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DRAFT South West Regional NRM Strategy – Ancillary Document Comments: All other shires (other than Mandurah City and Serpentine-Jarrahdale shire); environmental officers have a very focussed role, but only very few of them; threats are magnified as little or no management; difficult to motivate locals; Harvey LCDC not invited to LCC workshop; values include biodiversity. 5.6.1.21 Remnant vegetation on private property Asset value: Exceptional Threat score: High Asset identifiable: Yes, but dispersed SMART goal for actions: xx Will proposed action make real difference: xx Likely private intervention if required: xx Likely public intervention if required: xx Identified threats: Dieback and other pathogens; pollution (rubbish); climate change; water extraction; introduced species; clearing; weeds; feral animals; urban development (subdivisions); clearing; degradation of vegetation; land management practises (e.g. grazing); erosion; fire management practises; human use; economics. Comments: Valuable as biodiversity corridors, can be used as linkages for creating corridors; value increases with size, e.g. Lowlands in S-J is particularly large; minimum about 1 acre to be of value, unless has DRF; S-J has rate subsidy for bushland (conservation rating, e.g. with fencing to exclude stock). 5.6.1.22 Lot 300 Asset value: Exceptional Threat score: Very High Asset identifiable: Yes SMART goal for actions: xx Will proposed action make real difference: xx Likely private intervention if required: xx Likely public intervention if required: xx Identified threats: Climate change; introduced species; weeds; feral animals; urban development; land management practises; erosion; salinity; fire; plantations; human use; planning may be threat. Comments: Is an Estuary to Ocean corridor/link; intact vegetation, Peel Regional scheme picked it up as important. Has Indigenous values too. 5.6.1.23 Tuarts Asset value: Exceptional Threat score: High Asset identifiable: Dispersed SMART goal for actions: xx Will proposed action make real difference: xx Likely private intervention if required: xx Likely public intervention if required: xx Identified threats: Dieback and other pathogens; pollution; climate change; water extraction; introduced species;; weeds; feral animals; urban development; clearing; land management practises; erosion; fire management practises; salinity; human use. Comments: Considered an iconic species within the region. 5.6.1.24 Grasstrees Asset value: Exceptional Threat score: Moderate Asset identifiable: Dispersed SMART goal for actions: xx Will proposed action make real difference: xx Likely private intervention if required: xx Likely public intervention if required: xx Identified threats: Dieback and other pathogens; pollution; climate change; water extraction; introduced species;; weeds; feral animals; urban development; clearing; land management practises; erosion; fire management practises; salinity; human use. 154
DRAFT South West Regional NRM Strategy – Ancillary Document Comments: All species including unique and common species, for their impact on the landscape and the aesthetics. 5.6.1.25 Mature trees Asset value: Exceptional Threat score: High Asset identifiable: Dispersed SMART goal for actions: xx Will proposed action make real difference: xx Likely private intervention if required: xx Likely public intervention if required: xx Identified threats: Dieback and other pathogens (tree decline – flooded gums, tuarts, jarrah, wandoo etc.); climate change; water extraction; feral animals (bees and others taking over nesting sites); urban development; clearing; land management practises; fire management practises (lack of fire) and human use. Comments: Habitat loss; mature trees are critical habitat as “hopping points” and for nesting/corridors. 5.6.1.26 Flora – declared/listed Asset value: Exceptional Threat score: Very High Asset identifiable: Yes, but dispersed SMART goal for actions: xx Will proposed action make real difference: xx Likely private intervention if required: xx Likely public intervention if required: xx Identified threats: Dieback and other pathogens; habitat loss; pollution; climate change; water extraction; introduced species; dams; weeds; urban development; clearing; degradation of vegetation on river banks; land management practises; erosion; fire management practises; salinity; fire; plantations; human use and unauthorized acceess; logging. Comments: Refers to DRFs and TECs (see State and Federal lists). 5.6.1.27 Regionally significant BioPlan vegetation Asset value: Exceptional Threat score: Very High Asset identifiable: Yes, but dispersed SMART goal for actions: xx Will proposed action make real difference: xx Likely private intervention if required: xx Likely public intervention if required: xx Identified threats: Dieback and other pathogens; pollution; climate change; water extraction; introduced species;; weeds; feral animals; urban development; clearing; land management practises; erosion; fire management practises; salinity; human use. Comments: Refers to vegetation on the Swan Coastal Plain. 5.6.1.28 Mundijong-SW Highway Rail Corridor Asset value: Exceptional Threat score: Moderate Asset identifiable: Yes SMART goal for actions: xx Will proposed action make real difference: xx Likely private intervention if required: xx Likely public intervention if required: xx Identified threats: Dieback and other pathogens; pollution; climate change; introduced species; dams; weeds; feral animals; urban development; clearing; land management practises; erosion; fire management practises; salinity; fire; human use. Comments: None at this workshop. 155
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