Andy Sharp Natural Resources Northern & Yorke. Brooke Liebelt Yorke Peninsula Tourism

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Andy Sharp Natural Resources Northern & Yorke Brooke Liebelt Yorke Peninsula Tourism

Rewilding is about restoring natural processes, to: improve conservation outcomes improve the ecosystem services provided by nature reduce management costs enable nature to take of itself. Conservation Volunteers Australia - Rewilding the Desert

Rewilding is often associated with species reintroductions, examples: predation soil processes But not always fire regimes hydrological regimes

Wolves in Yellowstone N.P. - over-abundant herbivores habitat degradation - habitat degradation species declines soil erosion - meso-predator release effects species declines

Wolves in Yellowstone N.P. - Leopold report 1963 - Wildlife Management in the National Parks

Rewilding Europe Rewild one million hectares of land across ten different locations by 2020. Reinstate grazing Reinstate predation Restore fluvial processes (erosion and sedimentation) Reinstate scavenging Species reintroductions: Wild horses Aurochs European bison Ibex lynx Wolves Bears

Social license is missing Dingoes & sheep don t mix!!!!!! A protracted discourse is required.

Yorke Peninsula A few locations in Australia can follow the middle road Current position [manage everything] South of dog fence North of dog fence

Significant remnant bushland, slowly deteriorating However, almost all of the terrestrial mammal fauna is now extinct (27 species lost). Ecological processes have been lost.

Bush Rat

Native predators: Barn owl Red-tailed phascogale Western quoll Soil engineers Brush-tailed bettong Southern Brown bandicoot

Stage 1 (17 )km Stage 2 (28 km)

Reinstate native carnivores reduce pest species reduce livestock disease increase productivity

Assess potential to limit/regulate feral cat populations. Provide insurance population on the mainland.

Overnight stays 500 Intrastate 450 400 350 300 250 200 Yorke Peninsula attracts over 1 million visitors a year. 487,000 overnight visitors and 524,000 day trippers. 150 100 50 0 Interstate International 1.7 million nights stayed in the region. Not too bad, but we can do better.

Divert the flow Interstate accounts for 10% of visitation and is an identifiable growth market. New product development and the upgrading of existing product. Rewilding is a unique product that will assist in attracting a larger market share.

The importance of tourism to the region Yorke Peninsula Potential $247m $302m $190m $182m 2015 (March 2017) 2017 2020 Regional Australia is in slow decline. 900 direct jobs in the visitor economy and a further 1,500 indirect jobs. Tourism brings in $182m in expenditure. Aspiration to reach $302m by 2020 (South Australian Tourism Commission).

Yorke Peninsula almost has it all

Not this kind

The more personal kind the one-on-one experiences that you remember. Authentic wildlife experiences

An open-range zoo for some of Australia s most iconic threatened species. Think of Rottnest Island. Welcome Yorke Peninsula Wildlife Sanctuary

Marketing the experience. disconnect to re-connect

Using the rewilding program itself as a brand? Create greater brand awareness for the region, particularly with the interstate and international markets. An enabler for other tourism businesses to leverage off the brand.