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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES   14 JUNE 2021




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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES                                                  14 JUNE 2021

      Protected areas        Great Sandy NP, Deepwater NP, Glass House Mountains NP,
                             Burrum Coast NP, Mooloolah River NP, Poona NP, Eurimbula
                             NP, Palmview CP, Noosa NP, Bingera NP, Great Sandy CP,
                             Cooloola (Noosa River) RR, Tinana Creek CP, Tewantin NP,
                             Pipeclay NP

      Special values         Habitat for threatened plant species including Eucalyptus
                             conglomerata. This ecosystem is known to provide suitable
                             habitat for koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus). 12.3.14a: Habitat for
                             threatened plant species including Eucalyptus conglomerata.
                             This ecosystem is known to provide suitable habitat for koalas
                             (Phascolarctos cinereus).

      Fire management        SEASON: Late summer to winter. INTENSITY: Moderate (to
      guidelines             high; due to the inherent characteristics of highly flammable
                             vegetation). INTERVAL: 8-20 years. STRATEGY: Aim for a
                             burn mosaic of 40-80%. Ensure planned burn conditions are
                             conducive to maintaining integrity of the landscape (i.e., use
                             good soil moisture, recent rainfall and standing water on the
                             ground). ISSUES: Intervals at the upper end (12-20 years) of
                             the recommended regime may be desirable to counteract
                             detrimental impacts of a high intensity fire over 100% of
                             landscape. This vegetation often contains obligate seed
                             regenerating species and as such, the application of frequent fire
                             may reduce species richness if the intervals between fire are not
                             sufficient for plants to produce seed.

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