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Blue Mountains Region Wollemi National Park

Fire Management Strategy (Type 2) 2015

This strategy s hould be used in conJunction with a.em1I photography ::ind field reconnaissance during incidents and the development of incident action plans.

These doto J"C not gu<1ru1:ccd to be ircc from error or omss.cn. The Office of Environme nt ond Heritage NS\1\1 ond its empcyees dsdairro iablily 'c,r 811\1 act d::ne en the info•m:11on n the data a;dery corsequences :if suer acts.er

omissio1is. The Pa·ks a11d Y\filclife Group is pa 1i o' the Office of E1w w nment a11::l Hcnitage ~JS'.N.

This document is coo·)"right. 1\:xirt fro11 any fa ir dealing far the i:;urpose of stl.dy , research cr iticism or review, as permitted lnder the co,:;,y rignt A.ct w pa rt ma·t be re produced by any pro~ess . ...,,jti" out writte n

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P Jbjis hcd by t he Office o f Environmcn'. and f-crit a~c NSW, Date:

Contact Parks & W i ljlife Group . B lue lv1cunt ains Region . Level 1, 3~ 'Nh ton St Katoo11ba MSW 2870 .

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Endorsed by:

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OEH N umbe r: Last Updated:

This strategy is a relevant Plan under Seetion 38 14) and Section 44 (3) of the Rural Fires Act 1 997.

Date : I

Dat um : Geocentric Datum of Australi a (G DA) 1994 Projection : Map Grid of Australia (MGA) Zone 56

A erial P h otog ra p h y :

F lo w n in 2005.

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Inter m e d iate

In tervals

f ire should be avoided

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· Pro/'ad from fire as far as ossible.

The a rea will be Overburnt if 1t bu rns 1his year • Protect from fire as far as ossible

F ire history is Within th e thresh:ild

for 11egetation in t his area. · A turn 15 neither required nor should one necessarily be avoided. Fi re frequ ency is b e low fire th resholds 1n the area . - A proscribed b1.,m may be advantageous. Consider allowing un fa rmed fires to bum.

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Fire Season Information

W ild f i res

P resc ri bed Burn i ng

The statutor,· wild fi re season occurs between 1 ~ October and 31~ Meroh. This may be e~tended if weather conditions lead to increase d ~re dijng,;,r outside of this nenod.

P1escribt:d burning in this ij!e<l 1s mrma lly unde11aken in Spring through to Autumn.

Related Documents

• Nationa l Parks and lf✓i d lifa S~r,ic;i Fire Ma nag ement Manual 2014-15

• Wo llemi NP Plan OfManagemen1 • Cudgegong Bushfire Risk

Managem~nt Plan • L~hgow Bo.: shfire Risk Management

Plan Muswcllbrook Bushfire Risk Management Plan H• ·1,kc9bury Bushfire: Risk Management Plan

Operational Guidelines Refer to 0£B Fire M:m agemer1t Manual

Brief ~11 personnd invo\vt,J in sl.lpprcssion operntions on the:: fol lowing issocs:

G1mcr~ I Guidelines

Ae rial Water • Bom bing

The use of bombi ng aircraf' should support containme nt cpen:ir1on,; hy ;:,ggmsslvfl l~ an;:,cklng hot!'.pots anrt ,::;pot­overs The use of bombing .11rcr~:I'! without the support of g rcund based suppression c rews should b£i limited to ven1 sp~iflc c ircumstances \II/here practicable foc1m shou!d be u~ed to inorec1se the effectiveness of the water.

• Ground c rews must be alerted to water bombing

Backtm rnlng

Command & Contro l

Co ntainment Lines

Earthmoving Equipment

Fire Advantage Reccrdi ng

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Fire Suppression •

Chemi cals

Reha bi li tation

Smo k4:! Man agement

Vis ito r Managemeflt

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c serat1ons Temperature and nu m1d1ty trends must be mon,tored ca refu lly to determ ine the safest times to implement back­burns Genera lly, w hen the FOi 1s Very Hist, or greater, backb uming should commence when the hum1d1ty begins to nse 1n the late a~ rnoon or early e•1en 1ng. With a lower FD I backb um1ng may be safely undertaken during tiie da\'. \i\lhcrc practica ble, c!car a 1 m radius around dead and fi brous bari<ed trees edJacent to conta inment r r.es pnor to b.:1ckb umin2 , or wet down these t:ees as pert of the backb um ignitiOll. Avoid 1gnit1on of backburns at the bottom of slopes whe1e a Ion and intense u s lo e burn is l1 kel The first combatant agency on site may asst1me control of the fi re, but the n must ensure the releva nt land management agenc:y is notiii ed promptly. On the orril'a l of othe r ccmbat::int '3genc ies, the inifo l incident control ler w ill consult w ith regard to the ongo ing commend, oontrol e nd incident mc1nagement tec1m re uirements es er the relavc1nt BFMC Plan of O erations. Constr uctivn of 11ew cor1ta in11 1e11t l ines >o hould be avo idtid. w he re practicable , ex ce pt w here U·,e~ can be construce-:;l w ith minimal en·;ironmental impact New contain ment lines require the prior co nsent of a sen:c r NPWS officer Where practica ble, conta inment lines should be stab ilised an d rehabil itat ed as part ot lhe w 1l dt1re suppression c p9ration. A ll co ntainment l ines not requ red for other purposes should be c losed at the cessotio n oi the incide nt. A ll p :;-;,;onncl in·,olvcd in containment line cc;nstruction should be briefed on both naturs l e nd cultural her itage sites 1n the location. Earthmoving eQ.J1pment may onl~ be used wi ~i th e prior conse nt of a senior NPWS office r. and then only if the probabilit y of its success is high Earth1T,oving equipment must be always guided .ind supen.l!sed by an experienced officer, .ind accompanied by a support veh ic:le . Vl.'hen engaged in direct or p,.ralle l attack this vahicle m ust be a firefighting \'ehicla. Conb inment lines ccnstrucfod by earthmoving equipment ea hculd consider the protection of drainage fea tures, cbser~e the Threate ned Species and Cultural Heritage Operafonal Guidelines. and be surveyed, where poss ible, by a person w ith cul1'.Jral knowledge to identify un known cullur:.i l h,:,ril<l gi:! ::;ili:!::;. Earthmoving equipment should be washed down. where

racticable, rior to it enterin NP\NS estate . A ll fi re advani ~ges used during wi ldfire suppression cp9rat1ons must be mapped and where re levant added to tho database Wetting and foaming age nts (surfactantal are permitted for u:::;e in wildfire suppre:::;sion. The use of firn retil rdant is onl~ pe rn11tt.-:d ·Nilh the pnor cense r.I of the senio r NPWS officer. and should be a,cided w here reasona ble a lternatives are avai lable. Exclude the use of surfactants and retard ants w ithin 50m of r.i inforest, wate rco urses, dams. swamps and K;irst areas. A re.,s wh,a,re fi te Suppression c:hemi¢co lS are U!l:ed must b,:, mapped and the u~ed products nam e re corded The Threa tened Speo:es Operational G:.i delines are to be cbsor~od \II/here practicable, containment line:, should be stab ili sed a r.d re habilitat ed as part oftne w il dfire suppression c ernlio11. The potential impacts of smoke ~nd possible m1tig:mcn tllctics must be cons idered when plannin[J tor w ildfire suppression and prescribed D..lrning operations. If smc ke becomes a hazard on local roa ds or highways, the pc lice and relevont media must be not,fied. Smoke manageme nt must be in ecoordance w ith re lel'ant RTA traffic mane ement uidelines. T h,:, 1!:l,;er\ll:! ,nay bi:! ::losed tu lhi:! publi ,; Juri11;,i p,:,r iu<.I,; vr extreme tre da nger or during w ilc'fi r1:1 -suppression c erations.

• VVhe re p ossible property owners with assets at 11sk from a Thre atened v11 ldfire event shou ld be kept flformed regarding the

Property progress of the fi re : and as'<ed fo r an assessment of their cur,ent lavel of asset rotecfon re a redness.

W il dfir11s

Prescr ibed Bu rning

Cur rent FDR

Low - Mod

Fo recast FDR Low• Mod

Strategy Information

ri1't' S<: ~son l nfomrn tion

• Hove been known to start JS oerly as late August , but usuJ llythe potentia l for a large fire eve11t is grc"tcst between October end D=cmbcr. This period may extend into January in more ::,evere yea~.

• General season is Autumn m late W ,r.ter. Burning 1s possible 1n early Spring but not desirable on a regular basis irom an ecological or tou rism point of 11iew.

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Supp ression Strategies

Undertake d1rnot. para lle l or indirect attack along existing co ntainment linea.

• V'ilhere practicable cons'de r ma ximisin g the ;I re area in accordanCE witn the requireme nts of any

ro osed rescnbed burns

l ow - Mod " ,. High • In order to minimise the fire area and secure the fienks as soon as possible, mdertake direc~ µe1ril ll i:! I or i11direc:l .:1ll.ld. <llvng lhi:! c!C>oi:!Sl cont.i 1nme nt lines.

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• Pay particuleratto ntion to the: fiank on the: nc:xt predicted do"'n wi nd side.

• Underto~e ind irect atbck olong e~isting or newly constm~ted conta inment lines.

• Secure and deepen containment li nes a!ong the next predic,ed downwind side oflhe fi re

• If appl:cab le con:,ider broader tha n normal conta inme nt stratei:i :e5 to avoid wa5ted effort and high ns:<offailu1e.

• Ensure the re is suffic:ent t ime to secure conta inme nt line:, prior to the fire impactin9 upon lh,:,m, ol hi:!rwi,;,:, f.i ll Wck to IJ- 1,:, 11e xl pcle11tiill lin,:,.

Fire Ma nagement Zones

The object ive of APZs is the protec1ion o/ human life and proper! '{ . This vvi ll h.:ive precedence over guideli ne:. for the m~nagi:!ment of b:odi;err.ity. M~intain Ove roill Fuel Hazard at lv".oderate or below.

The: objective of SFAZs is lo reduce fire: int-~nsity across largc:r areas. M-lintain Overa ll Fuel Haz:ird :it High or bc:lcw, howc:ver

adherence to guidel'nes fo r biodiversijy will t:ikc preoedencc: wh~re practical.

The obJeOt 1ve of LMZs i:, te> con:.erve b1od1ver~11y and protect cultural and historic heritage.

Man a~e fi re co n~islent with fire th reshokJs

MAP LE GEN D B USH FI RE MANAG E MEN T ZON ES

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Fi re M s negem ent Zone s

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MA P L EGEND STRATEGIE S

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Agency Posi tion I Location Phone Mobi l9 Fax

National f>arks & Wildl ife Service

RFS

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Loc:a1ion and Comments

Bocoble repea ter - covers Mudgee, Rylstone

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Coo l ah T ops repeater - co•e~ Merri,,,a, Coolah , Northern Wolle mi Corkudgy repeater - co1·er3 Rylstone, 'Ncllemi NP

NPWS - Vllf (Fireg-ound Simple)()

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Oocoble Coolah Top:, Concudgy M1 Toma h

NPV'IS Portable: re eater

21 -26 131 -3€ Duplex I Simplex. Based at Blackheath-a~a1lable for helicopter ineert1on

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0 Aborininal Cultural Heritane Site Mananement Gui delines

. As fa r a s p ossi b le protect si t e fro m fire, . Do not cut d own t rees . As far as possi b le protect site from f ire,

• Avoid a ll groun d d isturbance including the use o f eart h moving A2

machinery, h and l ine construct io n and d rivi n g over sites, . Avoid w at er bom bing w h ich may cause ground d ist u rba n ce. . Avoid a ll g r oun d disturbance, . Avoid w ater bom bing, A3 . Site may be b u rnt by bushf i re, back-burn o r pres cribe d bu rn w it h o ut

damage

~ Historic Heritaae Mananement Resource G uidelines

• As fa r a s p o ssi ble protect si t e from fi re, Avoid a l l e rou nd d isturban ce

HS / HSl incl udin g the use of ea r thmo vi n g machi ner·y, hand line co n structio n

an d d ri v i ng over s ites . Avo id w ater b om b in g, which may damage

sit e .

. As fo r c1 s poss ib le protect 5i t c from fire, Avoid c1 II ground d istu r b c1ncc

HS, in cl u d in g the use o f earthmovin g machinery, handli n e constructio n

an d d r iv i n g o ver sit es.

Threatened Flora Fire Ecoloav Spe,,lf!S ?re.s,,rlptlnn Sped<!~ l' rP~criptlon

Acacia bynoeana (El PB,7;MO Leionema sympetalum (Y) P6,7;M,0

Leucopogon fl etche n subsp. fletc hed Ma<ia gordonii {E) PB,7;M,0 ( E) PB,10,M,0

Arana puhr,<;ren~ l'li') PB,lO;M,O M ela lf' IJ/'.a rl!'Cnf'i (V) PB,,~;M,0

Aucphyl lum Justra le N) PB,lS;M,0 ,\-liucmyrtus blakely1 (V) PB,7;M,0

PB,12,PB/J,Feb A ll ocasuarina EIMeicola (~I PH. l;M,0 Olearia cordata (VI to May:M,0

Astcrol.1sia c:lcgJ,1> [E) PB,7;M,O i'c:rsoonia acc:ros.i (V) PB,10;M,O

Cvnonchum ,: legons (El PB,O;M,0 i'1:r~oo11i o hirsuta (El P6,10:M.O

D.irwinia pr-dun ~ulari., (V) PB, 7;M,O i'1m~l!'a curv1flora var rnrviflora (V) PB,7:M.O

Dil lw~·nia tenuifolia IV] PB, 7;M,O i' ime lea spicata (El PB,S;M,O

Eucal"~tus 50. Howe5 Swamo Creek IE\ "" ?omaderri5 brunnea I'll PB,10,M,O ?rnstam hera rry f)tanrtmrdes suhsp.

Grammitis stenophylla (E) PB,O;M,0 cryptandroide; (VI PB,7;M,0

Gre,·i llea eva 1niana ('1'1 PB,7;M,0 ?ro:tam he re ma rifolia (El "" Gyrostemon thesloide, (E) PB,O;M,O i'u lte>n aea gl;i bra {V) PB,7;M,O

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Kennedia retrcrsa (Y) PO,lO;M,O Svi:vgium paniculatum IV) PO,D:M,O

Keiaudrenia coroll ata var. denticulata PIJ, / ,Sl,U.<l m;·1

)EP) PB, 7;M,O ktr;ithc:c~ glc1ndu lo~c1 (\I) r,O;TR,O

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Lasiooet.i lum iovceac (Vl rs, 1;M,O Vclleia oerfoliat;i (V) PB,S;M,0

Lilsl.reuJ)sb hiw 11.id iE) PB,O:M,O Zieria irwuluuolo IE) PB,12 :M .O

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Melith reptus gularls iularls, Black -Anthochaer~ phryg1a, Regent chinned Honeyeat er (eastern

Honeyeater ([ ) '" subs~ecies} (VI "" tlotauru, po1cllopt11us, Mustralrna n Mendolum comeovirens. Cumberland Bittern {V} PS,6;M,O Pla;n Land Snail (E} M,O

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Burhinus grJ l!;irius, Bush Stone-curlew R,O;S l,0,Sprir.g- Mi nicpte rus austra lio, Litt le Bentwing- FB,0,RS; l✓.,0 , <5

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Cal locephalon flmbriatum, l:iane-eane Min 1opterus schre:bern1 oceanensi>,

Coc~atoo (V) NR Eastern Bentwing-bat (VI "' Calyp torhynch us lathami, Glossy Blad- PB,0,<lOOm Cockatoo (V) PB,0,/\C;M,0,AC Mjxo phyes balbus, St utte ring FroE (E} S;M,0

Cerca rt et •Js na11us, Eastern Pn;my- Mormopterus 110rfo lkemis, Easte rn

possum (VJ M,0 f. reeta1l-bat {V) M,U

Chalinc lobu s dwyeri, La rge-ea red Pied Bal (V) PB,O,RS:M,O,NS Mvut1, ITlilU UJ)US, Suulhern Myctis (V) "' Chthonicol a sag1ttata, Speckled Warbler Neophema pu lchello, Turc;uoise Porrot

M NR (\I) "' Clima:teris pic umnus victonee, Bro"'n

Trccc rec:per {caotern subsp) (V} M,O Ninox conn111ons, Barking Owl ('II NS;M,O,NS

Daphoenosit ta chrvsoptera. Varied Si ttella (V) NR Nincx strenua, Powerlul Ow l (V) NS;M,O,N S

Dasvurus maculatus, Spotted-tailed Quoll{VI " Petalu ra giga,i ted, Giant Dragonfly {E) FB,17;M,0

Eullmp ru 5 lcurJcns is, Blue Mountain,; PctJu ru5 .Justrali>, Ycl low-bcllic:d Glider

Wate r ski11 k (E) PB .23;M,0 M "' Fa l1istre ll u1 to1man1Ens 1s, Eastern False Petaurus rie r1olcensi1, Squirrel Gli der Pipi>trelle I\') PB,0,H;TR,0 1\') M,0

Petrogale penicillata, Brush-tailed Roc k-

Glossopsitta pusilla, Litt le Lorikeet N) " wall~by (E} M,0

Grantie lla picrn, Painted Honeyeater (V) "" Petroica boodang, Scarlet Robin (VJ "" Ha miroslrci melanosternon, ~lad-brmstcd BunJrd (V) "" Petroic;, phoc:niceJ, FIJme Robin IV) "' Heleiopor us australiaLU s, Giant

Burrowing Frog (VJ PS,l;M,O Phascolarctos cinereus, Koala (V) "' Pomato,tomus ten1poralis temporol1s, Hlr>r~ae tu,; morphnnlrlr-,, Litt le E~5lr> Grey-r rown~d Bahhler {i,a,;tem ,;11b,;p_)

(VI NR (V) M,O

Huµ!uleµhalus bunl(oruid,:,, , Bi odd· P, emluphryni:! ausl. roli~. R~d-lrUMii:! d PB,0,dS;PB,D,oE headed ~nake IE) M,O Toadlet (V,I ;M,• lredipam, galli nacea, Com b-c restEd r,eropus pclioce phalus, Grev-headed Jacana (VJ "" FMn~-fo~ {\') PB.O,RS;M.O,RS

Scoteanax rueppell ii , Greater Broad-

lxobrychus flavicol lis, Blad Bittern IV) PB,7;M,O nosed Bat (Y) "" Staeonopletira guttata, Lliamond H relail Lothamus disco lor, Swif t Parrot (E) NR (V) M,0

Lltorla aurea, Green and Golden Bell P8,0,<50m

Frog (E) Vl;M,O Stictonetta naevosa, Freckled Duck (V) "" Litoria boo roolongerisis, Booroolong PB,O,s;lOO m Frog(E) S:M,O rvrn nnvaeholl~nd1ae, Ma ,;ked Owl (V) PB,O,NS;M,O

Litoria littlejohn1, Lltt lejohn's Tree Frog rs,0,<20Dm

M L:M,O T'!W \eriebricosa, Sooty Owl (V) P6,0,N5;M,0

'Jar~nus rosenbe rgi, Rosenberg'!

Lophoictinia isura, Square-tai led Kite (V) NR Goa nna ('✓) "' Melanodryas cucu llata cucullata. 'Jespadelus troughton 1, Eastern Cave Hooded Robin (south-east ern form! (V} "" B;t (V) "' Pre$Cr ipti an Code(Bus; til r11 En1iron11111 rd llllA$$eUmant Code Thre:IWMd Spu:ie,Guidel inu NSW Fl~S 20U)

COO e: XX.XX.XX Defi nililm; A~tiv itv , FreqJem:y, Restri n io r1s

Exom ple , PB,10,>20mW; M,0,<50m RS

' Prrsn1 bed Burn. Minimum Pl.' ery 10 years >20m from watE'f

' Me::ha nica I work., Never. <SOm ot a roost iite

O.rtivitiP~ i,r,:,,;tr irlinn<;

Cod, D!!>cription '"'' De5Cr iplion '"'' .Des.:ript,On

ee Prescribed Bum alnrefixl Adjacent ' Eohemeral Water Course

M Mech:l !l cal Reduc.tlo n L Know Location R River

$1 Sla,hini, RS Roo, t Sit~ w Water Bod,.,

T, f rittering NS Nesti ng Site Sw Swamp

TIS Tree Removal H Hollows MGH Moist Gras11, HablUts

'" Log Remov;i l ' St re;im " Allnc;iouarina Th,cket

Othe•

"' Nct Rewrded {~~ecies rmt include d in BEAC) I "' I Not Specified . no pre~riplic n~ defin ed in Bc.l\C