Management recommendations Purchase Reduce spray drift Ensure local flora Natural fire Ensure chemicals remnants into in adjacent species are intervals are likely or other reservation. paddocks. planted for any to be several mechanisms used revegetation and decades to a few to eradicate Fence remnants Encourage wise recovery actions. hundred years. weeds do not and manage usage in have an adverse public access adjacent lands to Re-introduce Repeated hazard affect (especially near ensure water habitat features reduction burns or on remnants. residential areas). tables are (e.g. rocks, logs) too-frequent Exclude access of not affected. at disturbed sites. wildfire impact on vehicles and trail vegetation Implement stock bikes for health and management recreational use, regeneration plans for roadside and keep pets capacity. verges and crown on leashes. land where Provide maps of Do not allow grazing is remnants to local removal of fallen permitted. and state Rural timber, bush rocks Fire Services. and Manage fuel loads leaf litter. in surrounding Avoid areas, to minimise mowing/slashing the risk of of understorey to inappropriate promote fire regimes regeneration of affecting native species. remnants. Tropical or sub-tropical rainforest vegetation profile 48.07% Remaining Commonly species within this community Araucaria cunninghamii; Argyrodendron trifoliolatum; Waterhousea floribunda; Baloghia inophylla; Acmena smithii; Choricarpia subargente; Dissiliaria baloghioides; Livistona australis; Pittosporum undulatum, tree-fern; Notelaea venosa; Clerodendrum tomentosu; Adiantum formosum; Asplenium attenuatum; Pellaea; Doodia asper; fern; tussock grass. Management recommendations
Management recommendations Purchase remnants into reservation. Fence remnants and manage public access (especially near residential areas). Exclude access of vehicles and trail bikes for recreational use, and keep pets on leashes. Do not allow removal of fallen timber, bush rocks and leaf litter. Avoid mowing/slashing of understorey to promote regeneration of native species. Reduce spray drift in adjacent paddocks. Encourage wise usage in adjacent lands to ensure water tables are not affected. Implement stock management plans for roadside verges and crown land where grazing is permitted. Ensure local flora species are planted for any revegetation and recovery actions. Re-introduce habitat features (e.g. rocks, logs) at disturbed sites. Natural fire intervals are likely to be several decades to a few hundred years. Repeated hazard reduction burns or too-frequent wildfire impact on vegetation health and regeneration capacity. Provide maps of remnants to local and state Rural Fire Services. Manage fuel loads in surrounding areas, to minimise the risk of inappropriate fire regimes affecting remnants. Ensure chemicals or other mechanisms used to eradicate weeds do not have an adverse affect on remnants. Tropical or sub-tropical rainforest vegetation profile 48.07% Remaining Commonly species within this community Araucaria cunninghamii; Argyrodendron trifoliolatum; Waterhousea floribunda; Baloghia inophylla; Acmena smithii; Choricarpia subargente; Dissiliaria baloghioides; Livistona australis; Pittosporum undulatum, tree-fern; Notelaea venosa; Clerodendrum tomentosu; Adiantum formosum; Asplenium attenuatum; Pellaea; Doodia asper; fern; tussock grass. Management recommendations
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