Tender for the Programme - South West Catchments Council
Tender for the Programme - South West Catchments Council
Tender for the Programme - South West Catchments Council
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<strong>South</strong> <strong>West</strong> Regional NRM Strategy – Ancillary Document<br />
Identified threats: Dieback and o<strong>the</strong>r pathogens; pollution; climate change; water extraction; introduced<br />
species; weeds; feral animals; erosion; fire management practises; salinity; fire; human use; mining;<br />
increasing kangaroo densities and logging<br />
Comments: None.<br />
5.3.1.38 Ludlow Tuart Forest<br />
Asset value: Exceptional<br />
Threat score: Moderate<br />
Asset identifiable: Yes<br />
SMART goal <strong>for</strong> actions: xx<br />
Will proposed action make real difference: xx<br />
Likely private intervention if required: xx<br />
Likely public intervention if required: xx<br />
Identified threats: Dieback and o<strong>the</strong>r pathogens; climate change; introduced species; weeds (including<br />
pasture grasses); feral animals; clearing; fire management practises; human use; kangaroos (at a<br />
historical high, wipe out understorey); lack of funding <strong>for</strong> DEC; mining and plantations (DECs pine<br />
plantations); over-use (abstraction) of groundwater might cause saline intrusion.<br />
Comments: Tuarts require really hot fire to reproduce, as seeds fall into and germinate in ash bed where<br />
no o<strong>the</strong>r competition; only very old trees produce seed; <strong>for</strong>est now dominated by young trees and<br />
peppermints; conflict between need to protect peppermints (<strong>for</strong> possums – community pressure) vs. need<br />
<strong>for</strong> hot fires that kills peppermints.<br />
5.3.1.39 Remnant vegetation on Coastal Plain<br />
Asset value: Exceptional<br />
Threat score: Moderate<br />
Asset identifiable: Yes, but dispersed<br />
SMART goal <strong>for</strong> actions: xx<br />
Will proposed action make real difference: xx<br />
Likely private intervention if required: xx<br />
Likely public intervention if required: xx<br />
Identified threats: Dieback and o<strong>the</strong>r pathogens (most important); climate change; water extraction;<br />
introduced species; weeds; feral animals; urban development; fire management practises; salinity;<br />
bushfires; drainage and human use<br />
Comments: Includes both public and private remnants; main value as an ecosystem and potentially as a<br />
corridor; also as seed collection source.<br />
5.3.1.40 Remnant vegetation<br />
Asset value: Exceptional<br />
Threat score: Moderate<br />
Asset identifiable: Yes, but dispersed<br />
SMART goal <strong>for</strong> actions: xx<br />
Will proposed action make real difference: xx<br />
Likely private intervention if required: xx<br />
Likely public intervention if required: xx<br />
Identified threats: Dieback and o<strong>the</strong>r pathogens; climate change; water extraction; introduced species<br />
(fox); weeds (dodder vine, pest grasses, fruit trees); feral animals; land management practises<br />
(monocultures); erosion; fire management practises; bushfires and lack of connectivity to o<strong>the</strong>r remnant<br />
vegetation patches<br />
Comments: Seed collection source.<br />
5.3.1.41 Road verges with intact remnant vegetation<br />
Asset value: Exceptional<br />
Asset identifiable: Partially<br />
Will proposed action make real difference: xx<br />
Likely private intervention if required: xx<br />
Likely public intervention if required: xx<br />
Threat score: Moderate<br />
SMART goal <strong>for</strong> actions: xx<br />
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