Encourage uptake of Ensure that Increase Discourage the Implement conservation livestock are connectivity use of fire as a staged removal agreements and excluded from between remnants. to control of camphor laurel covenants on private remnants, through lantana or other (Cinnamomum Plant local land. exclusion fencing weeds in or near camphora). indigenous or barriers. to rainforest Create buffer zones of rainforest species, Avoid clearing remnants. native vegetation Ensure nearby especially camphor laurel around remnants that eucalypt key canopy Plantations also using heavy are adjacent to plantations do not tree species. increase wildfire machinery. impact on potentials. Monitor for early areas. groundwater Remnants can be weed detection supplies. better protected if Fence off remnants and eradication. surrounded by that are adjacent to buffers of residential areas and indigenous limit access for plantings (with vehicles and pets. canopy, Protect fallen timber, midstorey and paddock trees and understorey large trees. species). Purchase remnants Ensure that into reservation to managed fires increase and, where connectivity. possible, wildfires do not enter buffer zones around remnants. Eucalyptus woodlands with a shrubby understorey vegetation profile 60.12% Remaining Commonly found species within this community Eucalyptus rossii; Eucalyptus crebra; Eucalyptus gummifera; Eucalyptus racemosa; macrorhyncha; Corymbia trachyphloia; Allocasuarina littoralis; eptospermum sp; Leptospermum trinervium; Banksia spinulosa; Entolasia stricta; Microlaena stipoides; Aristida queenslandica; Melichrus urceolatus; Monotoca scoparia; Themeda triandra; Imperata cylindrica; Echinopogon caespitosus; Lomandra multiflora; tussock fern. Management recommendations Encourage uptake Manage grazing Encourage natural of conservation practices including regeneration agreements and avoiding through fencing covenants on and stock private land. set stocking. management. Do not allow Avoid fertiliser drift Replant removal of fallen from adjacent vegetation using timber crops locally-sourced and bush rocks. and pastures. seed. Fence paddock trees to enable natural regeneration. Construct artificial shade for stock.
Encourage uptake of conservation agreements and covenants on private land. Create buffer zones of native vegetation around remnants that are adjacent to areas. Fence off remnants that are adjacent to residential areas and limit access for vehicles and pets. Protect fallen timber, paddock trees and large trees. Purchase remnants into reservation to increase connectivity. Ensure that livestock are excluded from remnants, through exclusion fencing or barriers. Ensure nearby eucalypt plantations do not impact on groundwater supplies. Increase connectivity between remnants. Plant local indigenous rainforest species, especially key canopy tree species. Discourage the use of fire as a to control lantana or other weeds in or near to rainforest remnants. Plantations also increase wildfire potentials. Remnants can be better protected if surrounded by buffers of indigenous plantings (with canopy, midstorey and understorey species). Ensure that managed fires and, where possible, wildfires do not enter buffer zones around remnants. Implement staged removal of camphor laurel (Cinnamomum camphora). Avoid clearing camphor laurel using heavy machinery. Monitor for early weed detection and eradication. Eucalyptus woodlands with a shrubby understorey vegetation profile 60.12% Remaining Commonly found species within this community Eucalyptus rossii; Eucalyptus crebra; Eucalyptus gummifera; Eucalyptus racemosa; macrorhyncha; Corymbia trachyphloia; Allocasuarina littoralis; eptospermum sp; Leptospermum trinervium; Banksia spinulosa; Entolasia stricta; Microlaena stipoides; Aristida queenslandica; Melichrus urceolatus; Monotoca scoparia; Themeda triandra; Imperata cylindrica; Echinopogon caespitosus; Lomandra multiflora; tussock fern. Management recommendations Encourage uptake of conservation agreements and covenants on private land. Do not allow removal of fallen timber and bush rocks. Manage grazing practices including avoiding set stocking. Avoid fertiliser drift from adjacent crops and pastures. Fence paddock trees to enable natural regeneration. Construct artificial shade for stock. Encourage natural regeneration through fencing and stock management. Replant vegetation using locally-sourced seed.
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