11c Church St Pomona Ecological Assessment Rev B

Pace Planning
Development and Environmental Consultants
www.paceplanning.com.au


 Detail            Category    Area            Description
                               (Site 0.75ha)

 Koala Habitat     Koala       0.75 ha
 Area              Priority
                   Area




            Nature Conservation Act 1992

Queensland Department of Environment and Science WildNet database was accessed to
determine Endangered, Vulnerable, and Near Threatened (EVNT) species records under the
Nature Conservation Act (NCA) 1992. A WildNet Online Search within a 5km radius of the
application area identified conservation significant species listed under the NCA as possibly
occurring on site. WildNet species list report is included in Appendix C and conservation
significant species summarised in Table 3. In summary no listed conservation significant
species were observed at the site during site assessment.

Table 3 ± WildNet Conservation Significant Species Summary

 Scientific Name                       Common Name                       NCA Status
 Amphibians
 Adelotus brevis                       Tusked frog                       Vulnerable
 Litoria pearsoniana                   Cascade treefrog                  Vulnerable
 Mixophyes iteratus                    Giant barred frog                 Vulnerable
 Aves
 Anthochaera phrygia                   Regent honeyeater                 Critically Endangered
 Calyptorhynchus lathami lathami       Glossy black-cockatoo (eastern)   Vulnerable
 Erythrotriorchis radiatus             Red Goshawk                       Endangered
 Hirundapus caudacutus                 White-throated needletail         Vulnerable
 Ninox strenua                         Powerful owl                      Vulnerable
 Mammals
 Phascolarctos cinereus                Koala                             Vulnerable
 Petauroides armillatus                Central greater glider            Endangered

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