Search Results for habitat corridors

...Annabelle Andrews This review examines the ecological effects of roads and utility corridors such as powerlines, pipelines, canals and railway lines on undisturbed habitat and native wildlife. Public concern about roads in natural areas is increasing, as shown by the public protests against forest...

... between the known habitat areas were subsequently incorporated into the development along two “habitat corridors”. These features included six ponds of varying dimensions and measures to promote areas of open grassland. A need for research and publication of data regarding movement and dispersal...

... of the glider and included an estimate of population size and identified a habitat corridor in the Broulee area. The local government then requested concurrence from the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. A ‘condition of concurrence’ was that a policy be developed by the Local Government Authority...

... aim was to avoid impacts on the species from the controlled burns, but we also wanted to gain an understanding of the distribution (habitat corridor) and size of populations. This paper presents findings on the habitat, number of tadpoles and calling male P. australis in Burragorang State Conservation...

..., corridors o r edge effects are frequently published. These are landscape level issues that are intended to help us in habitat restoration (or retention) decisions. A common question is - are corridors useful? The answer to this question is usually yes, but the conclusion is trite. Surely the more useful...

... in southeastern Australia where it occurs mostly in mallee woodlands. Yellow-plumed Honeyeaters form colonies from which they exclude small honeyeaters, canopy insectivores, and lerp-feeders; colonies persist for years. Colonies occurred in habitats dominated by different species of eucalypts ( Eucalyptus spp...

... of invasion and lethal control of wildlife is often controversial in urban landscapes. A novel approach that has yet to be further explored consists of manipulating the habitat within the urban green spaces and corridors so as to maintain their functionality for biodiversity and their benefits for human...

...) and vegetated median strips to accommodate the movement of this species over highways. It is necessary to locate the natural habitat corridors of the Yellow-bellied Glider and Southern Greater Glider prior to the erection of canopy bridges or gliding poles so that artificial corridors follow preexisting ones...

... the value of and need for protection of the older age class stands. Thus a multi aged forest environment is important in providing appropriate habitat for a range of species. Landscape Localised Creek & stream exclusions rare & non commercial forest types rainforest Ridge & headwater corridors heath rock...

... that, in an attempt to conserve the population, eight replacement wetlands were created online along Edgars Creek, an ephemeral stream running through the proposed development retained within an approximately 50 m wide corridor of open space (Fig. 3). To provide habitat for the translocated population, the first...

... rapid population growth and the associated expansion of residential and infrastructure development in both urban and rural areas. The Yellow-bellied Glider is one of many threatened species occurring in the Shire and information about this species' habitat requirements is needed for conservation...

... significance for flora and fauna, including wildlife corridors, under 7(1) - Environment Protection (Habitat). Other "Environmental Protection" zones may function as de facto habitat protection, i.e. I 0 Kilometres - I SCALE 1:100000 Wet/Dly SClemphyII ores st b a a E-RMS I1986 data) Figure 1. Comparison...

... to identify (i) threats faced by the koala across Victoria and (ii) their perceptions on koala population trends and potential threat mitigation actions. Wildlife rehabilitators identified habitat loss, fragmentation, and degradation as the biggest threat to koalas, while vehicle collisions, heatwaves...