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10 As noted in previous annual reports, high conservation value old growth forest (HCVOG) is not reported because of Government decisions in 2002 to require the same level of protection for both HCVOG and COG. As a result of this decision these categories are reported in combination rather than individually (Table 2-1A). Table 2-1A: Change in area (ha) of old-growth-stage categories within the DECC estate – UNE and LNE regions (2007–2008) Eucalypt forest old growth stage Candidate old growth forest (COG)* Disturbed old growth forest (DOG) Total * Includes any HCVOG Source: PWG of DECC Total change since last reporting period (ha) UNE region LNE region +5 851 +431 +1 763 +807 +7 614 +1 238 Table 2-1B: Changes in area (ha) of growth stage categories within the DECC estate – UNE and LNE regions (2007–2008) Eucalypt forest growth stage Rainforest Mature forest Disturbed mature forest Young forest Recently disturbed forest Not growth staged Total Source: PWG of DECC Total change since last reporting period (ha) UNE region LNE region +205 +14 +242 +359 +232 +92 +332 +3 591 +1 +2 490 +81 +3 058 +1 093 +9 604 There were increases in the area of forest ecosystems by growth stage distribution within the reserve system in Southern region during 2007–2008 as a result of the gazettal of new land into the reserve system (Table 2-1C). For the Southern CRA region, of the 185 forest ecosystems listed, there was an increase of 184 ha in the extent of 25 forest ecosystems, therefore increasing the percentage of target achieved in the reservation of these forest ecosystems. In addition, for 18 forest ecosystems there was an increase in the percentage of candidate old growth on PWG lands. NSW FOREST AGREEMENTS AND INTEGRATED FORESTRY OPERATIONS APPROVALS
Table 2-1C: Change in area (ha) of growth stage and old-growth-stage categories within the DECC estate – Southern region (2007–2008) Eucalypt forest growth stage Southern region Candidate old growth forest Disturbed old growth forest Disturbed mature forest Mature forest No old growth category Rainforest Recently disturbed forest Unknown successional stage Young forest Total Source: PWG of DECC NSW FOREST AGREEMENTS AND INTEGRATED FORESTRY OPERATIONS APPROVALS 11 +36.21 +118.59 +1.46 +11.16 0.00 +0.52 0.00 +16.39 0.00 +184.33 The amount of old growth forest in Kosciuszko NP increased by 26.4 ha, which was almost 73% of the amount of ol d growth added to t he reserve system in Southern Region (a total 3 6.2 ha of old growth forest was added to Southern FA reserve system in 2007–2008). There were a lso incr eases in the ar ea of forest ecosystems b y gr owth stage distribution within th e reserve s ystem in Ede n re gion during 2 007–2008 as a result of the gazettal of ne w land into th e reserve system (Table 2-1D). For the Eden CRA regi on, of the 78 fo rest ecosystems listed, there was an increase of 551.9 ha in the extent of 19 forest ecosystems, therefore incre asing th e perc entage of target achieved i n the reservation of these forest e cosystems. In additi on, for 1 4 of those fore st ecos ystems there was an increase in the percentage of Candidate Old Growth on PWG lands. Table 2-1D: Change in area (ha) of growth stage and old growth stage categories within the DECC estate – Eden region (2007–2008) Eucalypt forest growth stage Southern region Candidate old growth forest +141.42 Disturbed old growth forest +7.30 Disturbed mature forest +26.25 Mature forest +262.12 No old growth category +17.45 Rainforest +16.00 Recently disturbed forest +17.13 Unknown successional stage +6.47 Young forest +57.72 Total +551.86 Source: PWG of DECC
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Page 4 and 5: INFORMATION This project has been c
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