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APPENDIX 6 SITE PRIORITISATION METHOD To determine the conservation significance and the need for ground-truthing (surveying), sites were prioritised according to the following table (GBCMA in prep.). If ground-truthing was required and no survey was completed (eg. more than 100 sites required survey), the minimum priority status was applied. *LCM refers to the Landscape Context Model. Conservation status of EVC Potential habitat within known dispersal range of threatened taxon or focal species, or within priority areas as identified by LCM* EVC Patch Size Ground-truthing required to confirm priority rank on basis of vegetation condition Priority Status: Very High, High, Medium, Low Endangered Y 40ha VH Vulnerable Y 40ha VH Rare Y 40ha VH Depleted Y 40ha VH Least Concern Y 40ha Ground-truthing needed H or VH 62
APPENDIX 7 VEGETATION QUALITY ANALYSIS (VQA) ASSESSMENT FORM There are several survey forms for vegetation types in the Hughes Creek Landscape Zone (eg. grassy woodlands or forests). The example below is the dry forests sheet. Refer to DSE 2004 for further information on assessments. Recording of site information and other factors (eg. threatening processes) was also recorded at each of the surveyed sites. 63
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Developed By: The Water and Biodive
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CONTENTS PAGE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3 C
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1.3 CONTEXT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
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2.0 THE STUDY AREA Figure 2: The Hu
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2.2 VEGETATION Ecological Vegetatio
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