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2019-11-12 - P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa Biosecurity Plan 2020
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Log in to see the plans as drawn 6.2.3 Targeted surveys
Targeted surveys help improve understanding of the distribution and abundance of invasive
species in specific areas such as high biodiversity value ecosystems. This information helps inform
priority management actions. Map 6 shows a random plot design for surveys within saltmarsh and
lowland rainforest which are Threatened Ecological Communities (TECs).
Map 6. Targeted random plot surveys within saltmarsh and lowland rainforest (Threatened
Ecological Communities (TECs))
Surveys can also be species specific. For example sand plot monitoring can be used to determine
the presence of dogs and foxes based on footprints left in sand plots.
Sand plot tracking for feral animals (Photo: PestSmart)
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