 The South Bruny National Park offers a vital sanctuary for the parrot by protecting one of its core breeding areas.Management plans have been developed and implemented in the recovery of the bird (the most recent released in 2011), proving successful in increasing the understanding of habitat requirements, improving forestry management, and has helped to establish community and volunteer networks.Tourism of Bruny Island has been driven by a demand for natural experiences, which has had both positive and negative impacts on the island.