REVISED POLICY GUIDELINES- PRIVATE LAND CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIPS · Policy Guideline - Private Land Conservation Partnerships Final with attachments

Habitat values

The conservation area provides functional habitat for a range of fauna
species. Specific values are;

   •    Presence of large Eucalypts exhibiting hollow formation. Tree hollows
        are essential breeding and roosting areas for a diverse range of native
        fauna.
   •    Presence of Koala food trees.
   •    Presence of Black She Oak (Allocasuarina littoralis) trees, a food
        source for the Glossy Black Coackatoo.
   •    Wetland areas provide habitat for a range of wetland dependant fauna
        species, including acid frog species described above.
   •    The property contains a critical patch of remnant vegetation in an
        otherwise fragmented rural residential landscape and provides
        connectivity between National Park to National park to the




Threatening Processes

Weeds

The conservation area is generally free of invasive weeds however the following
have been recorded and should be treated as resources allow.




Feral Animals



Barbed Wire Fencing

Redundant barbed wire fencing within the property presents an entrapment hazard to
wildlife including gliders and flying foxes. It should be removed off site.



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