Biodiversity Strategic Management Plan

The City of Port Adelaide Enfield contains some of the most diverse natural landscapes in metropolitan Adelaide.
Biodiversity Strategic Management Plan

Developing a Biodiversity Strategic Management Plan was essential for Council to ensure the protection, enhancement, and restoration of these natural landscapes for future generations.

URPS added value to this plan by:

  • Using GIS mapping to distinguish high-value biodiversity areas from general open space, providing clear guidance on where to prioritise protection and restoration efforts.
  • Applying a program logic approach to set measurable targets, indicators and outcomes, supporting effective monitoring and accountability.
  • Engaging with the community and stakeholders to identify opportunities for collaboration and ensure local input shaped the plan’s actions.
CLIENT
City of Port Adelaide Enfield
STATE
South Australia
LGA
City of Port Adelaide Enfield
SERVICES
Environment

Related projects

Water Allocation Plans

Water Allocation Plans

This includes accounting for changes in environmental water needs, licensed demands (for activities like irrigation and forestry), unlicensed stock, and domestic use. URPS has supported the Limestone Coast Landscape Board

Coastal Access Management

Coastal Access Management

An increasing number of people accessing the coast in off-road vehicles in the past 5 years is having an increasingly negative impact in many areas. Thoughtful planning is required to

Open Space & Playgrounds

Open Space, Playground and Recreation Strategy

In collaboration with landscape architects Sproutt, URPS developed an Open Space, Playgrounds and Recreation Strategy for Council. The Strategy aligns with the council’s strategic plan, responds to emerging trends, and

Services

Engagement

Policy