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Appendix H - Biodiversity Code
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Native Foresters
TABLE 5: Breeding habitat assessment and likelihood of occurrence for listed species
Scientific Name Common NCA EPBC Likelihood Comments Presence of breeding places
Name status status of or breeding habitat
occurrenc
e
Habitat generalist that breeds in Potential habitat at stormwater
Tusked shallow, water-holding depressions in outlet depressions, but no
Adelotus brevis V - Possible wet sclerophyll forest, rainforest and individuals detected
frog
disturbed areas.
Habitat specialist requires ephemeral, Potential habitat (i.e. ephemeral
acidic, wallum wetland but tolerant of ponding) present at stormwater
Crinia tinnula Wallum V - Possible disturbance. outlet depressions and through
froglet
Melaleuca wetland, but no
individuals detected
Habitat specialist requires ephemeral, Potential habitat (i.e. ephemeral
acidic, wallum wetland but tolerant of ponding) present at stormwater
Litoria freycineti Wallum V - Possible disturbance. outlet depressions and
rocketfrog
throughout Melaleuca wetland,
but no individuals detected
Primary and secondary koala food Absent
Phascolarctos trees present. Koalas may traverse the
Koala V V Possible area as they disperse from adjacent
cinereus
good quality habitat in Tewantin
National Park and Harry Springs Park.
Pteropus Grey – Forms large camps and roosting Absent – no known breeding
poliocephalus headed colonies, usually near water. Disperses colony or maternity roost
flying fox widely to forage in rainforest, present.
V V Known melaleuca and mangrove woodland,
swamps and disturbed areas with
suitable Eucalypt, Corymbia and
Melaleuca trees. May form smaller
maternity camps following breeding,
Tenuibranchiurus Swamp Inhabits coastal wallum swamps and is Present east of Carramar
glypticus crayfish E - Known found among sedges rather than open carpark as shown in Figure 8
water. and Appendix A
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