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2021-06-17 OM Agenda - Item 2 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa Bushland Reserve Strategic Management Plan 2021-2026
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3 – Moderate resilience Although all native vegetation strata may be Assisted natural regeneration
present invasive species are equally
dominant.
4 – Poor resilience Invasive species dominate the site, Assisted natural regeneration
although some native species are evident.
5 – Very poor resilience Large areas of the site do not contain any Assisted natural regeneration
native species, site either cleared or and/or reconstruction
dominated by invasive species.
6.Nil resilience No evidence of native plants or recruitment, Reconstruction
soil substrate may be totally disturbed.
Repeating the BOA at regular 5 year intervals allows Council to monitor how the reserve is
responding to management actions and informs adaptive management. The below image
demonstrates the visual and obvious changes that have occurred on the site between the two
BOA’s.
This process requires consistency in undertaking the condition assessments, as a change in
resilience condition could be due to the assessor interpreting the site differently to how it was done
previously.
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