The report contains background on the Prince Edward Islands, the status of environmental protection on them and a description of the proposed emergency landing strip. The viability of this proposed facility is assessed, the environmental components of the Islands, with emphasis on the area of Marion Island which would be most seriously influenced, are described in some detail and mitigating measures discussed. The report concludes that the facility should not be constructed and so recommends. This recommendation was formally accepted by the Minister of Environment Affairs in May 1987.
Reference:
Heymann et al (Editors). 1987. Report to the Minister of Environment Affairs on an environmental impact assessment of a proposed emergency landing facility on Marion Island - 1987. National Scientific Programmes Unit: CSIR, SANSP Report 140, 1987, pp 221
Heymann, G., Huntley, B., Condy, P., van der Westhuysen, O., Erasmus, T., Liebenberg, A., & Retief, G. (1987). Report to the Minister of Environment Affairs on an environmental impact assessment of a proposed emergency landing facility on Marion Island - 1987 (CSIR). National Scientific Programmes Unit: CSIR. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10204/2400
Heymann, G, BJ Huntley, PR Condy, OA van der Westhuysen, T Erasmus, AC Liebenberg, and GDF Retief Report to the Minister of Environment Affairs on an environmental impact assessment of a proposed emergency landing facility on Marion Island - 1987. CSIR. National Scientific Programmes Unit: CSIR, 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/2400
Heymann G, Huntley B, Condy P, van der Westhuysen O, Erasmus T, Liebenberg A, et al. Report to the Minister of Environment Affairs on an environmental impact assessment of a proposed emergency landing facility on Marion Island - 1987. 1987 [cited yyyy month dd]. Available from: http://hdl.handle.net/10204/2400
Cover Photograph: Fjaeldmark vegetation on a grey lava moraine at the western end of the proposed emergency landing strip. The three scoria fissure cones, known as Tom, Dick and Harry lie to the north-west of the runway. Junior’s kop in the background
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