Search Results for Total Catchment Management

... order streams sampled in this study: Catchment area (m2); Percentage of catchment vegetation regenerating after logging. Total length of the stream from its source to the intersection with the next stream (m); Length of stream with no surface flow (m); Slope of the stream Length...

... Wales were conducted at 60 sites between October 2007 and March 2008. These surveys comprise the first round of a catchment- wide monitoring programme to obtain a measure of the distribution and abundance of 21 priority threatened fauna species that inhabit Dune Mallee Woodlands. A total of 127 fauna...

... conducted at this site and the broader catchment of Macquarie Rivulet in an attempt to detect adults and or other tadpoles. Fifteen 250 m transects located along perennial creeks were surveyed at night for 30 min each and diurnal searches for tadpoles were conducted along approximately five km of creekline...

... from bacteria in the sediments of the lakes. The element has antifungal properties and may account of the chytrid free status of the frogs. Future Management Further survey work is required to quantify suitability of habitats, breeding, total population size, presence of chytrid in other species...

... to the Total Catchment Management - Western Catchment Management Committee, Orange Agricultural College, University of Sydney. Hercock, M. 2004. The Wild Kangaroo Industry: Developing the Potential for Sustainability. The Environmentalist 24(2): 73 - 86. The Wild Kangaroo Industry: Developing...

... and 13 species of copepods, with further 14 rotifers, three cladocerans and four copepods identified at higher than species level, totalling 117 taxa of rotifers, 32 taxa of cladocerans and 17 taxa of copepods from 36 wetland sites across the catchment. The observed zooplankton species included the first...

... distributed throughout the catchment, and that they are more commonly sighted in areas of basalt than sandstone substrates. The distribution of platypuses appears to have contracted in some parts of the catchment. Baverstock, P. R., Joseph, L. and Degnan, S., 1994. Units of management in biological...

... within the Central West and Lachlan catchment areas. Figure 6: Total number of records of terrestrial vertebrates per 1:100,000 mapsheet for the Central West and Lachlan catchments. Map prepaired for the Lachlan and Central West Catchment Management Authorities. Map prepaired for the Lachlan and Central...

... appeared to provide important habitat. A number of platypuses were also observed in estuarine areas where salinity levels were high. The survey also indicated that the platypus is an effective icon species for raising community awareness of the issues surrounding catchment management and river protection...

... or estimated values for a set of covariates at each site and then used them in the modelling of factors influencing the prevalence of Sambar Deer scats. Land tenure included sites in either State Forest (SF) managed by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, or closed catchment areas within...

... in the Gamay catchment. Johnston et al.. (2015) highlighted some of the more pressing knowledge gaps hindering effective management of nearby Sydney Harbour. Those gaps are also relevant to the highly urbanised waterways in the Gamay catchment. By providing an overview of the history and habitats of Botany Bay...

... in flooded areas of Terara Swamp and Brundee Swamp, while outside the breeding season more frogs were seen in the catchment of Rotten Creek, the largest tributary of Brundee Swamp. Ten of the systematic sites were ponds constructed for the species as offsets for various developments. Breeding activity...

... Guidelines were followed. Boots were dried prior to all field surveys and between catchments before arriving at survey sites. Water quality at sites Water quality samples at the sites measured pH, electrical connectivity, temperature and total dissolved solids. The measurements were taken using EC PCSTestr35...

... and industrialised land on the way. His treatment is part environmental history, part scholarly Chapters 2 and 3 examine the early European vignette. Environmental histories can be prepared colonisation of the river and its catchment. They by a wide range of people, but most commonly are concentrate on the period...

... Snake Hemiaspis damelii (Günther 1876) in the Murrumbidgee catchment, southern NSW Damian R. Michael*, Gaye Bourke, Dena Paris and Skye Wassens Institute for Land,Water and Society, Charles Sturt University, Albury, 2640 NSW, Australia. *Corresponding author. Email: [email protected] Key words...

... anatinus in headwater streams, and effects of pre-code forest clearfelling, in The South Esk River catchment, Tasmania, Australia. Aust. Zool. 33: 458-73. The platypus Ornithorhynchus anatinus in headwater streams, and effects of pre-code forest clearfelling, in The South Esk River catchment, Tasmania...