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Ecological Assessment Report

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Biodiversity and Conservation Values (3SP246584)                                                                    30/03/2016 16:41:54




 Aquatic conservation significance (riverine wetlands)                      Area (Ha)               % of AOI
 Medium                                                                                      0.0                      0.0%
 Low                                                                                         0.0                      0.0%
 Very Low                                                                                    0.0                      0.0%

The individual aquatic conservation criteria ratings for riverine wetlands within the AOI are listed below.

Table 17: Level/s of riverine aquatic conservation significance based on selected criteria


 Criteria          Very High          Very High        High Rating   High         Medium           Medium           Low Rating    Low
                   Rating - Area      Rating - % of    - Area (Ha)   Rating - %   Rating - Area    Rating - % of    - Area (Ha)   Rating - %
                   (Ha)               AOI                            of AOI       (Ha)             AOI                            of AOI

 1. Naturalness                                                                            31.8             100.3
 aquatic

 2. Naturalness                                                                                                            31.8         100.3
 catchment

 3. Diversity                  31.8            100.3
 and richness

 4. Threatened                 31.8            100.3
 species and
 ecosystems

 5. Priority                   31.8            100.3
 species and
 ecosystems

 6. Special
 features

 7. Connectivity                                                                           31.8             100.3


The table below lists and describes the relevant expert panel decisions used to assign conservation significance values to
riverine wetlands within the AOI.

Table 18: Expert panel decisions for assigning overall levels of riverine aquatic conservation significance


 Decision number                   Special             Catchment         Criteria/Indicator/Measure          Conservation rating (1-4)
                                   feature
 <b>(No Records)</b>

4 is the highest rating/value
Expert panel decision descriptions:


 <b>(No Records)</b>



Non-riverine Wetlands
Non-riverine wetlands include both lacustrine and palustrine wetlands, however, do not currently incorporate estuarine,
marine or subterranean wetland types. A summary of the conservation significance of non-riverine wetlands within the AOI is
provided in the following table. Refer to Map 6 for further information.

Table 19: Overall level/s of non-riverine aquatic conservation significance


 Aquatic conservation significance (non-riverine wetlands)                  Area (Ha)               % of AOI
 Very High                                                                                   1.1                      3.5%

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