MCU14/0056 - Attachment I -Environmental Report

               environmental management
             ecological assessment report

         Species Details                  Legislation                       Occurrence
                                                                                                                             Habitat Features
                                                                          Likely
                     Common                                                        Possible   Unlikely
 Scientific Name                  NCA Listing     EPBC Act    Confirmed     to
                      Name                                                         to Occur   To Occur
                                                                          Occur
                                                                                                         and dry sclerophyll forest up to 1000m. Also recorded in
                                                                                                         tall open forest, Casuarina-dominated riparian forest and
                                                                                                         coastal Melaleuca forests.
                                                                                                         This species is unlikely to occur due to absence of
                                                                                                         suitable habitat.
                                                                                                         Records from south east Queensland suggest that
                                                                                                         rainforest and moist eucalypt forest habitats at high
                                                                                                         elevation are of similar importance to sandstone cliffs and
  Chalinolobus
    dwyeri
                    Large-eared
                      Pied Bat
                                                 Vulnerable                                     
        fertile woodland valley habitats with close proximity to
                                                                                                         the habitat of Large-eared Pied Bat.
                                                                                                         This species is unlikely to occur due to absence of
                                                                                                         suitable habitat.
                                                                                                         Lives in a range of open woodland and open forest types
                                                                                                         preferring rocky areas. May disperse through drainage
                                                                                                         lines. Rarely seen outside of vegetated areas and areas
   Dasyurus
   hallucatus
                     Northern
                      Quoll
                                                Endangered                                      
        retained large amounts of undisturbed forest.
                                                                                                         This species is unlikely to occur due to absence of
                                                                                                         suitable habitat.
                                                                                                         Inhabits coastal areas and adjacent ranges generally
                                                                                                         occurring in densely vegetated areas ranging from
                                                                                                         rainforest and vine-forest through to dry and wet eucalypt
   Dasyurus
                                                                                                         forest, woodland and coastal heathland. Rarely seen
   maculatus
   maculatus
                    Spot-tailed
                      Quoll
                                  Vulnerable    Endangered                                      
        outside of vegetated areas and areas retained large
                                                                                                         amounts of undisturbed forest.
                                                                                                         This species is unlikely to occur due to absence of
                                                                                                         suitable habitat.
                                                                                                         Eucalypts forests throughout south east Queensland.
 Phascolarctos
   cinereus
                       Koala      Vulnerable     Vulnerable                         
                    This species could potentially occur on-site. No
                                                                                                         evidence of koalas observed during survey.
                                                                                                         This species is sparsely distributed along the coast and
    Potorous                                                                                             Great Dividing Range. There is no constant pattern to the
   tridactylus
   tridactylus
                    Long-nosed
                      Potoroo
                                                 Vulnerable                                     
        habitat and can be found in wet eucalypt forests to
                                                                                                         coastal heathlands/scrubs. The main factors would appear
                                                                                                         to be access to some form of dense vegetation for shelter

   saunders havill group
age 66