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... with an abundance of scattered logs, and (ii) (littoral) rainforest Figure 4. Total numbers of snails per unit area located at each site on each observation night. The sites are as follows: the anvil site is an area where the Noisy Pitta takes the snails to open them and eat them, leaving the shell behind...

... logging would be resumed in at least some of the sites. Neville Wran, the incumbent ALP Premier, responded by pledging that, if re elected, his government would prepare a nomination of the New South Wales rainforests for World Heritage listing. Following the return of the ALP at the election, in mid 1984...

... and prejudice about bats. There was broad agreement that if bat conservation does not achieve a higher profile, then bat habits will be unknowlingly degraded, such as by forest logging, that species' ranges will contract, and species will go extinct In priority order, the issues identified were: effects...

... that provided food for the highly specialised Glossy Black-cockatoo Calyptorhynchus lathami (pictured). Later logging prescriptions recognised the cockatoo s requirements after it was listed as a threatened species. Terania Creek proposed rainforest logging The lowland subtropical rainforest of Terania Creek...

... features. Habitat and ecology: Inhabit rainforests and wet sclerophyll forests, associated with microhabitats such as under logs and rocks (Stanisic et al. 2010; this study). Distribution: Blue Knob, Mt Killiekrankie and League Scrub, Gumbaynggirr NP (Stanisic et al. 2010; ALA records). In total 10 pre...

... Plateau NSW. B) Burnt rainforest gully showing an old pre-fire fallen log with a hollow which wildfire has penetrated. C) Example of micro-refugia such as large fallen logs used by frogs, in an unburnt gully.Werrikimbe NP NSW (S. Mahony). 340 AuZstoraolilaongist volume 42 (2) 2022 Amphibian wildfire...

... uncharred wood, vines and saplings dead but some vines growing back. Canopy closed. Photo: Chris Reid, Australian Museum. 468 AuZstoraolilaongist volume 42 (2) 2022 Impact of fire on beetles in New South Wales Fig. 6. Severely burnt rainforest at 1000 m. litter = thin scatter of leaves, logs severely...

.... It documents the clearance on the Dorrigo Plateau, the Big Scrub near Lismore and the Illawara region. Logging and coastal development have further reduced these rainforest forests to remnants in national parks and state forest, and some have been protected from human incursion by inaccessible terrain...

... in Australian rainforests have also found herpetofauna activity Primary composition variables Contribution CWD sites Palm fronds 15.16 Logs 12.21 Vine clumps 8.14 Log piles 6.03 Non-CWD sites Palm fronds 14.31 Bare soil 8.45 Rocks 5.36 Stags 4.55 Primary Composition variables Mean abundance (CWD) Mean abundance...

.... et Druds), in a temperate forest remnant near Auckland, New Zealand New Zealand Journal of Botany 30 29 43 Floyd, A. G. 1990.Australian Rainforests in New South Wales. Vol 2. Surrey Beatty and Sons Pty Limited, Sydney. Australian Rainforests in New South Wales 2 Fullagar, P. J...

...– commercial forest types, rainforest, heath, rock outcrops, steep slopes, wildlife corridors, large forest owl protection areas and species specific exclusion zones. These informal reserves receive legal protection via the State Forest Management Zones (FMZ) across the landscape. These informal reserves...

... tool was indicated in the Limestone Logging Area where the vocalising individual provided further support of the species occurring in tall open forest lacking a rainforest understorey. Thii bat was located in forest dominated by E. resinifera and S . glomulifera, situated 600 m in a straightline from...

... Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales 2016 Dorrigo Forest Management Area reptiles impacts of logging herpetofauna logging wet sclerophyll forest rainforest 26 2016AustralianZoologist volume 38 (1) Introduction In the early 1990s, the then Forestry Commission of New South Wales...

... Until information is obtained about the roost ecology and movements of this species, the significance of records in dry eucalypt forest, the relevance of rainforest gullies, and the potential impacts of logging operations on this species, cannot be evaluated. The status of the species as endangered...

... information is available on the impact on rainforest specialised clutter dependant species such as the Golden-tipped Bat Phoniscus papuensis . Our aims were to assess the effects of fire on occupancy of habitat across the geographic range of P. papuensis in NSW, to determine the smaller scale effects of fire...

... the impacts of fire in future. Such monitoring will need to incorporate the effects of other disturbance factors, such as habitat fragmentation, drought, salvage logging and longwall mining, that interact with fire, and also trial new methods to track and assist fauna to cope with the changing fire regimes...