Tender for the Programme - South West Catchments Council

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DRAFT South West Regional NRM Strategy – Ancillary Document Seewraj, K 2009 Aboriginal Consultation and Engagement in Natural Resource Management. Department of Water, Bunbury, WA. 11 pp. Title adequately describes content. Semeniuk Research Group 1997 Mapping and classification of wetlands from Augusta to Walpole in the South-West of Western Australia. Report to the Water and Rivers Commission, Policy and Planning Division, East Perth, WA Water Resource Techn. Series 12:1-68 SKM 2007 Sediment sampling plan. Sinclair Knight Merz, Perth, WA. 31 pp. The aim of this document is to provide a sediment sampling plan for the Peel-Harvey catchment that addresses both the strategic selection of an appropriate sampling regime and a set of work instructions that can be used by personnel in the field. Has no information of direct relevance to strategy development. SMEC 2008 Environmental Study – Mundijong/Whitby District Structure Plan (Draft Report). Technical report prepared for the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale. SMEC Australia, WA. 279 pp. Very detailed report with lots of detail, maps and other useful legal & policy information. Sommer B, P Horwitz and P Hewitt 2008 Assessment of wetland invertebrate and fish biodiversity for the Gnangara Sustainability Strategy (GSS). Report to Department of Water. Centre for Ecosystem Management, Joondalup, WA. 123 pp. This report is not too useful as it is from another region, yet provides some relevant information on methods by reviewing existing sources of information for aquatic fauna on the Gnangara Mound in order to provide a synthesis of the richness, endemism, rarity and habitat specificity of aquatic invertebrates in wetlands; identify gaps in aquatic invertebrate data on the Gnangara Mound; provide a synthesis of the status of freshwater fishes on the Gnangara Mound; and assess the management options for the conservation of wetlands and wetland invertebrates. Spatial Vision Innovations 2008c Workshop Notes – Investment DSS Post-Deployment Training Sept 2008. Spatial Vision Innovations, Melbourne, VIC, 25 pp. This document presents the notes for a workshop on the Investment Decision Support System (a key component of the Waterway Health Sub-Strategy and Biodiversity Sub-Strategy. As such, it has no specifically useful information. Starcevich, MR, AJ Lymbery and RG Doupé 2003 Potential environmental impacts from farming rainbow trout using inland saline water in Western Australia. Australasian Journal of Environmental Management 10: 15-24. Title adequately describes content. Electronic version not available. Steele, JJ 2008 Management of diffuse water quality pollution in the Peel-Harvey Coastal Drainage System – A strategic approach to implementation of best management practices. Peel-Harvey Catchment Council, Mandurah, 193 pp. Not directly relevant to the strategy, the document describes five aspects of work in the Peel-Harvey: Development of a classification scheme for the coastal drainage system to document differences channel character and functioning Characterisation of sediment as a pollutant, channel forming material and important transport and storage mechanism for nitrogen and phosphorus Creation of a catalogue Best Management Practices available and the appropriateness of these BMPs to different channel classes Evaluation of riparian buffers as a Best Management Practice Investigations into the role of in-channel sediment in controlling nutrient fluxes Storer, C and J Trendall 2007 Marketing Strategy for The Saltwater Aquaculture Alliance Inc. – 2007 to 2010. Report to Blackwood Basin Group. Muresk Institute, Northam, WA. 17 pp. Very useful to those involved in saline aquaculture. The Marketing Plan has three parts. Stage 1. The product, consumers and potential market segments are detailed and reviewed. Stage 2. The target consumers and markets are used as the basis for specific promotion and marketing programs. Stage 3. The promotion and marketing of the product is concentrated on those customers and market segments that deliver the best performance. Strawbridge, M. & Western Australia. Water and Rivers Commission. & Natural Heritage Trust (Australia) & Western Australia. Water and Rivers Commission. Catchment and Salinity Investigations Section. 1999 The extent, condition and management of remnant vegetation in water resource recovery catchments in south Western Australia. Report to the Natural Heritage Trust, Water and Rivers Commission, Resource Investigations Division, Catchment and Salinity Investigations Section. Water and Rivers Commission, Perth, WA. 46 pp. 32
DRAFT South West Regional NRM Strategy – Ancillary Document Sutherland, W.J., S. Bardsley, L. Bennun, M. Clout, I.M. Côté, M.H. Depledge, L.V. Dicks, A.P. Dobson, L. Fellman, E. Fleishman, D.W. Gibbons, A.J. Impey, J.H. Lawton, F. Lickorish, D.B. Lindenmayer, T.E. Lovejoy, R. MacNally, J. Madgwick, L.S. Peck, J. Pretty, S.V. Prior, K.H. Redford, J.P.W. Scharlemann, M. Spalding, M. and A.R. Watkinson 2011 Horizon scan of global conservation issues for 2011. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 26(1):10-16 ISSUES identified`: Environmental consequences of increasing milk consumption in Asia; new greenhouse gases; increases in productivity of polar oceans driven by loss of sea ice; biological impacts of perfluorinated compounds; xpansion in mining for lithium used in rechargeable batteries; genetic techniques to eradicate mosquitoes; nitric acid rain; substantial changes in soil ecology; denial of biodiversity loss; protected area failure; re-emergence of rinderpest; climate governance; transformation of oceans and domestication of marine species; vegetation change facilitated by earthworms in North American forests; hydraulic fracturing. SWAA 2006 INLAND SALTWATER AQUACULTURE – Growth Strategy: Using salined water to grow fish and diversify farm income in the dryland areas of Western Australia. Report to Blackwood Basin Group. Salt Water Aquaculture Alliance (SWAA), Albany, WA. 22 pp. Title adequately describes content. SWAA 2009a Aquaculture organisation plan. Report to Blackwood Basin Group. Salt Water Aquaculture Alliance (SWAA), Albany, WA. 3 pp. Title adequately describes content. SWAA 2009b Business plan – Section 2: Production plan. Report to Blackwood Basin Group. Salt Water Aquaculture Alliance (SWAA), Albany, WA. 27 pp. Title adequately describes content. Key message “The “fit” of the Saltwater Trout enterprise into wheatbelt farming systems as a diversification option is unlikely to occur because peak labour requirements for the Saltwater Trout enterprise would clash with peak seasonal labour demands especially at seeding and still significantly but to a lesser degree at harvest. SWAA 2009c Operations manual – saltwater rainbow trout. Salt Water Aquaculture Alliance (SWAA), Albany, WA. 27 pp. Title adequately describes content. SWCC 2007 Map of oil mallee plantings 2005-07. SWCC, Bunbury, WA. 1 p. Title adequately describes content. SWCC 2009a Project report - Project DS.O6a New Opportunities in the Wool belt. SWCC, Bunbury, WA. 9 p. Title adequately describes content. SWCC 2009b Communications Toolkit. SWCC, Bunbury, WA. 22 p. Title adequately describes content. Syrinx Environmental PL 2008 Scott Coastal Plain – Demonstration projects – nutrient and water management. Prepared for the BBG. Syrinx Environmental PL, Perth, WA. 103 pp. This report details the sample and analysis plan for four monitoring sites on dairy farms that are implementing BMPs on their properties to reduce nutrient runoff. As such, has no information relevant to strategy development. Trayler, KM, JA Davis, P Horwitz and DL Morgan 1997 Aquatic fauna of the Warren Bioregion, southwest Western Australia: Does reservation guarantee preservation Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia 79: 281-291. Title adequately describes content. Electronic version not available. Thompson, McRobert, Edgeloe 2009 Waroona Drainage Study. Report to Waroona Shire, Waroona, WA, 94 pp. Title adequately describes content. Thompson, McRobert, Edgeloe 2009 Cost benefit analysis of water sensitive urban design. Leschenault Catchment Council, Bunbury, WA, 20 pp. This report details the costs and benefits of Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) within the Leschenault catchment. It is to be used as a guide to direct WSUD works throughout the catchment and allow decisions on the best overall outcome from limited budgets. To achieve this, the report looks at the constraints and opportunities of implementing WSUD in a variety of areas, including different soil types, position in the catchment to priority water bodies and retrofitting WSUD versus direct incorporation in new developments. The report also contains a simple matrix to assist with this prioritisation of works and a table on actual WSUD examples implemented in the South West. These will assist with ranking potential projects based on budgets and outcomes. Useful report but not directly relevant to development of the strategy. 33
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