This will address a wide range of impacts such as pollution, drainage of wetlands, loss of native vegetation for example through dieback, salinity, fragmentation, etc. Recognising that certain fire regimes are required to maintain natural diversity. This section may include other issues as they are identified. Reference will be made to the Government's position regarding the effects of GMOs on plants and crops. To properly manage our natural systems we need a good understanding of how they work.
New information can lead to exciting opportunities which can in turn benefit the whole community.
Information also needs to be gained in a rapid and timely way to increase community awareness and to develop good management practice. All Tasmanians have an essential part to play in conserving natural diversity. This role can extend far beyond the State or local level to issues of national or global concern. This section deals with improving and fostering such community partnerships to make the process work. Ensure that Tasmania's interests and activities outside the State are consistent with other laws and objectives for the conservation of natural diversity.