ACMEXH307 — Release native wildlife to the natural environment

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What an assessment for ACMEXH307 must cover

57 assessable components: 3 elements (12 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 38 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 1 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 Investigate options for release of native animals

1.1Research habitat of native animals for release and identify and evaluate suitable release locations
1.2Identify risks to released native animals and evaluate options to minimise risks
1.3Develop release strategy according to organisation and regulatory requirements
1.4Select, prepare and monitor release site in consultation with experienced personnel

2 Prepare for animal release

2.1Assess animal’s readiness to be released
2.2Evaluate and implement monitoring devices or tactics
2.3Complete documentation according to facility and regulatory requirements

3 Release and monitor native animals

3.1Determine release day according to animal needs
3.2Handle and transport animals safely and humanely to the release site using low stress techniques and appropriate equipment
3.3Use release strategies according to animal’s requirements
3.4Monitor released animals where possible to confirm a successful return to their natural environment
3.5Update records using facility information system

Performance evidence

released a minimum of two native animals into a natural environment
assessed the animal’s readiness to be released
identified risks to the animal about to be released
safely transported animals and released at specified site
implemented monitoring devices or tactics
maintained accurate records

Knowledge evidence

principles, practices and objectives of native animal release
principles of animal welfare and ethics and key requirements of standards and guidelines covering native wildlife
relevant facility policies and procedures, including:
safe work and animal handling practices
hygiene standards, infection control and zoonotic diseases
key requirements of national, state or territory wildlife protection legislation and codes of practice relating to releasing wildlife
basic overview of wildlife ecology, including population dynamics, habitat selection, competition and predator–prey interactions
indicators of animals’ readiness for release:
being dehumanised
displaying appropriate species behaviour
displaying normal physical features
recognising natural food sources and feeding independently
moving freely
recognising own species
socially adapted to survive in their natural state
used to exposure to natural elements
consideration for releasing wildlife, including:
availability of a suitable release habitat and site, including practicalities of release in original area
appropriate equipment to safely and humanely transport wildlife
timing of release and consideration of species migratory patterns
weather conditions, season and time of day
potential risks to wildlife being released
risks working with animals in captive care, including:
animal bites, envenomation, kicks, scratches and crush injuries
biological hazardous waste and sharps disposal
handling of chemicals and medicines
manual handling, including carrying, lifting and shifting
zoonoses
typical steps for release, including:
veterinary examination to ensure animals are clinically free of diseases and parasites
notifying relevant government departments
organising tagging, banding or marking for monitoring purposes
soft or hard release
releasing as near as possible to original habitat
releasing in the appropriate social group, where applicable to species
selecting appropriate weather, season and time of day
types of animal monitoring devices and tactics
types of data and databases to record and monitor status of species in the wild

Foundation skills

Writing: Interpret and record routine data related to releasing native animals

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What does an assessment tool for ACMEXH307 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for ACMEXH307 needs to address all 57 unit components: 3 elements with 12 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 38 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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