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This manual is a practical guide for surveying and assessing vegetation, including weeds, so it can be managed more effectively. It is also designed for assessing the condition and habitat value of vegetation.
Section 1: How to survey vegetation
Section 2: How to assess native vegetation
Section 3: Reporting on vegetation surveys
| Title | Vegetation survey and assessment |
|---|---|
| Author(s) | |
| Pages | 123 |
| ISBN | |
| Catalogue number | B443 |
| Year published | 2014 |
| Publisher | NSW Department of Primary Industries |
| Price | $36.00AUD (inc GST) |
This manual is a practical guide for surveying and assessing vegetation, including weeds, so it can be managed more effectively. It is also designed for assessing the condition and habitat value of vegetation.
Why conduct vegetation surveys?
Define the purpose and area of your survey
Describing plant communities
Some basic rules to consider
Vegetation survey and assessment methods
Collecting and identifying plants
Recording field data
Mapping to assist management
Legislation and policy
Guidelines for assessing vegetation condition and habitat value
Putting it together: assessing the condition of bushland
Monitoring
Preparing quality reports
1st published in 2004, this edition 2014
Please quote catalogue number B443.
This newly revised national publication is the first in a series of publications under the EnviroGuide banner.
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