Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

Annual Compliance Reports - Gippsland Rail Line Upgrade - EPBC 2019/8563.

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This compliance report documents the 2022 implementation of a biodiversity offset plan for the Loch Sport site (Deep Lead Pty Ltd property) under EPBC approval 2019/8563 for the Gippsland Rail Line Upgrade. The offset management plan, administered by Trust for Nature, required fencing installation and upgrades to prevent stock access and illegal trespassing, with performance targets of no unpermitted access to the beach, wetland, and easement areas. Completed actions included gate and fence installation with signage, supported by invoices and photographs. Monitoring confirmed fence integrity with no vehicle damage detected, though rubbish from passing traffic was observed at perimeter locations. Weed control measures for Ragwort and Spear Thistle were partially documented, with ongoing monitoring and management protocols established for emerging threats. The report demonstrates initial compliance with access restriction requirements in Year 0 of the offset agreement.

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