Scientificoreducationalpurposespermitreport-Departmentof.doc

Wildlife management Scientific or educational purposes permit Holders of scientific purposes permits or educational purposes permits involving research on wildlife must complete a scientific purposes permit report within 10 business days after each period of 12 months starting when the permit is granted. If the permit ends within a 12 month period, a return of operations must be submitted within 10 business days of the expiry/surrender/cancellation of the permit. It is intended that these reports will provide a synopsis of the research undertaken. Reports should be completed and provided to the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (EHP) electronically wherever possible so as to facilitate their circulation to relevant staff involved with the planning and management of wildlife or EHP managed areas including national parks, state forests and marine parks. These reports will provide the opportunity for scientists to highlight the outcomes of their research in a form suitable for staff and raise any issues that may be of importance to EHP. It is expected better communication of the information derived from research will promote the benefits of undertaking high quality research in Queensland. Permit details: Permit holder’s name Person-in-charge (if not the permit holder) Permit holder’s address Telephone number/s Facsimile number Email address Project title (provide the full name of the project conducted under this permit) Permit number (the number of the permit relating to this report) Permit duration (as identified on your permit) Valid from Valid to Research details: Subject of research Indicate the subject of your research project including specific wildlife or taxonomic groups. Other organisations, researchers, persons (including any EHP staff) Provide the names and organisations of other persons directly involved with your research project. Name Organisation Locations Provide a list of the locations that wer