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Ecological Assessment Report
Attached to the e-mail MCU16/0081 Bushfire report, Survey, Ecological Assessment Report Email 2 of 3.
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Table 10: Summary of biodiversity significance based upon diagnostic criteria with respect to the AOI
Biodiversity significance Description Area (Ha) % of AOI
State Remnant contains at least 1 Endangered or 2 0.2 0.6
Vulnerable or Rare species (A)
Assessment of diagnostic criteria with respect to the AOI
The following table reflects an assessment of the individual diagnostic criteria noted above in regards to the AOI.
Table 11: Assessment of individual diagnostic criteria with respect to the AOI
Diagnostic Very High Very High High Rating High Medium Medium Low Rating Low Rating
Criteria Rating - Area Rating - % of - Area (Ha) Rating - % Rating - Area Rating - % of - Area (Ha) - % of AOI
(Ha) AOI of AOI (Ha) AOI
A: Habitat 0.2 0.6
for EVNT
Taxa
B1: 0.2 0.6
Ecosystem
Value
(Bioregion)
B2: 0.2 0.6
Ecosystem
Value
(Subregion)
C: Tract 0.2 0.6
Size
D1: Relative 0.2 0.6
RE Size
(Bioregion)
D2: Relative 0.2 0.6
RE Size
(Subregion)
F: 0.2 0.6
Ecosystem
Diversity
G: Context 0.2 0.6
and
Connection
Other Essential Criteria
Other essential criteria (also known as expert panel criteria) are based on non-uniform information sources and which may
rely more upon expert opinion than on quantitative data. These criteria are used to provide a "second-cut" determination of
biodiversity significance, which is then combined with the diagnostic criteria for an overall assessment of relative biodiversity
significance. A summary of the biodiversity status based upon the other essential criteria is provided in the following table.
Table 12: Summary of biodiversity significance based upon other essential criteria with respect to the AOI
Biodiversity significance Description Area (Ha) % of AOI
State Remnant contains Core Habitat for Priority Taxa (H) 0.2 0.6
& Remnant contains Special Biodiversity Values
(view Expert Panel data for further information) (I) &
Remnant forms part of a bioregional corridor (J)
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