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Threatened Species Management Plan for Kinglake National Park

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<strong>Threatened</strong> <strong>Species</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Kinglake</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Park</strong>, – V 1.0, September 2001<br />

6.2.7 Water quality assessments - conduct water quality assessments throughout<br />

the <strong>Park</strong> ..........................................................................................................................26<br />

6.2.8 <strong>Management</strong> of threatened flora ................................................................................26<br />

6.3 Research guidelines ............................................................................................................26<br />

6.3.1 Investigation of perched watertables and their effect on vegetation<br />

composition ...................................................................................................................26<br />

6.3.2 Wet Forest – vegetation dynamics ............................................................................27<br />

6.3.3 <strong>Threatened</strong> species taxonomy and ecology ............................................................27<br />

6.3.4 The geology of <strong>Kinglake</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Park</strong> ....................................................................27<br />

6.3.5 Fire recruitment study of species of the Proteaceae family ..................................27<br />

6.3.6 The effect of fire intensity on <strong>for</strong>est structure and age class .................................27<br />

6.3.7 The effect of post-fire grazing on vegetation composition .....................................28<br />

7 References ....................................................................................................................................29<br />

Appendix 1. CHANGES & ADDITIONS TO ECOLOGICAL VEGETATION CLASS (EVC)<br />

CLASSIFICATION OF KINGLAKE NATIONAL PARK ...................................................................30<br />

Appendix 1. CHANGES & ADDITIONS TO ECOLOGICAL VEGETATION CLASS (EVC)<br />

CLASSIFICATION OF KINGLAKE NATIONAL PARK ...................................................................30<br />

Appendix 2. ANNOTATION OF SIGNIFICANT VASCULAR FLORA SPECIES OF KINGLAKE<br />

NATIONAL PARK.................................................................................................................................35<br />

Appendix 3. VASCULAR FLORA SPECIES RECORDED IN KINGLAKE NATIONAL PARK 76<br />

Appendix 4. SITES OF BOTANICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN KINGLAKE NATIONAL PARK .......95<br />

1 Wallaby Creek Catchment ..........................................................................................................97<br />

1.1 Mount Disappointment Reference Area ...........................................................................97<br />

1.2 Toorourrong Reservoir ......................................................................................................100<br />

1.3 Wallaby Creek – Poley Creek ..........................................................................................102<br />

1.4 Joey Creek Reference Area .............................................................................................104<br />

1.5 Jack Creek Cascades ........................................................................................................106<br />

1.6 Silver Creek .........................................................................................................................107<br />

1.7 Stony Creek Reference Area ...........................................................................................108<br />

2 SUGARLOAF BLOCK ...............................................................................................................110<br />

2.1 Masons Falls/Running Creek Headwaters .....................................................................110<br />

2.2 Arthurs Creek - Chadds Creek Headwaters ..................................................................112<br />

3 EVERARD BLOCK.....................................................................................................................114<br />

3.1 Broad Gully ..........................................................................................................................114<br />

3.2 Stuart’s Spur – Castella sub-block ..................................................................................117<br />

3.3 Reedy Creek Catchment ...................................................................................................119<br />

3.4 Watsons Creek Headwaters .............................................................................................120<br />

3.5 Heidelberg – <strong>Kinglake</strong> Road .............................................................................................122<br />

3.6 Southern Everard Spur - Black Calf Creek and Wild Dog Creek ...............................124<br />

3.7 Old <strong>Kinglake</strong> Road .............................................................................................................126<br />

3.8 Jehosaphat Gully ................................................................................................................128<br />

3.9 Mt Slide Road – Full and Plenty Creek ...........................................................................129<br />

3.10 Mt Slide – Brocks Spur ......................................................................................................131<br />

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