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2021-06-08 P&E Agenda - Item 6 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Bushland Reserve Strategic Management Plan 2021-2026
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Condition Class Definition Restoration approach
0 – Excellent resilience All strata and species (for the Natural regeneration.
reference ecosystem) are intact
with evidence of recruitment. No
invasive species or other threats
evident. Will rapidly and fully
recover from natural disturbance
1 – Very Good resilience All strata and species (for the Assisted natural regeneration
reference ecosystem) are intact
with evidence of recruitment.
Signs of degradation becoming
apparent, such as slight weed
infestations. Will fully recover
from disturbance but invasive
species may increase.
2 – Good resilience All strata and species (for the Assisted natural regeneration
reference ecosystem) are intact
with evidence of recruitment.
Invasive species or other
disturbance starting to impact on
native vegetation.
3 – Moderate resilience Although all native vegetation Assisted natural regeneration
strata may be present invasive
species are equally dominant.
4 – Poor resilience Invasive species dominate the Assisted natural regeneration
site, although some native
species are evident.
5 – Very poor resilience Large areas of the site do not Assisted natural regeneration
contain any native species, site and/or reconstruction
either cleared or dominated by
invasive species.
6.Nil resilience No evidence of native plants or Reconstruction
recruitment, 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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