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Fire <strong>Management</strong> Plan (October 2003) Royal Reserves : Volume 2<br />
South West Creek <strong>Management</strong> Area<br />
Description of <strong>Management</strong> Area boundaries South and West: Sir Bertram Stevens Drive<br />
North: Winifred Falls walking trarck<br />
East: Mt Bass fire trail and Bundeena Drive<br />
Size of <strong>Management</strong> Area (hectares) 692.06 ha<br />
Zones Present Strategic <strong>Management</strong> Zone (33.39 ha)<br />
Heritage <strong>Management</strong> Zone (658.70 ha)<br />
Assets/inholdings within <strong>Management</strong> Area Flat Rock Creek carpark<br />
ROTAPs Eucalyptus camfieldii (Maiden)<br />
Darwinia diminuta (B. Briggs)<br />
Threatened fauna Powerful Owl (Ninox strenua)<br />
Red-crowned Toadlet (Pseudophryne australis)<br />
Sooty Owl (Tyto tenebricosa)<br />
Heath Monitor (Varanus rosenbergii)<br />
Regent Honeyeater (Xanthomyza phrygia)<br />
Cultural Sites Aboriginal sites: Axe grinding groove, Midden, Rock engraving,<br />
Shelter with art.<br />
Operational Information • Mt Bass Fire Trail a dead end and 4WD.<br />
• Large proportion of the Reserves’ dry riparian scrub<br />
occurs in this management area.<br />
• Winifred Falls walking track<br />
• Winifred Falls walking track is negotiable by 4WD for<br />
the first kilometre from Warrumbul Road.<br />
• Helipad: Chinamans Helipad off Sir Bertram Stevens<br />
Drive<br />
• Vehcile water point: hydrants at Maianbar township or<br />
Audley<br />
• Helicopter water bucket from South West Arm.<br />
Trails present Mount Bass Fire Trail.<br />
Bushfire Behaviour Potential (hectares) High Medium Low Negligible<br />
26.63 ha 181.63ha 199.25 ha 283.56 ha<br />
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