Local Biodiversity Strategy: - Shire of Kalamunda
Local Biodiversity Strategy: - Shire of Kalamunda
Local Biodiversity Strategy: - Shire of Kalamunda
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Summary <strong>of</strong> General Comments Officer Comments Reference for<br />
Items Actioned<br />
1.0 Introduction<br />
Figure 1 on page 13 does not state the source <strong>of</strong> the data used<br />
to compile the map and it appears that it was done by merging<br />
two data sets, the Heddle et al. (1980) and the Havel and<br />
Mattiske (2000) vegetation complex data sets, rather than<br />
clipping these data sets together along the boundary defined by<br />
the Regional Forest Agreement (RFA) in Havel and Mattiske<br />
(2000). This resulted in double entries for the Swan Coastal Plain<br />
and Darling Scarp vegetation complexes.<br />
Figure 1 on page 13, it is probable that this map is not<br />
representative <strong>of</strong> statistics provided by PBP. It is recommended<br />
that a properly clipped vegetation complex map for the whole<br />
<strong>Shire</strong> be presented.<br />
Document amended to reflect comment and the revised<br />
map has been incorporated into final report.<br />
Document amended to reflect comment and the revised<br />
map has been incorporated into final report.<br />
See Figure 1 page<br />
13<br />
See Figure 1 page<br />
13<br />
2.0 What is <strong>Biodiversity</strong>?<br />
Section 2 on page 16 describes the methodology used to<br />
interpret and quantify ecological communities. Clarify which<br />
areas are represented in listed references. Havel and Mattiske<br />
(2000) vegetation complexes applies only to areas covered by the<br />
RFA but the Heddle et al. (1980) vegetation complex mapping<br />
represents those vegetation complexes on the Swan Coastal Plain<br />
not covered by the RFA.<br />
Document amended to reflect comment and the revised<br />
map has been incorporated into final report.<br />
See Figure 1 page<br />
13; and page 16.<br />
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