Table . The average number of seedlings and saplings per site. FLOODPLAIN/ GRAZING SITE LANDUSE RECRUITMENT (<0.2 to >3.0 m) WETLAND COMPLEX INTENSITY Autumn Spring Autumn Trip 2015 2015 2016 Red gum community Lachlan River Recent and Hazelwood Grazing (sheep) 35 35 41 Floodplain frequent Lachlan River Recent and Whealbah Grazing (sheep) 740 315 926 Floodplain occasional Moon Moon Recent and 100% Booligal Wetlands Grazing (cattle) 13 73 Swamp frequent flooded Great Cumbung Recent and Nooran Lake Grazing (cattle) 14 40 38 Swamp frequent Great Cumbung Recent and Lake Marrool Grazing 2 3 1 Swamp occasional Murrumbidgil Recent and Booligal Wetlands Grazing (sheep) 211 320 no visit Swamp frequent Grazing (sheep – Recent and Lake Bullogal Lachlan Swamp 0 0 0 large numbers) frequent Recent and Lake Tarwong Merrowie/Box Creek Grazing (sheep) 237 136 91 frequent Recent and Clear Lake Cumbung Swamp Grazing (cattle) 61 29 23 frequent Black box community Booligal Nature Booligal Wetlands Low 44 75 43 wetland conservation Recent and Tom’s Lake Booligal Wetlands Grazing (cattle) 1 16 41 frequent Recent and Lake Tarwong Merrowie/Box Creek Grazing (sheep) 0 6 1 frequent Mixed Red Gum, River Cooba and Black Box Nature The Ville Lachlan Swamp Low 42 45 157 conservation Lachlan River Nature Lake Ita Low 3 Floodplain conservation no visit Lachlan River Nature Lake Ita (Inlet) Low 3 Floodplain conservation All of the sites that received environmental water in 2015-16 received either a combination of Commonwealth water and translucent flows or only translucent flow. This means that the relative contribution of the different sources of environmental water (Commonwealth environmental watering actions or translucent flows) are generally unable to be disentangled. Learning from the combined watering actions will help develop an understanding of the vegetation responses to watering and in combination with future
Table . The average number of seedlings and saplings per site. SITE FLOODPLAIN/ WETLAND COMPLEX LANDUSE GRAZING INTENSITY RECRUITMENT (<0.2 to >3.0 m) Trip Autumn 2015 Spring 2015 Autumn 2016 Red gum community Hazelwood Lachlan River Floodplain Grazing (sheep) Recent and frequent 35 35 41 Whealbah Lachlan River Floodplain Grazing (sheep) Recent and occasional 740 315 926 Moon Moon Swamp Booligal Wetlands Grazing (cattle) Recent and frequent 13 100% flooded 73 Nooran Lake Great Cumbung Swamp Grazing (cattle) Recent and frequent 14 40 38 Lake Marrool Great Cumbung Swamp Grazing Recent and occasional 2 3 1 Murrumbidgil Swamp Booligal Wetlands Grazing (sheep) Recent and frequent 211 320 no visit Lake Bullogal Lachlan Swamp Grazing (sheep – large numbers) Recent and frequent 0 0 0 Lake Tarwong Merrowie/Box Creek Grazing (sheep) Recent and frequent 237 136 91 Clear Lake Cumbung Swamp Grazing (cattle) Recent and frequent 61 29 23 Black box community Booligal wetland Booligal Wetlands Nature conservation Low 44 75 43 Tom’s Lake Booligal Wetlands Grazing (cattle) Recent and frequent 1 16 41 Lake Tarwong Merrowie/Box Creek Grazing (sheep) Recent and frequent 0 6 1 Mixed Red Gum, River Cooba and Black Box The Ville Lachlan Swamp Nature conservation Low 42 45 157 Lake Ita Lachlan River Floodplain Nature conservation Low no visit 3 Lake Ita (Inlet) Lachlan River Floodplain Nature conservation Low 3 All of the sites that received environmental water in 2015-16 received either a combination of Commonwealth water and translucent flows or only translucent flow. This means that the relative contribution of the different sources of environmental water (Commonwealth environmental watering actions or translucent flows) are generally unable to be disentangled. Learning from the combined watering actions will help develop an understanding of the vegetation responses to watering and in combination with future