VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN for Bidjigal Reserve - Land

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2.5 Step 5. Report the Weed ClassificationThe weed classification procedure encompasses all of the previous steps.However, depending on the use or purpose of the in<strong>for</strong>mation, often not all thecriteria need to be shown.Surveys and detailed maps should report all the criteria in the following <strong>for</strong>m:(Upper Scale / Middle Scale / Lower Scale) Weed Class. Indicated CauseFor example: "(1/3/2) 2.r"Appendix B provides a mapped example using this technique.Management plans or rehabilitation procedures may not need to refer to all thecriteria. When this is the case they may exhibit only:Weed Class. Indicated CauseFor example: "2.r" or "2"If the latter is the case, then a reference to the determination of the weedclassification is necessary. This reference will be indicated as WAG (WeedAssessment Guidelines).Where colour mapping and reproducing is available, the standard industrycolours given below should be used.Weed Class 1 - greenWeed Class 2 - blueWeed Class 3 - yellowWeed Class 4 - redKMC Bushland Weed Assessment Guidelines 9
Appendix A. Weed Percentage KeysThe following keys are designed to assist in estimating the percentages of weedsto native species.Percentage of Weeds to Natives:KMC Bushland Weed Assessment Guidelines 10
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