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RFI - 10.03.2020 -Appendix B - Protected Plans Flora Survey Report · MCU16/0099.01
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Family Scientific name Common name NC Act Likelihood of
conservation occurrence
status
Myrtaceae Rhodamnia rubescens NCN Endangered Possible. Suitable
habitat in the form of
peaty soils exists at the
clearing impact area
Proteaceae Macadamia ternifolia Bopple nut Vulnerable Unlikely. Preferred
habitat consists of closed
forests along drainage
lines/ watercourses.
Such habitat is not
present at the clearing
impact area
Rhamnaceae Pomaderris crassifolia NCN Vulnerable Unlikely. Preferred
habitat of remnant
rainforest is not present
at the clearing impact
area
Symplocaceae Symplocos harroldii Hairy hazelwood Near threatened Unlikely. Preferred
habitat consists of
mountain peaks
associated with Main
Range, Mt Barney and
Mt Mee and is not
present within the
clearing impact area
Table notes:
* Wildlife Online (DES database), Search area incorporated a 5 km buffer around the Clearing Impact Area.
NC act Nature Conservation Act (1992) (Qld)
NCN No common name
SLC Special least concern flora species, as listed under the Nature Conservation (Wildlife Management) Regulation 2006
To identify the likely presence of NC Act EVNT flora species within the clearing impact area, a likelihood of
occurrence assessment was conducted for the species identified in Table 2.1 (refer Appendix B). The
likelihood of occurrence assessment was conducted using desktop sources of information and findings from
the field-based Protected Plant Flora Survey of the clearing impact area.
Following the likelihood of occurrence assessment, the field survey indicated that no species were confirmed
to be present within the clearing impact area. Three (3) species were considered to have potential to occur
within the clearing impact area, based on the species preferred habitat being present and consideration of
the species known area of distribution (ie. Blandfordia grandiflora [Christmas bells], Acacia attenuata and
Eucalyptus conglomerata [Swamp stringybark]). Suitable habitat for these species was confirmed to occur
within the clearing impact area during the Protected Plant Flora Survey although individuals were not
identified within the clearing impact area.
Following the likelihood of occurrence assessment, nine (9) species were considered unlikely to occur within
the clearing impact area, due to the clearing impact area either being situated outside of the species known
area of distribution or preferred habitat for the species being absent from the clearing impact area. Many of
the flora species identified as having an unlikely potential to occur within the clearing impact area are
commonly associated with rainforest or hilly environments, neither of which are present within the clearing
impact area.
Project number 247473 File Protected Plant Survey Report - Lot 47 on RP136461 Cooroibah_final.docx, Select date Revision 0 9
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