Search Results for wildlife corridors

... and wildfire were also identified as key threats. Accordingly, reducing the clearing of native vegetation was considered the most effective threat mitigation action, while creating of wildlife corridors, planting of more food trees, and educating communities living in koala occupied areas were also considered...

...– 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...

... 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...

...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...

... 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...

... forms part of an important regional wildlife corridor network that links coastal areas to inland highland areas, provides camping and day use recreational opportunities and spectacular views of the coast. Early Opportunistic Surveys Between 1983 and 1994 frog surveys were conducted by the author...

... greater glider Hacking River catchment Petauroides volans postfire response Royal National Park rediscovery wildlife corridor Andrew, D. 2001. Post Fire Vertebrate Fauna Survey Royal and Heathcote National Parks and Garawarra State Recreation Area. A report to the NSW National Parks...

..., H. and Mackey, B. 2000. Conservation principles and criteria for the Brigalow Belt South Bioregion in NSW. Unpubl. report to NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Anutech, Canberra, ACT. Scotts, D. 2003. Key habitats and corridors for forest fauna. A landscape framework for conservation...

... 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...

... species on either side of cleared land. We recommend a detailed appraisal of the regional wildlife corridors mooted by NSW Department of Planning and Environment (or whatever future entity is responsible for the environment) so that actions to consolidate them can be implemented and to rectify existing...

... Corridor and Audley in the Royal National Park appear to have occurred recently. To date, breeding in southern Sydney has only been confirmed at Yeramba Lagoon. A range of removal techniques have been successfully applied to eradicate isolated incursions in Brisbane and Melbourne. However, these options...

... at occupied waterbodies (> 80% recapture rates). Recruitment was recorded in only two waterbodies. Two males and four females were recorded moving 15 - 20 m between adjacent waterbodies, whereas one additional male moved 130 m. Dispersal and movement corridors important for the persistence of L. raniformis...

... marinus in New South Wales. Australian Zoologist 27: 58-62. Range expansion of the introduced cane toad Bufo marinus in New South Wales Australian Zoologist 27 58 62 Seabrook, W. A., and Dettmann. E. B. 1996. Roads as activity corridors for cane toads in Australia. Journal of Wildlife...