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environmental management
ecological assessment report
4.2.1 Mapped Waterway
• The south-eastern portion of the site is mapped as containing low and medium value Fisheries
waterways. Site surveys identified that a single waterway traverses the site at its southern extent, parallel
to the line of cleared vegetation.
• A large number of introduced species, including Pinus elliottii (Slash Pine) and Cinnamomum camphora
(Camphor Laurel), were recorded amongst the waterway vegetation. Introduced species dominated the
downstream portion of the area adjacent to the Myall Street storm water pipes, especially Cinnamomum
camphora (Camphor Laurel).
• The waterway is fragmented by arterial roads; Myall Street to the north and Bruce Highway to the south.
In turn, the waterway is heavily degraded and highly modified, currently passing through a number of
(seen in Plate 2 below).
Plate 1: Photos of project site at Myall Street, Cooroy
Plate 2: Photos of waterway at southern extent of site
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