... to wildlife: (5) increased road-kills; (6) increased human access with undesirable impacts on undisturbed areas. The following definitions are used in this review: roads refer to the area cleared for vehicles, whether dirt or paved; roadsides are the cleared or vegetated verges alongSide roads; utility...

... watercourses in the area. RE 9.3.1 is a E. camaldulensis and/ or E. tereticornis dominated grassy woodland to open forest fringing water channels, and RE 9.3.12a is riverine wetland. The 2012 Heathlands specimen was found on an unpaved, sand plain roadway, with roadside vegetation mapped as RE 3.5.19...

... (either highly disturbed roadside vegetation or pasture or both). Two of the sites had small areas of woodland within 50 m, but other sites had no more than a few scattered trees within 50 m. All sites were essentially unshaded. At one site there was a small area of woodland further away. All of the Rice...

... Brushtail Possum Tsichosurus vulpecula, shown here with young at Seven Mile Beach National Park, was also occasionally recorded in roadside vegetation in farmland. Photograph by Michael Murphy. Figure 4. The Sugar Glider Petaurus brcuiceps was frequently observed while spotlighting at night in forest a t...

...% of original vegetation remains (Ahern et al. 2003) (Fig. 2). However, the linear roadside and streamside vegetation present throughout the Longwood Plain (comprising Grey Box and River Red Gum E. camaldulensis respectively) is considered to be ecologically important in its own right (van der Ree and Bennett...

... European settlement. Based on vegetation modelling, the Australian Koala Foundation (2004) estimated that there was a loss of 34% of potential P. cinereus habitat (i.e. Eucalyptus and Callitris forest and woodland) in Queensland and 46% in Australia. They also suggested that clearing that has occurred...

... vegetation has been removed, roadside reserves can be important roosting habitat for threatened insectivorous bat species. Figure 10. Patch of remnant red gum paddock trees (either Forest Red Gum E. tereticornis or Cabbage Gum E. amplifolia) where a lactating female Mormopterus norfolkensis (MU3) roosted...

... AuZstoraolilaongist volume 42 (1) 55 Reeves et al. and emits a sequence of blue and orange lights aimed at capturing the attention of wildlife, coupled with sound alerts to encourage the animals to leave the roadside area (iPTE Traffic Solutions Ltd. 2017). In recent years, there has been increased interest...

.... Angophora hispida (a) Cheero Point near Brooklyn (33" 31 'S, 151" 12'E) (23 November 1982). Scattered A. hispida on roadside and derelict land in typical Hawkesbury Sandstone complex vegetation. (b) Alfords Point near Menai (34" OO'S, 151" 12'E) (3 December 1983,lO December 1985). Scattered A. hispida...

... drought reverse avifaunal collapse? Diversity and Distributions Blakers, M., Davies, S.J.J.F. and Reilly, P.N. 1984. The Atlas of Australian birds. Melbourne University Press, Melbourne. The Atlas of Australian birds Ellis, M.V and Taylor, J.E. 2013. Birds in remnant woodland vegetation...

...Garry Daly; Frank Lemckert Surveys were conducted in the area that formally encompassed the forests managed by the New South Wales Forestry Commission (Tenterfield Management Area). Surveys consisted of searches for reptiles along 35 transects, roadside searches, pitfall trapping and targeted...

... number of deaths is underestimated because injured animals may die away from the road verge, or their carcasses may be obscured by vegetation, or later removed by people or scavengers (e.g., Taylor and Goldingay 2004; Ramp and Roger 2008). Animal-vehicle collisions also pose a conservation threat to some...

.... The dectect- ability may also vary between habitats, as sound attenuation in dense vegetation may be sufficiently greater than more open vegetation, which would bias results toward low flying bats. Detector surveys along roadsides nearly always involve the vegetation canopy being disrupted above the road...

... of various sizes, roadside and riparian vegetation, grazing lands of native and improved pasture with or without scattered trees, and cropped areas all contributing to a varying spectrum of suitable habitat for different native species. Even ouite small native vecretation remnants within'this habitat matrix...

... (httpscitieswithnature.org However, despite these efforts, significant challenges are faced in maintaining vegetation that is planted due to the combination of harsh environmental conditions in 2024 AuZstoraolilaongist volume 43 (4) 495 Threlfall et al. cities (e.g. polluted stormwater inundation, constricted root zones...

... rainforests, biasing against the prioritisation of rainforest-dependent threatened fauna for assessment and the allocation of recovery resources. By incorporating the fire tolerance of vegetation communities mapped within the bushfire extent, bushfire severity can be extended to predict the potential...

... for restoration. Australian Journal of Botany 45: 949-973. A PP EN D IX 1 Birds in remnant woodland vegetation AustralianZoologist volume 36 (3)2013 345 A narrow strip of Eucalyptus and Callitris between the side of a dirt road (foreground) and a cleared paddock (background). Photo, M. Ellis. A wide roadside...

... undescribed habitat of the Scottsdale Burrowing Crayfish Engaeus spinicaudatus (Decapoda: Parastacidae) Tasmanian Naturalist 128 26 36 White, M., Sutter, G., Lucas, A. and Downe, J. 2006. Ecological Vegetation Class Mapping for the Goolengook Forest Management Block. A report to the Victorian...