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.... Journal of Mammalogy 91: 48-53. Exploring the “nutrient hot spot” hypothesis at trees used by bats Journal of Mammalogy 91 48 53 Duncan A. M. R. 1995. Use of Silvicultural Growth by fauna. Forest Practices Unit. Use of Silvicultural Growth by fauna Forest Practices Unit Fukui D...

... and/or E. delegatensis) supporting regeneration of various ages resulting from clearfell, burn and sow, shelterwood removal or intensive selective logging silviculture, and most of the lower productivity sites (e.g. those supporting peppermint species) being selectively logged either commercially for pulp...

... Government 1996; Victorian Environmental Assessment Council 2017). Failure to adopt more environmentally- sensitive timber harvesting systems Clearfell logging operations have been the conventional silvicultural system employed in Mountain Ash forests over the past 40 years (Flint and Fagg 2007...

...: wet forest in coupes that had been subject to clearfell, burn and sow silviculture (Forestry Commission 1994). The regenerated forests were aged between 12 and 14 years at the time of this study (Forestry Tasmania unpublished data). Rainforest: forest with trees taller than 8 m, dominated by myrtle...

... for developments and activities DECC, Department of Environment and Climate Change 2009. NPWS Wildlife Atlas data. Department of Environment and Climate Change (NSW). Retrieved October, 2009. Dexter, B. D. 1978. Silviculture of the River Red Gum forests of the Central Murray flood plain. Proceedings...

...). Gliders of the Gum Trees Florence, R.G. 1996. ‘Ecology and Silviculture of Eucalypt Forests’. (CSIRO: Australia). Ecology and Silviculture of Eucalypt Forests Fox, A. 1978. The ’72 fire of Nadgee Nature Reserve. Parks and Wildlife, 2, 5-24. The ’72 fire of Nadgee Nature Reserve Parks...

...). There are detailed accounts of the distribution, history, silviculture, and ecology of the jarrah forests (Dell et al. 1989, Bradshaw et al. 1991, Wardell Johnson et al. 1997 and included references, Stoneman et al. 2005). With regard to the fauna, recent studies show that in the broader south west region in situ...

... (Kehl and Corben, unpuhl. data; M. Schulz and L. Hall, pers. comm There has been no previous attempts to assess habitat preference, the effects of different harvesting and silvicultural treatments or how bats utilize forests post-harvesting. The principal aim of this study was to systematically test...

...; Murphy 2012). Currawananna SF is managed for economic and environmental values in accordance with the NSW Forestry Act 1916, with timber supply the primary management objective. Silvicultural thinning of White Cypress Pine, involving removal of competing small diameter trees to promote the growth...

...., 1988. Notes on the Silviculture of Major Nov South Wales Forest Types. lo. Cyprers Pine Types. Forestry Commission o f NSW: Sydney. Barker, J . and Grigg, G. C., 1983. Frog Calls o f SE Australia. Tape recordings. Date, E. M. and Paull, D. C., 1996. Final Report for the Fauna Survey of the Narth-weat...

... in silvicultural regeneration forest plots with near by mature eucalypt forest plots (Wardlaw et al. 2012). The closer a regeneration forest plot was to a patch of mature forest the more abundant and/or species rich it became. Cover of rainforest plants increased until within a 150 m threshold of proximity...

..., microhabitat and season on capture probabilities of small mammals in a wet eucalypt forest. Wildlife Research 32: 657-671. 10.1007/s40823-016-0002-0 Florence, R. G., 1996. Ecology and silviculture of eucalypt forests. CSIRO Publishing, Melbourne. Forestry Tasmania. 2001. Native Forest Silviculture Technical...

..., and need to be the focus of efforts to keep nest boxes habitable when deployed, and designs should be selected on the basis of the target animal's preferences for size and shape. 2016 95AustralianZoologist Introduction The loss of hollow-bearing trees through clearing, fires and silvicultural practices has...

...-western slopes of New South Wales, Aust. Zool. 21: 513-29. Relevance of zoogeographical transition to conservation of fauna: amphibians and reptiles in the south-western slopes of New South Wales Aust. Zool. 21 513 29 Duncan, A. M. R., 1995, Use of silvicultural regrowth by fauna. Forestry...

... is sourced from plantation timber (D. McLean unpub. data). Early silvicultural management of the forests was aimed at maintaining a nearly continuous mature tree canopy by restricting tree removal in any one harvesting cycle to 15% of the upper canopy (Drielsma 1995). At the time of the survey the cutting...

... with litho-refugia. Differences in forest structure resulting from silvicultural and forestry management have also been reported to influence reptile occurrence in the Pilliga Forest (Duckett and Stow 2011; Gonsalves et al. 2018). Several of the herpetofauna species found in the Pilliga Forest...

... 64:242 247 Law, B.S. and Chidel, M. 2002. Tracks and riparian zones facilitate the use of Australian regrowth forest by insectivorous bats. Journal of Applied Ecology 39: 605 617 Law, B., Park, K.J. and Lacki, M.J. 2016. Insectivorous bats and silviculture: balancing timber production and bat...

..., A. and Fagg, P. 2007.Mountain Ash in Victoria's State Forests. Silviculture reference manual No. 1. Department of Sustainability and Environment, Melbourne. Forman, R. T. T. 1995.Land Mosaics: The Ecology of Landscapes and Regions. Cambridge University Press, New York. Land Mosaics: The Ecology...