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RFI - Attachment 4B - Flora and Fauna Assessment Rev 5
Native Foresters
TABLE 4: Breeding habitat assessment and likelihood of occurrence for listed species
Scientific Name Common NCA EPBC Likelihood Habitat Preferences Presence of breeding
Name status status of places or breeding
occurrence habitat
Habitat specialist requires ephemeral, acidic, Absent
wallum wetland but tolerant of disturbance.
Wallum Possible Large population known to occur
Crinia tinnula V -
froglet approximately 300 metres further north and
east, individuals may disperse during
localised flooding.
Habitat specialist requires ephemeral, acidic, Absent
Wallum Possible wallum wetland but tolerant of disturbance.
Litoria freycineti V -
rocketfrog
Habitat specialist – requires suitable wallum Absent
Litoria Wallum Unlikely swamp and ephemeral wetland areas with
V -
olongburensis sedgefrog emergent aquatic vegetation.
Pezoporus Ground Inhabits lowland, coastal plains with dry and Absent
wallicus wallicus parrot wet heath and sedgelands (excluding
V - Possible permanent waterbodies). Prefers sites that
undergo 5 – 8 year fire intervals.
Secondary koala food and habitat trees Potential habitat present,
Phascolarctos present. Koalas may traverse the area as but no individuals detected.
Koala V V Possible
cinereus they disperse from bushland habitat to the
east, north and west.
Inhabits coastal wallum swamps in areas
with sedges and open water. Nocturnal
Tenuibranchiurus Swamp surface activity associated with rain events
E - Known Present.
glypticus crayfish and ephemeral ponding. Individuals
identified further east in areas mapped as
RE 12.3.5/12.3.13.
Noosa Landfill & RRC - northern section– Fauna and Flora Assessment – REV4 27
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