
national standards for the practice of ecological restoration
communications strategies for updating and training stakeholders and work teams, including: - analysing skills and knowledge of work teams - basic skills in training - working with property owners and managers - different strategies for communication.

Foundation skills

Reading: Compare and contrast plans, specifications, procedures and protocols against current industry trends and consolidate findings for modifying plans and strategies
Writing: Prepare detailed plans and strategies and document procedural texts, after defining the current needs and required modification, taking into account the needs of a culturally and linguistically diverse workforce using clear and concise language in a standardised format
Oral Communication: Establish and maintain effective spoken communication when training and updating stakeholders and work teams on modifications to plans, strategies and procedures

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