Dry rainforest or vine thickets vegetation profile 31.04% Remaining Commonly species within this community Brachychiton australis; Brachychiton rupestris; Flindersia australis; Canthium odoratum; Diospyros humilis; Geijera parviflora; Cheilosporum acutilobum; Croton insularis; Cassine australis; Paspalidium caespitosum; Ancistrachne uncinulata; Eragrostis megalosperma; Sclerolaena tetracuspis; tussock grass; forb; sedge. Management recommendations Purchase Exclude grazing Increase Use low intensity, Monitor and if Manage buffel Manage pigs and remnants into and fence connectivity cool season necessary, grass goats as well as reservation. significant remnant between to reduce manage (Pennisetum other feral vine thickets. remnants. biomass. of ciliare) and green animals. Encourage native grazers, panic grass uptake of Provide alternative Use strategic especially the (Megathyrsus conservation watering points for aerial incendiary black-striped maximus var. agreements and domestic stock to mosaic burning wallaby Pubiglumis) covenants on discourage techniques (Macropus including in areas private land. incursion. mitigate against dorsalis). adjacent to hot frequent Create buffer thickets to wildlife, and Maintain dingo zones around prevent incursion protect wildlife. populations to remnants and of fire. suppress revegetation Seek advice from of Manage weeds, areas. your NRM native grazers. especially lantana organisation Fence (Lantana camara) about appropriate Implement cane significant and rubber vine fire regimes. toad ‘taste remnants to (Cryptostegia aversion’ baiting prevent stock grandiflora). activities in and feral remnants animal access. containing populations of the northern quoll.
Dry rainforest or vine thickets vegetation profile 31.04% Remaining Commonly species within this community Brachychiton australis; Brachychiton rupestris; Flindersia australis; Canthium odoratum; Diospyros humilis; Geijera parviflora; Cheilosporum acutilobum; Croton insularis; Cassine australis; Paspalidium caespitosum; Ancistrachne uncinulata; Eragrostis megalosperma; Sclerolaena tetracuspis; tussock grass; forb; sedge. Management recommendations Purchase remnants into reservation. Encourage uptake of conservation agreements and covenants on private land. Create buffer zones around remnants and revegetation areas. Fence significant remnants to prevent stock and feral animal access. Exclude grazing and fence significant remnant vine thickets. Provide alternative watering points for domestic stock to discourage incursion. Increase connectivity between remnants. Use low intensity, cool season to reduce biomass. Use strategic aerial incendiary mosaic burning techniques mitigate against hot frequent wildlife, and protect wildlife. Seek advice from your NRM organisation about appropriate fire regimes. Monitor and if necessary, manage of native grazers, especially the black-striped wallaby (Macropus dorsalis). Maintain dingo populations to suppress of native grazers. Implement cane toad ‘taste aversion’ baiting activities in remnants containing populations of the northern quoll. Manage buffel grass (Pennisetum ciliare) and green panic grass (Megathyrsus maximus var. Pubiglumis) including in areas adjacent to thickets to prevent incursion of fire. Manage weeds, especially lantana (Lantana camara) and rubber vine (Cryptostegia grandiflora). Manage pigs and goats as well as other feral animals.
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