This project will increase the extent and condition of native vegetation to improve habitat required by CONDAMINE three nationally endangered fauna species (Regent Honeyeater, Swift Parrot, Tiger Quoll). The project CATCHMENT Berrima - Native will increase the extent of an existing 112ha Eucalypt woodland by planting 10 000 native plants across NATURAL Vegetation Corridor 20MT-293 QLD 20ha. The 10 000 native plants will be made up of 8 000 native trees and 2 000 native understorey RESOURCE $110,000.00 Expanding Local plants. This planting will run alongside both sides of the remnant to increase the width of the MANAGEMENT Habitat narrowest areas from 100m to 170m. This will increase the condition of the entire patch as a natural CORPORATION wildlife pathway. LIMITED This project will restore and enhance critical Koala habitats located within the Koala Coast in South East Queensland by working with Bushcare groups, the Koala Action Group, Redland City Council and private Koala Coast Habitat landholders to engage the local community in undertaking revegetation activities that improve existing Enhancement - SEQ CATCHMENTS 20MT-302 QLD $84,590.00 vegetation corridors linking Koala Conservation Areas, Parks, and Land for Wildlife properties, essential linking and restoring LIMITED for the survival of this unique urban koala population. critical koala habitats Koala habitat plantings will consist of 16,200 plants and will be designed to provide multiple threatened species outcomes. The proposed project provides for tree planting along approx. 1km of 1st order watercourse in the PEI Road, Malanda – headwaters of the North Johnstone River. These plantings will increase the size and integrity of existing Improving Remnant remnant vegetation patches along the creek lines, facilitate improved corridor linkages on the southern M.A TEMPLEMAN 20MT-370 QLD $26,620.00 Vegetation and slopes of Lamin’s Hill, and provide a reduction in the upper catchment weed pool. Ancillary benefits & C.D WILLIAMS Riparian Health that will derive from the tree planting include fencing off of watercourses from cattle activity and improved downstream water quality.
20MT-293 Berrima - Native Vegetation Corridor Expanding Local Habitat This project will increase the extent and condition of native vegetation to improve habitat required by three nationally endangered fauna species (Regent Honeyeater, Swift Parrot, Tiger Quoll). The project will increase the extent of an existing 112ha Eucalypt woodland by planting 10 000 native plants across 20ha. The 10 000 native plants will be made up of 8 000 native trees and 2 000 native understorey plants. This planting will run alongside both sides of the remnant to increase the width of the narrowest areas from 100m to 170m. This will increase the condition of the entire patch as a natural wildlife pathway. CONDAMINE CATCHMENT NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CORPORATION LIMITED $110,000.00 QLD 20MT-302 Koala Coast Habitat Enhancement - linking and restoring critical koala habitats This project will restore and enhance critical Koala habitats located within the Koala Coast in South East Queensland by working with Bushcare groups, the Koala Action Group, Redland City Council and private landholders to engage the local community in undertaking revegetation activities that improve existing vegetation corridors linking Koala Conservation Areas, Parks, and Land for Wildlife properties, essential for the survival of this unique urban koala population. Koala habitat plantings will consist of 16,200 plants and will be designed to provide multiple threatened species outcomes. SEQ CATCHMENTS LIMITED $84,590.00 QLD 20MT-370 PEI Road, Malanda – Improving Remnant Vegetation and Riparian Health The proposed project provides for tree planting along approx. 1km of 1st order watercourse in the headwaters of the North Johnstone River. These plantings will increase the size and integrity of existing remnant vegetation patches along the creek lines, facilitate improved corridor linkages on the southern slopes of Lamin’s Hill, and provide a reduction in the upper catchment weed pool. Ancillary benefits that will derive from the tree planting include fencing off of watercourses from cattle activity and improved downstream water quality. M.A TEMPLEMAN & C.D WILLIAMS $26,620.00 QLD
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