Strategic management of Aleppo Pines on Lower Eyre

9 KEY RESOURCES, DOCUMENTS AND CONTACTS
9.1 Key documents
This report aims to complement several other relevant documents regarding general <strong>Aleppo</strong> Pine
<strong>management</strong>, as well as specific <strong>management</strong> plans and mapping. These are listed below:
• Ancell, D 2004, General principles and priorities for biodiversity conservation in the Eyre
Peninsula NRM region, Eyre Peninsula Natural Resource Management Group, Port Lincoln.
• Bulman, P 1992, <strong>Aleppo</strong> <strong>Pines</strong>: Information Pamphlet 35/92, Woods and Forests, South
Australia.
• van Weenen, J & Cooper, J 2000, Progress Report for the critically endangered population
<strong>of</strong> the Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoos (Calyptorhynchus funereus) on Eyre Peninsula, South
Australia.
• EAC 2004, Vegetation Management Plan for Wanilla Forest, a report prepared by EAC –
Ecological Evaluation for Port Lincoln Aboriginal Community Council and Threatened
Species Network SA.
• LEPMG 2003, Lower Eyre Pest Management Group Constitution.
• Quarmby, JP 2004, <strong>Aleppo</strong> Pine Survey <strong>of</strong> Uley Wanilla, Uley South and Lincoln Basins:
Report on the distribution and abundance <strong>of</strong> <strong>Aleppo</strong> Pine and recommendations for
control, SA Water Corporation.
• Southern Eyre <strong>Aleppo</strong> Pine Management Group 1997, <strong>Aleppo</strong> Pine Management Plan,
Southern Eyre <strong>Aleppo</strong> Pine Management Group, now the Lower Eyre Pest Management
Groups (LEPMG).
• Lower Eyre Pest Management Group website: www.pestandweed.com
• Map series <strong>of</strong> <strong>Aleppo</strong> Pine roadside infestations on Lower Eyre Peninsula. Available from
the Eyre Peninsula Natural Resources Management Board (EPNRM) (formerly the Southern
Eyre Animal and Plant Control Board). (These data are also represented in the EPNRM’s
Biodiversity Audit map series (EPNRM, 2005).
9.2 Key contacts
The following people can be contacted for further information:
Sarah Way, Threatened Fauna Officer
Department for Environment and Heritage
Address 75 Liverpool Street, Port Lincoln SA 5606
Postal address PO Box 22, Port Lincoln SA 5606
Telephone (08) 8688 3111
Fax (08) 8688 3110
Andrew Freeman, NRM Officer – Southern Eyre
Eyre Peninsula Natural Resources Management Board
Address 36 Napoleon Street, Port Lincoln SA 5606
Postal address PO Box 2916, Port Lincoln SA 5606
Telephone (08) 8682 5655
Fax (08) 8682 5644
Peter Sheridan, Senior Authorised Officer – Southern Eyre
Eyre Peninsula Natural Resources Management Board
Chairman, Lower Eyre Pest Management Group
Address 36 Napoleon Street, Port Lincoln SA 5606
Postal address PO Box 2916, Port Lincoln SA 5606
Telephone (08) 8682 5655
Fax (08) 8682 5644
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