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Attachment 7C - Flora and Fauna Survey Assessment_Noosa Landfill - Revision 3
Native Foresters
WAY LAT LONG LOCATION SURFACE WATER VEGETATION AQUATIC WATER pH SALINITY TANNIN- NOTES ON
POINT (Decimal (Decimal FAUNA QUALITY (ppt) STAINING HYDROLOGY
degrees) degrees) OBSERVATIONS (mg/L
tannic acid
equiv.)
2012 -26.4362 153.0302 Remnant Shallow water within Remnant Young of- Water clear with 5.6 0.2 9.3 Ponding of surface
vegetation at naturally-formed vegetation year juvenile moderate tannin- water possibly due to
northern end of depression. dominated by Tenuibranchi staining impeded drainage; more
Impact Area, at sedges, M. urus glypticus likely due to surface
Land Zone 5 / quinquenervia and subadult expression of shallow
Land Zone 3 and Banksia robur Cherax sp cf. groundwater above
interface. mapped as RE depressus. indurated layer.
12.3.5/12.3.13.
2013 -26.4362 153.0316 Remnant Shallow ponding Remnant wet Adult T. Water clear with 4.5 0.1 6.82 Ponding of surface
vegetation at water in naturally- heath mapped as glypticus. mild-to-moderate water possibly due to
northern end of formed depression RE 12.3.5/12.3.13 Several C. tannin-staining impeded drainage; more
Impact Area with amidst remnant with sparse to tinnula heard likely due to surface
wet heath mid-dense shrub calling 20-30 expression of shallow
layer including m ENE of this groundwater above
Hakea actites point. indurated layer.
2015 -26.4405 153.033 Remnant/ Small area of shallow Regrowth M. Water clear with 5.2 0.1 9.9 Ponding of surface
regrowth surface water quinquenervia moderate tannin- water suggesting
vegetation immediately staining impeded drainage
along eastern adjacent remnant through soil, possibly
boundary of tip, E. racemosa open due to waterlogging
at southern end forest, to the near and/or presence of
of Impact Area. south of shallow indurated layer.
discharge point
along eastern
boundary of tip.
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