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FLORA AND FAUNA ASSESSMENT

Blackmans Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade

Advice prepared by Tasflora for Consulting Environmental Engineers

November 2014

Flora and Fauna Assessment Blackmans Bay WWTP upgrade

Tasflora, November 2014 2

CONTENTS

1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .......................................................................... 3

2 BACKGROUND ....................................................................................... 5

3 SURVEY METHOD .................................................................................. 5

4 VEGETATION COMMUNITIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE .. 7

5 FLORA SPECIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE....................... 7

6 FAUNA SPECIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE .................... 12

7 WEEDS .................................................................................................. 12

8 ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT ....... 13

8.1 Area 1 ................................................................................................. 13

8.2 Area 2 ................................................................................................. 14

8.3 Area 3 ................................................................................................. 14

9 RECOMMENDATIONS .......................................................................... 15

10 REFERENCES .................................................................................... 17

APPENDIX 1: FLORA SPECIES RECORDED WITHIN AREA 1 ................. 19



APPENDIX 4: FLORA SPECIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE RECORDED WITHIN 5KM OF THE SURVEY AREA ................................... 28

APPENDIX 5: FAUNA SPECIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE RECORDED WITHIN 5KM OF THE SURVEY AREA ................................... 30

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1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

An upgrade to the capacity of the Blackmans Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) is proposed, which will involve installation of either a new sequenced batch reactor (SBR) or membrane bioreactor (MBR) at the site. Three potential locations have been identified for their installation (Areas 1-3), each of which will require removal of some native vegetation.

Flora and fauna surveys of the areas of proposed disturbance were undertaken in October and November 2014. Key observations were as follows.

• A small area of Eucalyptus globulus dry forest and woodland (TASVEG code DGL) occurs at the southern end of Area 1. This native vegetation community is listed as vulnerable under the Nature Conservation Act 2002 and as a high priority native vegetation community under the Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000.

• No threatened native vegetation communities were observed within Area 2 or Area 3.

• No threatened flora species listed under the Tasmanian Threatened Species Protection Act 1995 (the TSP Act) or Commonwealth Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (the EPBC Act) were observed within the three survey areas.

• No fauna species listed under the TSP Act or EPBC Act were observed when undertaking the surveys.

There is suitable habitat within Area 1 and Area 2 for the swift parrot (Lathamus discolor; listed as endangered under the TSP and EPBC Acts) The potential impact on this species of undertaking development in either Area 1 or Area 2 is considered to be low. However, as development in either area will require removal of a number of mature Eucalyptus globulus and/or Eucalyptus ovata trees, which are a primary foraging source for the swift parrot, a biodiversity offset proposal is recommended to replace these trees.

All three areas contain potential foraging habitat for the eastern barred bandicoot (Perameles gunnii; listed as vulnerable under the EPBC Act). The potential impact on this species is considered to be low as no suitable nesting habitat for this species was observed and there are large areas of alternative grassy foraging habitat on adjacent Council land.

From an ecological perspective, Area 3 is the preferred location for installation of the proposed SBR/MBR. This area does not contain any native vegetation communities and very few native plants are present. The potential ecological impact of undertaking development in this area is considered to be very low.

Development of Area 1 is the least preferred option from an ecological perspective as installation of the SBR/MBR in this area will require disturbance of the threatened DGL community and removal of several Eucalyptus globulus trees. If development is to proceed in Area 1, a



biodiversity offset will be required under the section 10 of the Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000.

Several declared and environmental weeds occur within the three survey areas. Control of these weeds is recommended prior to commencing construction activities, and a weed hygiene plan should also be implemented.



2 BACKGROUND

The Blackmans Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) is located at the end of Treatment Plant Road off Tinderbox Road East, Blackmans Bay (refer Figure 1). The WWTP is owned and operated by TasWater, with surrounding land owned by Kingborough Council.

Figure 1: Location of the Blackmans Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant (map source: the LIST).

An upgrade to the capacity of the WWTP is proposed which will involve installation of either a new sequenced batch reactor (SBR) or membrane bioreactor (MBR), subject to further analysis during the preliminary design phase. Tasflora has been engaged by Consulting Environmental Engineers (CEE) to undertake a flora and fauna survey of three potential locations for the proposed SBR/MBR (refer Figure 2) to:

• determine whether any threatened native vegetation communities listed under the Tasmanian Nature Conservation Act 2002 (the Nature Conservation Act) will be impacted by the proposed development;

• determine whether any native flora or fauna species listed under the Tasmanian Threatened Species Protection Act 1995 (the TSP Act) or the Commonwealth Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (the EPBC Act) will be impacted by the proposed development;

• identify any weed species present, including those that are listed as declared weeds under the Tasmanian Weed Management Act 1999 (the Weed Management Act); and

• assess the potential impact of the proposed development on the ecological values of the site and the surrounding area.

3 SURVEY METHOD

A vegetation survey and habitat assessment of the three areas of potential disturbance (identified as Areas 1-3 in Figure 2) was undertaken by



Figure 2: Areas of potential disturbance surveyed by Tasflora (aerial imagery obtained from the LIST).

Tasflora on 15 October 2014 (Areas 1 & 2) and 6 November 2014 (Area 3). The survey of Area 1 was extended to include native vegetation adjacent to Treatment Plant Road, as it is possible that this would be disturbed during any development of Area 1.

Due to the small survey area, the random meander technique was used to cover the entire footprint of Areas 1-3. Vegetation communities were identified and attributed to TASVEG mapping units as described by Kitchener and Harris (2013). All native species encountered were recorded, as well as declared and environmental weeds. A large portion of the Area 1 and Area 3 survey areas contains recently mown pasture land, and exotic grasses and herbs encountered in these areas were also recorded. Nomenclature for flora was guided by de Salas and Baker (2014), with common names following Wapstra et al. (2005).

A desktop assessment was undertaken in addition to the field visit to assist in assessing the flora and fauna values of the area. This assessment included a review of a number of publicly available information sources, including the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment (DPIPWE) Natural Values Atlas (NVA), the Land Information System Tasmania (LIST) and the federal Department of the Environment Protected Matters Search Tool.

Area 3



The fauna assessment was limited to on ground habitat assessment for fauna species identified in database searches. No systemic fauna surveys were undertaken.

Due to varying flowering times and annual cycles, it is possible that some species (eg annuals, grasses, orchid species) may have been missed because they were not able to be identified (ie no flowers or seed heads present) or their annual cycle had already finished and the plants had died back. In some instances, identification of individual plants to a species level was not possible as no flower heads were present.

4 VEGETATION COMMUNITIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE

Four TASVEG vegetation mapping units were recorded within the survey areas, as summarised in Table 1 and illustrated in Figures 3-4. Of these, the Eucalyptus globulus dry forest and woodland community (TASVEG code DGL) occurring at the southern end of Area 1 is listed as a threatened native vegetation community under the Nature Conservation Act and as a high priority native vegetation community under the Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000.

It is noted that some of the classifications of native vegetation communities on the property differ from that identified by DPIPWE’s NVA. The TASVEG mapping of communities on the NVA was in many cases derived through a desktop analysis of aerial and satellite imagery, particularly for vegetation on land that has not been previously surveyed. For this reason, the actual vegetation mapped during ground truthing in some cases differs to the vegetation communities indicated by the NVA.

5 FLORA SPECIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE

A flora species list for each of the three survey areas is provided at Appendices 1-3. No threatened flora species listed under the TSP or EPBC Acts were observed.

According to the NVA, two threatened flora species have been previously recorded within 500m of the survey areas (DPIPWE 2014).

• Austrostipa bigeniculata (doublejointed speargrass) – listed as rare under the TSP Act. This species occurs in open woodlands and grasslands, often in association with Austrostipa nodosa. While suitable habitat for this species was observed within the DGL community in Area 1, it was not observed within the survey areas. However, the survey was undertaken outside this species’ key identification period of late November to early April (Threatened Species Section 2014).

• Cynoglossum australe (coast houndstongue) – listed as rare under the TSP Act. A perennial herb which occurs in grasslands, open forests and landward margins of sand dunes. Not observed within the survey areas and unlikely to have been overlooked.

• Lepidium pseudotasmanicum (shade peppercress) – listed as rare under the TSP Act. A perennial herb which occurs on bare ground in



Table 1: Native vegetation communities and other TASVEG mapping units occurring within the survey area.

TASVEG community name

TASVEG code

Description Conservation status1

Eucalyptus globulus dry forest and woodland

DGL Dry sclerophyll community dominated by mature Eucalyptus globulus trees (refer Figure 5). There is a tall shrub layer dominated by Allocasuarina verticillata, while the low shrub layer is virtually absent. The grassy ground cover grades into the FAG community to the north, with many exotic grasses and herbs present. Native grasses and sedges present including Lomandra longifolia, Austrostipa stuposa, Themeda triandra, Lepidosperma laterale, Austrodanthonia caespitosa and Dianella revoluta.

Vulnerable

HIGH PRIORITY

Agricultural land

FAG Exotic grassland dominated by introduced grasses and herbs. The majority of this community has been recently mown (refer Figure 6).

-

Regenerating cleared land

FRG Former exotic grassland with recolonisation by native species occurring (refer Figure 7). Some remnant natives, including several large E. globulus and E. ovata trees, are present adjacent to the WWTP boundary, indicating that this may have been a DGL community prior to clearance. Some revegetation activities have previously been undertaken in this area.

-

Urban areas FUR Cleared land, sheds, a pipe and other infrastructure associated with the existing Blackmans Bay STP (refer Figure 8). Some large remnant Eucalyptus globulus and E. ovata trees are present.

-

1 Lower case = status under Nature Conservation Act 2002; UPPER CASE = status under the

Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000.



Figure 3: TASVEG communities recorded within Area 1 and Area 2.

Figure 4: TASVEG communities recorded within Area 3.

Area 3

FFAAGG

DDGGLL

FFUURR

FRG

FFUURR

FFAAGG

Area 3



Figure 5: Eucalyptus globulus dry forest and woodland (DGL) in Area 1.

Figure 6: Exotic grassland dominated by introduced grasses and herbs in Area 1 and Area 3.



Figure 7: Regenerating cleared land occurring in Area 2.

Figure 8: Urban environment (FUR) around the Blackmans Bay WWTP in Area 2.



grassland and grassy woodland. Not observed within the survey areas and unlikely to have been overlooked.

A number of threatened flora species have been previously recorded within 5km of the survey area (DPIPWE 2014). A full list of these species, and an assessment of the likelihood of them occurring within the survey areas, is provided at Appendix 4.

Bedfordia salicina (Tasmanian blanketleaf) was the only flora species endemic to Tasmania recorded within the survey areas.

6 FAUNA SPECIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE

No fauna species listed under the TSP Act or EPBC Act were observed when undertaking the survey, and none have been previously recorded within 500m of the proposed development (DPIPWE 2014).

There is suitable habitat within Area 1 and Area 2 for Lathamus discolor (swift parrot; listed as endangered under the TSP and EPBC Acts). This bird species forages in mature Eucalyptus globulus and E. ovata trees, and nests in hollows in mature eucalypts across a range of species with stem diameter greater than 70cm at breast height. The following observations were made about potential swift parrot habitat within the survey areas.

• Area 1 contains approximately 20 semi-mature E. globulus trees which could provide a potential foraging source for the swift parrot. Some of these may have hollows that could be used for nesting, and all have the potential to develop hollows in the future.

• Area 2 contains several large E. globulus and E. ovata trees that could provide foraging and/or nesting habitat for the swift parrot.

• A number of small E. ovata saplings were observed within the FRG community in Area 2. These are not of flowering age and will not provide a foraging source for several years.

The three survey areas each contain potential foraging habitat for Perameles gunnii (eastern barred bandicoot; listed as vulnerable under the EPBC Act). This species inhabits grassy woodlands, native grasslands and mosaics of pasture and shrubby ground cover.

According to the NVA, a number of threatened fauna species have been previously recorded within 5km of the survey areas and/or mapping indicates that suitable habitat may be present (DPIPWE 2014). A full list of these species, and an assessment of the likelihood of them occurring within the survey areas, is provided at Appendix 5.

7 WEEDS

Several declared and environmental weeds were observed within the survey areas, as summarised in Table 2.



Table 2: Declared and environmental weed species recorded within the survey areas at the Blackmans Bay WWTP.

Weed species Common name

Status2 Distribution

Chrysanthemoides monilifera subsp. monilifera

boneseed Declared

WONS

Scattered seedlings occur in Area 1 & Area 2

Genista monspessulana canary broom Declared

WONS

Scattered individuals occur in Area 1 & Area 2

Rubus fruticosus aggregate blackberry Declared

WONS

Scattered individuals occur in all survey areas.

Ulex europaeus gorse Declared

WONS

Small patch in the south of Area 1

Erica lusitanica Spanish heath

Declared Scattered seedlings in Area 2

Foeniculum vulgare fennel Declared Isolated individuals in Area 1

Arctotheca calendula capeweed - Small patches occur in Area 1

Cotoneaster sp. cotoneaster - Scattered individuals occur in Area 2

Pittosporum undulatum sweet pittosporum

- A single plant in the north east corner of Area 2

Rosa rubiginosa sweet briar - Scattered individuals occur in all survey areas

The declared weed Echium plantagineum (Paterson’s curse) has previously been recorded on Council land within 100m of Areas 1-3, and has been identified as a priority emerging weed within the Kingborough municipality.3 However, no evidence of this species was found within the survey areas.

8 ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT

8.1 Area 1

Development of Area 1 is the least preferred option from an ecological perspective. Installation of the SBR/MBR in Area 1 will require disturbance of the threatened DGL community and removal of several Eucalyptus globulus trees.

The conservation significance of the DGL community is considered to be relatively low due to its small size, evidence of previous disturbance and high proportion of introduced species as it grades into the adjacent mown FAG community. However, any clearing of this vegetation will require a biodiversity offset proposal under Section 10 of the Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000.

2 Declared = listed as declared under the Tasmanian Weed Management Act 1995; WONS =

Weed of National Significance

3 Refer http://www.kingborough.tas.gov.au/page.aspx?u=489



Mature Eucalyptus globulus trees in Area 1 could provide foraging and/or nesting habitat for the swift parrot. However, the potential impact of their removal is considered to be low due to the close proximity of a very large number of alternative E. globulus trees on Council land immediately to the south and north that will not be impacted by the proposed development. Removal of any E. globulus trees in Area 1 will require a biodiversity offset proposal under section 10 of the Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000.

The potential impact on the eastern barred bandicoot of undertaking development in Area 1 is considered to be low. No suitable nesting habitat for this species was observed, and while this area contains potential bandicoot foraging habitat, there are sufficiently large areas of alternative grassy foraging habitat on adjacent Council land such that this species is unlikely to be impacted by the proposed development.

8.2 Area 2

The potential ecological impact of installing the SBR/MBR in Area 2 is considered to be lower than that of Area 1.

No threatened native vegetation communities listed under the Nature Conservation Act or listed as priority native vegetation under the Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000 will be impacted by undertaking development in Area 2.

Area 2 contains several mature Eucalyptus globulus and E. ovata trees and that could provide foraging and/or nesting habitat for the swift parrot. However, the potential impact of their removal is considered to be low due to the close proximity of a very large number of alternative E. globulus trees on Council land immediately to the south and north that will not be impacted by the proposed development. Removal of any of these trees will require a biodiversity offset proposal under Section 10 of the Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000.

The potential impact on the eastern barred bandicoot of undertaking development in Area 2 is considered to be low. No suitable nesting habitat for this species was observed, and while this area contains potential bandicoot foraging habitat, there are sufficiently large areas of alternative grassy foraging habitat on adjacent Council land that this species is unlikely to be impacted by the proposed development.

It should be noted that Area 2 is located on a sloping hillside and any development in this area will likely require bank stabilisation, retaining walls and infrastructure to address drainage issues, which would not be required in Area 1 or Area 3.

8.3 Area 3

From an ecological perspective, Area 3 is the preferred location for installation of the proposed SBR/MBR.

This area contains does not contain any native vegetation communities and very few native plants are present. However, it is noted that there are three



Eucalyptus globulus trees immediately to the west of Area 3 that may require removal as part of the development process. These trees could provide foraging and/or nesting habitat for the swift parrot. However, the potential impact of their removal is considered to be low due to the close proximity of a very large number of alternative E. globulus trees on Council land immediately to the south and north that will not be impacted by the proposed development. Removal of any of these trees will require a biodiversity offset proposal under Section 10 of the Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000.

The potential impact on the eastern barred bandicoot of undertaking development in Area 3 is considered to be low. No suitable nesting habitat for this species was observed, and while this area contains potential bandicoot foraging habitat, there are sufficiently large areas of alternative grassy foraging habitat on adjacent Council land that this species is unlikely to be impacted by the proposed development.

9 RECOMMENDATIONS

The potential ecological impact of installing the proposed SBR/MBR is lowest in Area 3, and development should occur within this area if possible.

Recommendation 1: If technically feasible, the SBR/MBR should be installed in Area 3 to minimise the potential ecological impacts of the WWTP upgrade.

The south western corner of Area 3 is located close to the threatened DGL community (refer Figure 3). The following recommendations are made to facilitate ongoing protection of the threatened DGL community during construction activities in Area 3.

• The DGL community should be fenced off with highly visible tape or fencing during the construction process to reduce the risk of inadvertent damage occurring to native vegetation in this area.

• All contractors working on the site should be made aware that they need to avoid this area.

• Consideration should also be given to permanently fencing off this community to provide for its ongoing protection.

Recommendation 2: If Area 3 is developed, the DGL community should be fenced off to protect it during construction activities.

It is recognised that development in Area 1 or Area 2 may be preferred from a technical perspective. These areas each contain a number of Eucalyptus globulus and/or E. ovata trees that may provide swift parrot habitat. There are also three E. globulus trees located immediately west of Area 3 that may require removal if this area is developed. While the ecological impact of removing these trees is considered to be low (refer Section 8), the following recommendations are made to minimise the potential impact on the swift parrot.



• Removal of mature E. globulus and E. ovata trees should be avoided where possible, except where their removal is necessitated because of their location within the development footprint.

• All mature E. globulus and E. ovata trees to be retained within the development footprint should be taped in a highly visible colour during the construction process to reduce the risk of inadvertent damage occurring. All contractors working on the site should be made aware that they need to avoid these trees.

• Replacement planting of E. globulus and/or E. ovata trees should be undertaken elsewhere on the property to offset the number of healthy trees removed. It is recommended that for every mature E. globulus/E. ovata tree removed, five new E. globulus/E. ovata seedlings be planted elsewhere on the Council land surrounding the Blackmans Bay WWTP.

• Maintenance (eg watering, replacement planting) of all E. globulus and/or E. ovata trees planted should be undertaken for a minimum of five years.

Recommendation 3: Measures should be implemented to protect mature Eucalyptus globulus and E. ovata trees during construction activities.

Recommendation 4: For every mature Eucalyptus globulus/E. ovata tree removed, five new E. globulus/E. ovata seedlings should be planted.

Development of Area 1 is the least preferred option from an ecological perspective. However, if it is determined that development is to proceed within in Area 1, then a biodiversity offset proposal should be developed in accordance with Schedule 10 of the Kingborough Planning Scheme 2000 to offset the impact of undertaking development within the threatened DGL community that occurs in the southern half of this area.

Recommendation 5: If development is to be undertaken within Area 1, a biodiversity proposal to offset the impact on the threatened DGL community should be developed and implemented.

Control of declared and environmental weeds occurring within the development footprint of all areas would be desirable prior to commencing development. This is particularly important with regard to weeds that currently contain seed that could be spread during the development process (eg Spanish heath).

Recommendation 6: Control of declared and environmental weeds should be undertaken prior to commencing development.

A weed hygiene plan should be developed and adhered to during the construction process to prevent the spread of declared weed seed to other sites, and to prevent the introduction of new declared weeds (eg Patersons curse) and soil based pathogens to the site. The following broad management principles and hygiene protocols should be included:



• Prior to and after working on site, all machinery should be cleaned following the general washdown procedure and machinery checklists detailed in the Tasmanian washdown guidelines for weed disease and control (Rudman et al 2004) to ensure it is free from weed seeds or soil bearing pathogens. These checklists include the removal of soil, mud etc. and the blowing out of any dry plant material.

• Bare areas of soil remaining after excavation work should be regularly monitored for new weed germinants and, when required, control measures adopted in a timely fashion.

• Any soil excavated from the site should not be relocated to other sites due to the likely weed seed bank in the soil; rather it should be retained on site or disposed of at a waste disposal facility. Stockpiles of soil to be retained on site should be monitored for new weed germinants and, when required, control measures adopted in a timely fashion.

• Importation of external soil from other sites should be minimised. If this does occur, precautions should be undertaken to ensure that the soil comes from an area free of weeds and soil based pathogens. Stockpiles should be kept moist and covered to ensure that soil does not blow around. Regular monitoring of the soil for new weeds should be undertaken and control measures adopted in a timely fashion to prevent the introduction of new weed species onto the property.

Recommendation 7: A weed hygiene plan should be developed and adhered to during the construction process.

10 REFERENCES

de Salas, M. F. and Baker, M. L. (2014). A census of the vascular plants of Tasmania and index to the Student’s Flora of Tasmania and Flora of Tasmania Online. Tasmanian Herbarium, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Tasmania.

Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment (2014). Natural values report 61722. Unpublished report for Tasflora.

Kitchener, A. and Harris, S. (2013). From forest to fjaeldmark: descriptions of Tasmania’s vegetation. Edition 2. Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, Hobart.

Rudman, T., Tucker, D. and French, D. (2004). Tasmanian washdown guidelines for weed disease and control. Department of Primary Industries, Water and Environment, Tasmania. Refer: http://dpipwe.tas.gov.au/invasive-species/weeds/weed-hygiene/washdown-guidelines

Threatened Species Section (2014). Austrostipa bigeniculata (doublejointed speargrass): Species Management Profile for Tasmania's Threatened Species Link. http://www.threatenedspecieslink.tas.gov.au/austrostipa-bigeniculata. Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, Tasmania. Accessed on 28/10/2014.



Wapstra, H., Wapstra, A., Wapstra, M. and Gilfedder, L. (2005). The little book of common names for Tasmanian plants. Department of Primary Industries, Water and Environment, Tasmania.



APPENDIX 1: FLORA SPECIES RECORDED WITHIN AREA 1 Recorder(s): A. Woolford, C. Woolford Date: 15 October 2014

Key to codes: e = endemic; i = introduced

Note: All native species encountered were recorded, as well as declared and environmental weeds. A large portion of the survey area is dominated by pasture grasses and herbs, and much of this area had been recently mown. It was therefore not possible to identify some species of exotic grasses and herbs encountered in this area as no seed heads were present.

Family name Species name Common name

DICOTYLEDONAE

AIZOACEAE

Carpobrotus rossii

Tetragonia implexicoma

native pigface

bower spinach

ASTERACEAE

i

e

i

i

i

Arctotheca calendula

Bedfordia salicina


Senecio quadridentatus

Sonchus sp.

Taraxacum officinale

capeweed

Tasmanian blanketleaf

boneseed

cotton fireweed

sow thistle

dandelion

CASUARINACEAE

Allocasuarina littoralis

Allocasuarina verticillata

black sheoak

drooping sheoak

EPACRIDACEAE

Astroloma humifusum native cranberry

FABACEAE

i

i

i

i

i

Genista monspessulana

Medicago sp.

Trifoilium subterraneum

Ulex europaeus

Vicia sp.

canary broom

medick

subterranean clover

gorse

vetch

GERANIACEAE

Geranium solanderi southern cranesbill



MIMOSACEAE

Acacia dealbata subsp. dealbata

Acacia mearnsii

silver wattle

black wattle

MYRTACEAE

Eucalptus globulus subsp. globulus

Tasmanian blue gum

OXALIDACEAE

Oxalis perennans grassland woodsorrel

PAPAVERACEAE

i Fumaria sp. fumitory

PITTOSPORACEAE

Bursaria spinosa subsp. spinosa

prickly box

PLANTAGINACEAE

i

i

Plantago coronopus subsp. coronopus

Plantago lanceolata

slender buckshorn plantain

ribwort plantain

ROSACEAE

i

i

i

Rosa rubiginosa

Rubus fruticosus aggregate

Sanguisorba minor

sweet briar

blackberry

salad burnet

MONOCOTYLEDONAE

CYPERACEAE

Lepidosperma laterale variable swordsedge

LILIACEAE

Dianella revoluta var. revoluta

spreading flaxlily

POACEAE

i

i

i

Anthoxanthum odoratum

Austrostipa stuposa

Briza maxima

Bromus sp.

sweet vernalgrass

corkscrew speargrass

greater quaking-grass

brome



i

i

i

i

i

i

Cynadon dactylon var. dactylon

Dactylis glomerata

Ehrharta sp.

Holcus lanatus

Phalaris sp.

Poa annua

Poa labillardierei var. labillardierei

Rytidosperma caespitosum

Themeda triandra

couchgrass

cocksfoot

Yorkshire fog

canarygrass

winter grass

silver tussockgrass

common wallabygrass

kangaroo grass

XANTHORRHOEACEAE

Lomandra longifolia sagg



APPENDIX 2: FLORA SPECIES RECORDED WITHIN AREA 2 Recorder(s): A. Woolford, C. Woolford Date: 15 October 2014


Note: All native species encountered were recorded, as well as declared and environmental weeds. Some species of native trees present in this area appear to have been planted and are not native to the area or are mainland species – these are indicated with a *.


DICOTYLEDONAE

AIZOACEAE

Tetragonia implexicoma bower spinach

ASTERACEAE

i

i

i


Senecio quadridentatus

Sonchus sp.


boneseed

cotton fireweed

sow thistle

dandelion

BRASSICACEAE

i Brassica sp.

CASUARINACEAE

* Allocasuarina littoralis

Allocasuarina verticillata

black sheoak

drooping sheoak

CHENOPODIACEAE

Einadia nutens subsp. nutens

climbing saltbush

EPACRIDACEAE


ERICACEAE

i Erica lusitanica Spanish heath

FABACEAE

i

i

i

i


Medicago sp.

Pultenaea juniperina


Vicia sp.

canary broom

medick

prickly beauty

subterranean clover

vetch



GENTIANACEAE

i Centaurium erythraea common centaury

GERANIACEAE

Geranium solanderi

Pelargonium australe

southern cranesbill

southern storksbill

MIMOSACEAE

*

i *

*

Acacia sp.

Acacia baileyana

Acacia mearnsii

Acacia melanoxylon

Acacia retinodes

mainland wattle

cootamundra wattle

black wattle

blackwood

wirilda

MYRTACEAE

*

*

*

Callistemon pallidus

Eucalptus globulus subsp. globulus

Eucalyptus ovata var. ovata

Leptospermum lanigerum

Melaleuca ericifolia

yellow bottlebrush

Tasmanian blue gum

black gum

woolly teatree

coast paperbark

OXALIDACEAE


PAPAVERACEAE


PITTOSPORACEAE

i

Bursaria spinosa

Pittosporum undulatum

prickly box

sweet pittosporum

PLANTAGINACEAE

i Plantago lanceolata ribwort plantain

POLYGONACEAE

i Rumex sp. dock

PROTEACEAE

*

*

Banksia marginata

Hakea sp.

silver banksia

mainland hakea



ROSACEAE

i

i

i

i

Acaena novae-zelandiae

Cotoneaster sp.

Rosa rubiginosa


Sanguisorba minor

common buzzy

cotoneaster

sweet briar

blackberry

salad burnet

RUBIACEAE

i Galium sp.

SANTALACEAE

Exocarpos cupressiformis native cherry

VIOLACEAE

Viola hederaceae subsp. hederaceae

ivyleaf violet

MONOCOTYLEDONAE

CYPERACEAE

Gahnia radula

Lepidosperma laterale

thatch sawsedge

variable swordsedge

IRIDACEAE

Diplarrena moraea white flag-iris

LILIACEAE

Dianella revoluta var. revoluta

spreading flaxlily

JUNCACAE

Juncus pallidus pale rush

POACEAE

i

i

i

i

i

i

i


Bromus sp.


Cynosurus echinatus

Dactylis glomerata

Ehrharta sp.

Holcus lanatus

sweet vernalgrass

brome

couchgrass

rough dogstail

cocksfoot

Yorkshire fog



i

i

Phalaris sp.

Poa annua


canarygrass

winter grass

silver tussockgrass

XANTHORRHOEACEAE

Lomandra longifolia sagg

GYMNOSPERMAE

CUPRESSACEAE

* Callitris rhomboidea Oyster Bay pine



APPENDIX 3: FLORA SPECIES RECORDED WITHIN AREA 3 Recorder(s): A. Woolford, C. Woolford Date: 6 November 2014


Note: All native species encountered were recorded, as well as declared and environmental weeds. The majority of the survey area is dominated by pasture grasses and herbs, and much of this area had been recently mown. It was therefore not possible to identify some species of exotic grasses and herbs encountered in this area as no seed heads were present. Some plants in this area appear to have been planted and are not native to the area or are mainland species – these are indicated with a *.


DICOTYLEDONAE

ASTERACEAE

i

i

i

i

Arctotheca calendula

Bellis perennis

Sonchus sp.


capeweed

English daisy

sow thistle

dandelion

CASUARINACEAE

Allocasuarina verticillata drooping sheoak

EPACRIDACEAE


FABACEAE

i

i


Vicia sp.

subterranean clover

vetch

GERANIACEAE

Geranium solanderi southern cranesbill

MIMOSACEAE

* Acacia melanoxylon blackwood

MYRTACEAE

* Melaleuca sp. mainland melaleuca

OXALIDACEAE


PAPAVERACEAE




PLANTAGINACEAE

i

i

Plantago coronopus subsp. coronopus

Plantago lanceolata

slender buckshorn plantain

ribwort plantain

ROSACEAE

i

i

i

Rosa rubiginosa


Sanguisorba minor

sweet briar

blackberry

salad burnet

RUBIACEAE

i Galium sp.

MONOCOTYLEDONAE

POACEAE

i

i

i


Austrostipa stuposa

Briza maxima

Bromus sp.

sweet vernalgrass

corkscrew speargrass

greater quaking-grass

brome

i

i

i

i

i

i


Dactylis glomerata

Ehrharta sp.

Holcus lanatus

Phalaris sp.

Poa annua


Rytidosperma caespitosum

Themeda triandra

couchgrass

cocksfoot

Yorkshire fog

canarygrass

winter grass

silver tussockgrass

common wallabygrass

kangaroo grass



APPENDIX 4: FLORA SPECIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE RECORDED WITHIN 5KM OF THE SURVEY AREA4 Species Common

name Conservation significance

5

Radius at which recorded

Observed within survey area

Comment

Austrostipa bigeniculata

doublejointed speargrass

rare 500m No Occurs in open woodlands and grasslands, often in association with Austrostipa nodosa. Potential habitat exists in all survey areas. Survey undertaken outside main flowering period of mid November to mid March.

Austrostipa nodosa knotty speargrass

rare 5km No Occurs in grassland or open forest. Potential habitat exists in all survey areas. Survey was undertaken at the very start of this species’ flowering period of mid October to January.

Austrostipa scabra rough speargrass

rare 5km No Occurs in dry, open habitats, including grassy remnants, roadside banks and coastal vegetation. Potential habitat exists in all survey areas. Survey was undertaken within this species’ flowering period of October to February.

Caladenia caudata tailed spider-orchid

vulnerable VULNERABLE

5km No Occurs in heathy and grassy open eucalypt forest (often with sheoaks), and heathland on sandy and loamy soils, most often on sunny north facing sites. Habitat unlikely to be suitable. Survey was undertaken within this species’ flowering period (late August - early November).

Caladenia filamentosa daddy longlegs rare 5km No Occurs in heathy and sedgy open eucalypt forest and woodland on sandy soil. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Carex gunniana mountain sedge rare 5km No Occurs in wet eucalypt forest and sandy heathlands, by the sides of streams, in littoral sands and in shingle with seepage. No suitable habitat occurs within the survey areas.

Carex tasmanica curly sedge VULNERABLE 5km No Occurs in soaks and seepage lines in a range of grassy woodland communities. No suitable habitat occurs within the survey areas.

Cynoglossum australe coast houndstongue

rare 500m No Occurs in grasslands, open forests and landward margins of sand dunes. Potential habitat exists in all survey areas. Unlikely to have been overlooked.

Juncus amabilis gentle rush rare 5km No Occurs in moist situations, such as areas of seepage on roadsides. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

4 Data obtained from DPIPWE (2014).

5 lower case = TSP Act; UPPER CASE = EPBC Act.



Species Common name

Conservation significance

5



Comment

Lachnagrostis punicea subsp. filifolia

narrowleaf blowngrass

rare 5km No Occurs in coastal environments. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Lepidium pseudotasmanicum

shade peppercress

rare 500m No Occurs on bare ground in grassland and grassy woodland. Potential habitat exists in all survey areas. Unlikely to have been overlooked.

Lepidosperma tortuosum

twisting rapiersedge

rare 5km No Occurs in open heathland and eucalypt woodland. Habitat unlikely to be suitable. Unlikely to have been overlooked.

Parietaria debilis shade pellitory rare 5km No Coastal species that has been recorded around muttonbird rookeries, on cliffs/rocks in salt spray zone, on grazed pasture/grassland and from sand dunes with other forbs. Habitat unlikely to be suitable. Unlikely to have been overlooked.

Pterostylis squamata ruddy greenhood

rare 5km No Occurs in heathy and grassy open eucalypt forest, woodland and heathland on well drained sandy and loamy soils. Habitat unlikely to be suitable. Survey undertaken outside the flowering period of this species (December - March).

Ranunculus sessiflorus var. sessiflorus

rockplate buttercup

rare 5km No Grows in grassland and grassy woodland. Unlikely to have been overlooked. Potential habitat exists in all survey areas. Unlikely to have been overlooked.

Rytidosperma indutum tall wallabygrass

rare 5km No Occurs on mudstone and dolerite in open dry sclerophyll woodlands. Habitat may be suitable. Survey undertaken outside main flowering period of November to February.

Scleranthus brockiei mountain knawel

rare 5km No Occurs in grassland and woodland in subalpine and alpine areas. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Senecio squarrosus leafy fireweed rare 5km No Occurs in dry sclerophyll forest. Habitat may be suitable. Unlikely to have been overlooked.

Thelymitra atronitida blackhood sun-orchid

endangered 5km No Recorded from near-coastal (low elevation) heathland, sedgeland and open heathy/sedgy eucalypt woodland on well-drained sandy loams. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Thelymitra malvina mauvetuft sun-orchid

endangered 5km No Recorded from coastal heath and sedgeland on sandy loams or clay loams at low elevations. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.



APPENDIX 5: FAUNA SPECIES OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE RECORDED WITHIN 5KM OF THE SURVEY AREA6 Species Common name Conservation

significance7



Comment

Accipter novaehollandiae

grey goshawk endangered 5km No Inhabits mature blackwood swamp forest, wet forest and mixed forest at lower altitudes. No suitable habitat or nests observed within the survey areas.

Alcedo azureus diemenensis

Tasmanian azure kingfisher

endangered ENDANGERED

5km No Inhabits riverine habitat. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Antipodia chaostola Chaostola skipper


5km No Inhabits dry lowland vegetation communities with Gahnia radula and G. microstachya present. While Gahnia radula is present in Area 2, it is considered unlikely that it provides habitat due to the very small number of Gahnia radula plants present.

Aquila audax subsp. fleayi

wedge-tailed eagle (Tasmanian)


5km No Prefers to nest in tall eucalypts in large areas of old growth or mixed eucalypt forest. No nests observed within the survey areas.

Dasyurus maculatus spotted-tailed quoll

rare VULNERABLE

5km No Inhabits mature wet forest. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Discocharopa vigens ammonite snail endangered 500m8 No Inhabits wet and dry sclerophyll forest on the under surface of

stones. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Haliaeetus leucogaster

white-bellied sea-eagle

vulnerable 5km No Nests in large sheltered eucalypts. No nests observed within the survey areas.

Lathamus discolor swift parrot endangered ENDANGERED

5km

No Forages in mature Eucalyptus globulus and E. ovata trees, and nests in hollows in mature eucalypts across a range of species with stem diameter greater than 70cm at breast height. Suitable foraging and nesting habitat within Area 1 and Area 2 – refer Section 6.

Lissotes menalcus Mt Mangana stag beetle

vulnerable 500m8

No Inhabits rotting logs in wet sclerophyll forest. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Litoria raniformis green and golden frog


500m8

No Dependent upon permanent freshwater lagoons for breeding. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Pardalotus forty-spotted endangered 5km

No Forages in grassy Eucalyptus viminalis forest. No suitable

6 Data obtained from DPIPWE (2014). Marine animals recorded within 5km been excluded as no marine habitat exists within the survey area.

7 lower case = TSP Act; UPPER CASE = EPBC Act.

8 Based on habitat mapping.



Species Common name Conservation significance

7



Comment

quadragintus pardalote ENDANGERED habitat exists within the survey areas.

Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot

VULNERABLE 5km

No Inhabits grassy woodlands, native grasslands and mosaics of pasture and shrubby ground cover. Suitable foraging habitat occurs within all survey areas.

Prototroctes maraena

Australian grayling


5km

No Inhabits coastal streams and rivers, and requires free movement between freshwater and marine habitats. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Pseudomoia pagenstecheri

tussock skink vulnerable

500m8

No Inhabits lowland Poa tussock grassland and grassy woodland. No suitable habitat exists within the survey areas.

Sarcophilus harrisii Tasmanian devil endangered ENDANGERED

5km No Nests in hollow logs, caves, dense vegetation, dens or burrows. No suitable nesting habitat observed and considered unlikely to regularly traverse the survey areas.

Tyto novaehollandiae subsp. castanops

masked owl (Tasmanian)

endangered VULNERABLE

5km No Inhabits dry eucalypt forest and woodland. Nesting habitat is old growth eucalypts containing hollows. No suitable nesting habitat observed within the survey areas.

Natural Values Atlas ReportAuthoritative, comprehensive information on Tasmania's natural values.

Reference: Blackmans Bay STP

Requested For: Taswater

Timestamp: 03:21:51 PM Tuesday 19 July 2016

Raptors: buffers 500m and 5000m

Threatened Flora: buffers 500m and 5000m

Threatened Fauna: buffers 500m and 5000m

Tasmanian Weed Management Act Weeds: buffers 500m and 5000m

Priority Weeds: buffers 500m and 5000m

TASVEG: buffer 1000m

Threatened Communities: buffer 1000m

Geoconservation: buffer 1000m

Tasmanian Reserve Estate: buffer 1000m

Biosecurity Risks: buffer 1000m

The centroid for this query GDA94: 526683.0, 5237444.0 falls within:

1:25000 Map: 5223 BLACKMANS BAY

Property: 2983848 112 TINDERBOX RDBLACKMANS BAY TAS 7052

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Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment

527356, 5238361

525965, 5236544

Threatened flora within 500 metres

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Legend: Verified and Unverified observations

Legend: Cadastral Parcels


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Verified Records

Unverified Records

No unverified records were found!

For more information about threatened species, please contact the Manager, Threatened Species and Marine Section.

Telephone: (03) 6165 4340

Email: [email protected]

Address: GPO Box 44, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, 7000


Id Species Common Name SS NS Observers Date Obs Type Easting/NorthingGDA94 Zone 55

1235810 Austrostipabigeniculata

doublejointed speargrass r Andrew North(2500)

18-Aug-2010 Sighting 526860, 5237970 +/- 10m

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530677, 5242866

522664, 5232043


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Verified Records




doublejointed speargrass r Andrew North(2500)

18-Aug-2010 Sighting 526860, 5237970 +/- 10m


doublejointed speargrass r Andrew Welling(3369)

10-Feb-2010 Sighting 526696, 5242419 +/- 10m


doublejointed speargrass r Andrew Welling(3369)

12-Feb-2010 Sighting 526700, 5242420 +/- 10m

1464242 Austrostipa blackii crested speargrass r A Welling(29033),D EAlbrecht(29036)

17-Oct-2011 Sighting 527601, 5233978 +/- 20m

1244999 Austrostipa blackii crested speargrass r Andrew Welling(3369),D.E.Albrecht (4108)

17-Oct-2011 Sighting 527630, 5233970 +/- 100m

1266379 Austrostipa scabra rough speargrass r Mark Wapstra(1621)

18-Jan-2012 Sighting 527957, 5233594 +/- 5m


18-Jan-2012 Sighting 527866, 5233490 +/- 5m


18-Jan-2012 Sighting 527909, 5233506 +/- 5m


18-Jan-2012 Sighting 527853, 5233489 +/- 5m


18-Jan-2012 Sighting 527839, 5233481 +/- 5m


18-Jan-2012 Sighting 527740, 5233487 +/- 5m

1417896 Austrostipa scabra rough speargrass r M Wapstra(29009)

18-Jan-2012 Sighting 527839, 5233481 +/- 5m


18-Jan-2012 Sighting 527783, 5233476 +/- 5m

1002655 Caladenia caudata tailed spider-orchid v VU Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

30-Oct-2007 Sighting 525772, 5240890 +/- 10m

1073355 Caladenia caudata tailed spider-orchid v VU Malcolm Wells(5059),P Fehre(14771)

07-Sep-2007 Sighting 525764, 5240892 +/- 10m


07-Sep-2007 Sighting 525760, 5240892 +/- 10m

1068689 Caladenia caudata tailed spider-orchid v VU Andrew North(2500)

17-Sep-2008 Sighting 525758, 5240892 +/- 10m

955206 Caladenia caudata tailed spider-orchid v VU Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

18-Sep-1992 Sighting 525772, 5240890 +/- 10m

553448 Caladenia caudata tailed spider-orchid v VU UnknownUnknown(21598)

17-Sep-1996 Sighting 525712, 5240883 +/- 100m


07-Sep-2007 Sighting 525776, 5240888 +/- 10m

228882 Caladenia caudata tailed spider-orchid v VU Hans and AnnieWapstra (6223)

02-Oct-1992 Sighting 525772, 5240890 +/- 10m

1002652 Caladenia filamentosa daddy longlegs r Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

30-Oct-2007 Sighting 525763, 5240885 +/- 6m


30-Oct-2007 Sighting 525762, 5240900 +/- 6m

228853 Caladenia filamentosa daddy longlegs r Janet Somerville(2865)

15-Oct-1944 Sighting 525112, 5241683 +/- 2000m

564458 Caladenia filamentosa daddy longlegs r Hans Wapstra(3208)

08-Nov-1980 Sighting 525612, 5240583 +/- 100m

1073376 Caladenia filamentosa daddy longlegs r Malcolm Wells(5059),P Fehre(14771)

20-Oct-2007 Sighting 525763, 5240889 +/- 10m


20-Oct-2007 Sighting 525764, 5240892 +/- 10m


20-Oct-2007 Sighting 525762, 5240894 +/- 10m


30-Oct-2007 Sighting 525754, 5240896 +/- 6m

564461 Caladenia filamentosa daddy longlegs r D Higgins (6422) 23-Oct-1978 Sighting 525712, 5240883 +/- 100m

566941 Caladenia filamentosa daddy longlegs r Janet Somerville(2865)

15-Oct-1944 Sighting 525112, 5240183 +/- 1000m

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Threatened flora within 5000 metresId Species Common Name SS NS Observers Date Obs Type Easting/Northing

GDA94 Zone 55


20-Oct-2007 Sighting 525759, 5240895 +/- 10m

568513 Caladenia filamentosa daddy longlegs r Hans Wapstra(3208)

29-Oct-1980 Sighting 525712, 5240883 +/- 100m

422829 Carex gunniana mountain sedge r JamieKirkpatrick(1315)

01-Nov-1984 Sighting 526812, 5242183 +/- 100m

1431121 Comespermadefoliatum

leafless milkwort r M Wapstra(29009)

21-Jan-2015 Sighting 525163, 5238327 +/- 5m



26-Jan-2015 Sighting 524137, 5238685 +/- 5m



21-Jan-2015 Sighting 525154, 5238320 +/- 5m



21-Jan-2015 Sighting 525156, 5238329 +/- 5m



21-Jan-2015 Sighting 525118, 5238245 +/- 5m



21-Jan-2015 Sighting 525161, 5238333 +/- 5m

1474244 Goodenia geniculata bent native-primrose e Leonard R.Rodway (4869)

20-Oct-1929 Sighting 526000, 5239000 +/- 10000m

1420077 Juncus amabilis gentle rush r A Welling(29033),D EAlbrecht(29036)

17-Oct-2011 Sighting 527896, 5233977 +/- 50m

951383 Juncus amabilis gentle rush r Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

21-Jun-2000 Sighting 522512, 5239683 +/- 100m

343434 Juncus amabilis gentle rush r Andrew North(2500)

29-Oct-1998 Sighting 523212, 5240283 +/- 100m


21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523141, 5240049 +/- 10m


21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523460, 5240477 +/- 10m


21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523426, 5240730 +/- 10m


07-Dec-2006 Sighting 523460, 5240480 +/- 50m


21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523536, 5240560 +/- 10m

1235900 Juncus amabilis gentle rush r David Ziegeler(7381)

03-Sep-2010 Sighting 522012, 5235061 +/- 10m

1244998 Juncus amabilis gentle rush r Andrew Welling(3369),D.E.Albrecht (4108)

17-Oct-2011 Sighting 527850, 5234000 +/- 100m


21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523282, 5240257 +/- 10m

1244997 Juncus amabilis gentle rush r Andrew Welling(3369),D.E.Albrecht (4108)

17-Oct-2011 Sighting 527720, 5234250 +/- 100m


21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523554, 5240645 +/- 10m


21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523519, 5240868 +/- 10m

228278 Lachnagrostis puniceasubsp. filifolia

narrowleaf blowngrass r Leonard R.Rodway (4869)

01-Feb-1929 Sighting 526612, 5239183 +/- 1000m

356859 Lepidiumhyssopifolium

soft peppercress e EN Philip Barker(1911)

12-Sep-1994 Sighting 525312, 5242383 +/- 100m

228834 Lepidospermatortuosum

twisting rapiersedge r P.A. Collier(29187)

10-Feb-1986 Sighting 524612, 5239183 +/- 100m


twisting rapiersedge r Alan M. Gray(1473)

01-Feb-2003 Sighting 524212, 5240083 +/- 100m


twisting rapiersedge r Andrew Welling(3369)

15-Jul-2007 Sighting 524143, 5239689 +/- 20m


twisting rapiersedge r Andrew North(2500)

13-Nov-2012 Sighting 524921, 5240099 +/- 10m



13-Nov-2012 Sighting 524918, 5240098 +/- 10m



02-Dec-2011 Sighting 524178, 5239677 +/- 10m



10-Jul-2007 Sighting 524912, 5240083 +/- 100m



14-Nov-2011 Sighting 524925, 5240063 +/- 10m



14-Nov-2011 Sighting 524909, 5240104 +/- 10m

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GDA94 Zone 55



14-Nov-2011 Sighting 524903, 5240091 +/- 10m



07-Nov-2011 Sighting 524939, 5240073 +/- 10m


twisting rapiersedge r David Ziegeler(7381)

11-Nov-2011 Sighting 524263, 5240023 +/- 10m


twisting rapiersedge r David Ziegeler(7381)

11-Nov-2011 Sighting 524276, 5240018 +/- 10m



02-Dec-2011 Sighting 524305, 5240010 +/- 10m



02-Dec-2011 Sighting 524023, 5240029 +/- 10m


twisting rapiersedge r Winifred M.Curtis (5737)

01-Aug-1944 Sighting 526612, 5239183 +/- 1000m


twisting rapiersedge r Alex Buchanan(1467)

14-May-1994 Sighting 525412, 5240483 +/- 100m



20-Oct-2003 Sighting 524912, 5240083 +/- 100m

1087781 Parietaria debilis shade pellitory r Mark Wapstra(1621)

07-Nov-2009 Sighting 526761, 5236662 +/- 25m

1312188 Parietaria debilis shade pellitory r Mark Wapstra(1621)

07-Nov-2009 Sighting 526761, 5236662 +/- 25m

1472918 Pterostylis squamata ruddy greenhood r-v Mark Wapstra(1621)

05-Feb-2016 Sighting 525763, 5240887 +/- 3m

1073563 Pterostylis squamata ruddy greenhood r-v Malcolm Wells(5059),P Fehre(14771)

12-Jan-2009 Sighting 525759, 5240892 +/- 10m

553445 Pterostylis squamata ruddy greenhood r-v M Wall (1612) 01-Jan-1980 Sighting 525612, 5240683 +/- 500m

1459664 Pterostylis squamata ruddy greenhood r-v P Fehre (14771) 01-Dec-2014 Sighting 525770, 5240890 +/- 10m


12-Jan-2009 Sighting 525770, 5240890 +/- 10m


12-Jan-2009 Sighting 525767, 5240891 +/- 10m


12-Jan-2009 Sighting 525768, 5240894 +/- 10m


12-Jan-2009 Sighting 525770, 5240894 +/- 10m

1459665 Pterostylis squamata ruddy greenhood r-v P Fehre (14771) 16-Dec-2015 Sighting 525770, 5240890 +/- 10m

228974 Rytidosperma indutum tall wallabygrass r Leonard R.Rodway (4869)

01-Jan-1928 Sighting 526612, 5239183 +/- 1000m

930179 Rytidosperma indutum tall wallabygrass r Andrew North(2500)

23-Apr-2002 Sighting 526838, 5236416 +/- 100m

228973 Rytidosperma indutum tall wallabygrass r O Rodway(1840)

01-Dec-1928 Sighting 526612, 5239183 +/- 1000m

1046507 Scleranthus brockiei mountain knawel r Andrew North(2500)

21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523490, 5240679 +/- 10m


21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523657, 5240647 +/- 10m

1159626 Scleranthus brockiei mountain knawel r Raymond (Ray)Brereton (2095)

09-Oct-2009 Sighting 522863, 5240258 +/- 10m


04-Dec-2006 Sighting 523490, 5240680 +/- 50m


21-Dec-2006 Sighting 523601, 5240691 +/- 10m

1159472 Scleranthus brockiei mountain knawel r Karen Ziegler(3104)

17-Apr-2009 Sighting 523618, 5240613 +/- 10m

1159624 Scleranthus brockiei mountain knawel r Raymond (Ray)Brereton (2095)

09-Oct-2009 Sighting 522936, 5240267 +/- 10m

1159625 Scleranthus brockiei mountain knawel r JohannaElizabethSlijkerman(21605)

09-Oct-2009 Sighting 522887, 5240245 +/- 10m

1315799 Senecio squarrosus leafy fireweed r Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

23-Oct-2006 Sighting 525036, 5236549 +/- 25m

228134 Senecio squarrosus leafy fireweed r Leonard R.Rodway (4869)

20-Oct-1929 Sighting 525112, 5241683 +/- 2000m

1267419 Senecio squarrosus leafy fireweed r Mark Wapstra(1621)

26-Nov-2011 Sighting 522548, 5235385 +/- 5m

1267418 Senecio squarrosus leafy fireweed r Mark Wapstra(1621)

26-Nov-2011 Sighting 522547, 5235367 +/- 5m

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Unverified Records



Telephone: (03) 6165 4340




GDA94 Zone 55

951863 Senecio squarrosus leafy fireweed r Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

23-Oct-2006 Sighting 525036, 5236549 +/- 10m

1297444 Thelymitra atronitida blackhood sun-orchid e Andrew North(2500)

13-Nov-2012 Sighting 524829, 5240133 +/- 10m


13-Nov-2012 Sighting 524778, 5240084 +/- 10m

1201449 Thelymitra atronitida blackhood sun-orchid e Malcolm Wells(5059)

23-Nov-2010 Sighting 525038, 5241425 +/- 10m


12-Nov-2008 Sighting 525041, 5241423 +/- 5m


08-Nov-2011 Sighting 524907, 5241321 +/- 10m

1301026 Thelymitra atronitida blackhood sun-orchid e Peter Jarman(21012)

23-Nov-2012 Sighting 524170, 5239460 +/- 5m


23-Nov-2010 Sighting 525041, 5241424 +/- 10m


23-Nov-2010 Sighting 525035, 5241459 +/- 10m


23-Nov-2010 Sighting 525036, 5241460 +/- 10m


23-Nov-2010 Sighting 525039, 5241459 +/- 10m


12-Nov-2008 Sighting 525066, 5241470 +/- 5m


12-Nov-2008 Sighting 525015, 5241427 +/- 5m


12-Nov-2008 Sighting 525029, 5241422 +/- 5m

1058074 Thelymitra atronitida blackhood sun-orchid e UnknownUnknown(21598)

01-Jan-2001 Sighting 524900, 5240057 +/- 100m

344989 Thelymitra atronitida blackhood sun-orchid e Hans Wapstra(3208)

02-Nov-2001 Sighting 525019, 5241432 +/- 6m

1466469 Thelymitra atronitida blackhood sun-orchid e Annie Wapstra(9224)

07-Nov-2012 Sighting 524668, 5237645 +/- 5m


23-Nov-2010 Sighting 525041, 5241420 +/- 10m

1301025 Thelymitra atronitida blackhood sun-orchid e Annie Wapstra(9224)

24-Nov-2012 Sighting 525224, 5237994 +/- 5m


14-Nov-2011 Sighting 524832, 5240133 +/- 10m

1300519 Thelymitra atronitida blackhood sun-orchid e David Ziegeler(7381)

11-Nov-2011 Sighting 524767, 5240093 +/- 10m

1201218 Thelymitra malvina mauvetuft sun-orchid e Malcolm Wells(5059)

20-Nov-2010 Sighting 525098, 5238253 +/- 10m

1316726 Thelymitra malvina mauvetuft sun-orchid e Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224),JA Jeanes (21837)

02-Nov-2001 Sighting 524795, 5239850 +/- 50m

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Threatened fauna within 500 metres

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Verified Records

Unverified Records



(based on Range Boundaries)


Telephone: (03) 6165 4340





1291978 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN Drew Lee(6973)

15-Jul-2009 Initial sighting 526772, 5238111 +/- 100m

1293168 Megapteranovaeangliae

humpback whale e VU Hans Wapstra(3208)


Species Common Name SS NS Potential Known Core

Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR 1 0 1

Aquila audax wedge-tailed eagle pe PEN 1 0 0

Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU 1 0 1

Dasyurus maculatus spotted-tailed quoll r VU 1 0 0

Litoria raniformis green and gold frog v VU 1 0 0

Antipodia chaostola chaostola skipper e EN 1 0 1

Pseudemoia pagenstecheri tussock skink v 1 0 0

Sarcophilus harrisii tasmanian devil e EN 1 0 0

Aquila audax subsp. fleayi tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle e EN 1 0 0

Tyto novaehollandiae masked owl pe PVU 1 0 1

Pardalotus quadragintus forty-spotted pardalote e EN 1 1 0

Accipiter novaehollandiae grey goshawk e 1 0 1

Haliaeetus leucogaster white-bellied sea-eagle v 2 0 0

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530677, 5242866

522664, 5232043


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Verified Records



1270675 Accipiternovaehollandiae

grey goshawk e Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163),PennyGeard (23208)

23-Feb-2011 Sighting 527813, 5233490 +/- 20m


grey goshawk e Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163),PennyGeard (23208)

23-Jan-2011 Sighting 525254, 5233508 +/- 15m


grey goshawk e Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163)

23-Feb-2011 Sighting 527304, 5234725 +/- 50m


grey goshawk e Nick Mooney(16443)

10-Sep-1985 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m


grey goshawk e UnknownVickers (25901)

01-Jan-1916 Sighting 523809, 5235924 +/- 5000m


grey goshawk e Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163)

23-Feb-2011 Sighting 526638, 5233021 +/- 50m

1229655 Alcedo azurea subsp.diemenensis

azure kingfisher or azurekingfisher (tasmanian)

e EN L Wall (1526) 16-Jul-1978 Sighting 521935, 5236620 +/- 250m

1049958 Antipodia chaostola chaostola skipper e EN Andrew Welling(3369)

15-Jun-2007 Sighting 524962, 5240033 +/- 20m

1202018 Antipodia chaostolasubsp. leucophaea

chaostola skipper e EN Andrew North(2500)

12-Nov-2008 Sighting 525113, 5240473 +/- 10m


chaostola skipper e EN Phil Bell(1915),BillBrown (3537)

25-Nov-2008 Sighting 525115, 5238215 +/- 5m


chaostola skipper e EN Phil Bell(1915),BillBrown (3537)

25-Sep-2008 Nest 525106, 5238216 +/- 5m


chaostola skipper e EN Phil Bell (1915) 06-Oct-2004 Sighting 525087, 5238171 +/- 50m


chaostola skipper e EN Andrew North(2500)

12-Nov-2008 Sighting 525155, 5240473 +/- 10m


chaostola skipper e EN K. Richards(23665)

30-Apr-2012 Sighting 525106, 5238219 +/- 5m


chaostola skipper e EN Phil Bell (1915) 05-Apr-2012 Sighting 524891, 5238233 +/- 5m





29-May-2012 Nest 526011, 5237694 +/- 5m



29-May-2012 Sighting 524961, 5240043 +/- 10m


chaostola skipper e EN Phil Bell (1915) 08-May-2012 Sighting 524189, 5238009 +/- 5m





















08-May-2012 Sighting 524147, 5238052 +/- 5m




chaostola skipper e EN C. Hawkins(23517)

08-May-2012 Sighting 524140, 5238067 +/- 5m



29-May-2012 Nest 526115, 5237712 +/- 5m



30-Apr-2012 Sighting 524798, 5238200 +/- 5m

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Threatened fauna within 5000 metresId Species Common Name SS NS Observers Date Obs Type Easting/Northing

GDA94 Zone 55



30-Apr-2012 Sighting 524878, 5238235 +/- 5m



07-May-2012 Sighting 524956, 5238144 +/- 5m



14-May-2012 Sighting 525451, 5237683 +/- 5m

1291067 Aquila audax wedge-tailed eagle pe PEN Michael KennethTodd (10621)

18-Jun-2010 Sighting 524866, 5239770 +/- 100m

1256247 Aquila audax subsp.fleayi

tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle e EN Nick Mooney(16443)

01-Jan-1985 Nest 526514, 5233811 +/- 10m



14-Nov-1994 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m



13-Dec-1993 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m



01-Dec-1992 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m


tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle e EN Bill Brown(3537)

17-Sep-2007 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m


tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle e EN C Banks-Smith(26038)

06-Apr-1993 Sighting 527055, 5232581 +/- 5000m


tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle e EN Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163)

05-Jan-2009 Nest 526492, 5234700 +/- 30m



19-Dec-2000 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m



23-Oct-2006 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m



13-Oct-2000 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m



23-Oct-2006 Nest 526488, 5234658 +/- 10m



01-Jan-1985 Nest 526488, 5234658 +/- 10m



23-Oct-2006 Nest 526514, 5233811 +/- 10m



13-Oct-2000 Nest 526514, 5233811 +/- 10m



01-Jan-1985 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m



17-Dec-2000 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m

1239855 Brachionichthyshirsutus

spotted handfish e CR Mark Green(22988)

14-Apr-1999 Sighting 530091, 5240745 +/- 50m


spotted handfish e CR Mark Green(22988)

23-Dec-2008 Sighting 523703, 5234657 +/- 100m


spotted handfish e CR NaomiLawrence (1799)

03-Sep-2013 Sighting Polygon







882819 Dasyurus viverrinus eastern quoll EN Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

01-Jan-1996 Sighting 523712, 5236182 +/- 25m


01-Jan-1996 Sighting 525612, 5233183 +/- 100m


01-Jan-1996 Sighting 527012, 5232783 +/- 100m


01-Jan-1996 Sighting 527712, 5233783 +/- 100m

1309526 Dasyurus viverrinus eastern quoll EN J Price (1357) 25-Jan-1982 Sighting 523262, 5235560 +/- 1000m

897682 Dasyurus viverrinus eastern quoll EN UnknownUnknown(21598)

08-May-1979 Sighting 524544, 5233755 +/- 1850m

902100 Dasyurus viverrinus eastern quoll EN J Baylys (1131) 17-Jan-1981 Sighting 523199, 5237461 +/- 1850m

358880 Dasyurus viverrinus eastern quoll EN Menna Jones(8901)

08-Apr-1995 Sighting 526412, 5232683 +/- 100m

895923 Dasyurus viverrinus eastern quoll EN UnknownUnknown(21598)

28-Feb-1979 Sighting 527266, 5235596 +/- 1850m

1293547 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN Hans Wapstra(3208)

25-Jun-1993 Initial sighting 526876, 5233580 +/- 100m

1293301 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN 12-Nov-1999 Initial sighting 526692, 5238611 +/- 100m

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GDA94 Zone 55

1291978 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN Drew Lee(6973)


1294752 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN Rosemary Gales(11443)

10-Aug-2004 Initial sighting 527159, 5241252 +/- 100m

1294345 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN RachaelAlderman(7136),DavidPemberton(18632)


1292313 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN Sam Thalmann(24183)

30-Oct-2007 Initial sighting 526790, 5232536 +/- 100m


30-Aug-2010 Sighting 527536, 5241806 +/- 100m

1293705 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN Hans Wapstra(3208)


1293623 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN Annie Wapstra(9224)


1292545 Eubalaena australis southern right whale e EN Andrew Irvine(24188)



30-Aug-2010 Sighting 527536, 5241806 +/- 100m

1307104 Gazameda gunnii Gunn's screw shell v Simon Grove(20579)

08-May-2011 Shell 526593, 5238290 +/- 100m


01-Jan-2003 Shell 526440, 5240933 +/- 100m


24-Jul-2004 Shell 526440, 5240933 +/- 100m


17-Apr-2005 Shell 526440, 5240933 +/- 100m


24-Apr-2005 Shell 526440, 5240933 +/- 100m


26-Nov-2006 Shell 526593, 5238290 +/- 100m


28-Jan-2006 Shell 526440, 5240933 +/- 100m

1307010 Gazameda gunnii Gunn's screw shell v MargaretRichmond(25787)

01-Feb-1985 Shell 526440, 5240933 +/- 100m

1307053 Gazameda gunnii Gunn's screw shell v UnknownUnknown(21598)

01-May-2003 Shell 526440, 5240933 +/- 100m


22-Apr-2006 Shell 526440, 5240933 +/- 100m


22-Oct-2006 Shell 526593, 5238290 +/- 100m


26-Jan-2006 Shell 526593, 5238290 +/- 100m

1257129 Haliaeetus leucogaster white-bellied sea-eagle v Nick Mooney(16443)

01-Jan-1985 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m

1257131 Haliaeetus leucogaster white-bellied sea-eagle v Lorraine Francis(23444)

19-Dec-2002 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m


13-Aug-2006 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m

1257133 Haliaeetus leucogaster white-bellied sea-eagle v Grant Hall(23445)

16-Jan-2005 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m


12-Dec-2007 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m

845004 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR Raymond (Ray)Brereton (2095)

11-Nov-1991 Sighting 525412, 5232783 +/- 1000m


18-Jan-1990 Sighting 526312, 5234982 +/- 1000m


18-Jan-1990 Sighting 526312, 5235383 +/- 1000m


18-Jan-1990 Sighting 526412, 5235183 +/- 1000m


26-Oct-1989 Sighting 526512, 5241383 +/- 1000m


26-Oct-1989 Sighting 526812, 5239283 +/- 1000m


10-Sep-1983 Sighting 525812, 5234883 +/- 1000m

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GDA94 Zone 55


26-Oct-1989 Sighting 526712, 5239583 +/- 1000m


09-Sep-1990 Sighting 524212, 5235383 +/- 1000m

870885 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR Peter Brown(1919)

01-Oct-1987 Sighting 525312, 5233383 +/- 100m


11-Sep-1987 Sighting 525812, 5234883 +/- 100m


19-Jan-1994 Sighting 526312, 5235383 +/- 50m


19-Jan-1994 Sighting 526312, 5234982 +/- 50m


28-Aug-1994 Sighting 526412, 5238484 +/- 100m


09-Sep-1994 Sighting 524512, 5236383 +/- 50m

877458 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

10-Sep-1994 Sighting 524212, 5235383 +/- 50m


11-Sep-1987 Sighting 525812, 5232783 +/- 100m


27-Oct-1993 Sighting 526512, 5241383 +/- 100m


27-Oct-1993 Sighting 526812, 5239283 +/- 50m


12-Nov-1993 Nest 525512, 5236783 +/- 50m


12-Nov-1993 Sighting 526112, 5235483 +/- 50m


12-Nov-1993 Sighting 525612, 5236883 +/- 50m

873200 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

31-Aug-1994 Sighting 524212, 5235383 +/- 50m


27-Oct-1993 Sighting 526712, 5239583 +/- 50m

900913 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR D Milled (6077) 07-Oct-1967 Sighting 527259, 5233745 +/- 18500m

899768 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR D Milled (6077) 27-Sep-1966 Sighting 527259, 5233745 +/- 1850m

899826 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR D Milled (6077) 23-Jan-1968 Sighting 527259, 5233745 +/- 18500m


19-Jan-1994 Sighting 526412, 5235183 +/- 50m


30-Sep-1983 Sighting 525312, 5233383 +/- 1000m


11-Nov-1989 Sighting 525612, 5236883 +/- 1000m


12-Nov-1995 Sighting 525412, 5232783 +/- 25m

1066518 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR Shaun Thurstans(6695)

16-Dec-2005 Nest 526569, 5235160 +/- 10m

1201074 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR ThreatenedSpecies SectionStaff Unknown(21723)

01-Jan-2000 Sighting 525694, 5236853 +/- 100m

1201075 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR ThreatenedSpecies SectionStaff Unknown(21723)

01-Jan-2000 Sighting 526083, 5236122 +/- 100m


10-Sep-1983 Sighting 525812, 5232783 +/- 1000m

1097494 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR Iona Mitchell(3342)

24-Oct-2009 Sighting 526680, 5241453 +/- 200m

1311824 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR F Watson(26551)

26-Jan-1990 Sighting 526266, 5239247 +/- 5000m

1311836 Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR J Cunningham(25871)

16-Sep-1951 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m






29-Oct-1996 Sighting 528894, 5233072 +/- 100m


humpback whale e VU 17-Jun-2003 Initial sighting 530333, 5234421 +/- 100m


humpback whale e VU Isabel Beasley(24181)



humpback whale e VU Kris Carlyon(24149)

03-Jun-2012 Sighting 523114, 5236348 +/- 100m

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GDA94 Zone 55



29-Oct-1996 Sighting 528894, 5233072 +/- 100m















29-Oct-1996 Sighting 527026, 5238643 +/- 100m


humpback whale e VU Andrew Irvine(24188)



humpback whale e VU Alex Terauds(26027)



humpback whale e VU Andrew Irvine(24188)



humpback whale e VU Rosemary Gales(11443)



humpback whale e VU Kris Carlyon(24149)


1299645 Mirounga leoninasubsp. macquariensis

southern elephant seal pe PVU 04-Feb-1982 Initial sighting 526531, 5241188 +/- 100m


southern elephant seal pe PVU 25-Nov-1984 Initial sighting 522428, 5235595 +/- 100m


southern elephant seal pe PVU 04-Feb-1982 Sighting 526531, 5241188 +/- 100m


southern elephant seal pe PVU 25-Nov-1984 Sighting 522428, 5235595 +/- 100m

1154695 Pardalotusquadragintus

forty-spotted pardalote e EN Sally Bryant(2266)

18-Jan-2010 Sighting 524104, 5239149 +/- 10m



18-Jan-2010 Sighting 524117, 5239161 +/- 10m



21-Jan-2010 Sighting 524199, 5239120 +/- 10m



03-Feb-2010 Sighting 523695, 5238880 +/- 10m



16-Nov-2009 Sighting 526568, 5234784 +/- 10m



14-Dec-2009 Sighting 526480, 5234042 +/- 10m



07-Jan-2010 Sighting 526434, 5234476 +/- 10m



07-Jan-2010 Sighting 526283, 5234759 +/- 10m



07-Jan-2010 Sighting 525961, 5235085 +/- 10m



01-Feb-2010 Sighting 527160, 5233461 +/- 10m



01-Feb-2010 Sighting 527169, 5233488 +/- 10m



01-Feb-2010 Sighting 527012, 5233749 +/- 10m



25-Jan-2010 Sighting 526627, 5234008 +/- 10m



10-Feb-2010 Sighting 526999, 5232930 +/- 10m



11-Feb-2010 Sighting 526458, 5236111 +/- 10m



24-Feb-2010 Sighting 526536, 5233619 +/- 10m



24-Feb-2010 Sighting 526262, 5233378 +/- 10m



24-Feb-2010 Sighting 525897, 5233591 +/- 10m


forty-spotted pardalote e EN Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163),PennyGeard (23208)

20-Aug-2012 Audible 526522, 5234050 +/- 20m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 526512, 5235684 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 527812, 5233483 +/- 100m


forty-spotted pardalote e EN Peter Brown(1919)

09-Sep-1994 Sighting 523312, 5238183 +/- 100m

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GDA94 Zone 55



24-Feb-2010 Sighting 525007, 5233990 +/- 10m



21-Dec-2009 Sighting 523282, 5238249 +/- 10m



30-Dec-2009 Sighting 523882, 5239299 +/- 10m



18-Jan-2010 Sighting 524071, 5239120 +/- 10m



21-Jan-2010 Sighting 524144, 5239118 +/- 10m



21-Jan-2010 Sighting 524161, 5239131 +/- 10m



07-Jan-2010 Sighting 527775, 5233461 +/- 10m



07-Jan-2010 Sighting 525926, 5234931 +/- 10m



10-Feb-2010 Sighting 526670, 5233090 +/- 10m



24-Feb-2010 Sighting 526440, 5233193 +/- 10m


forty-spotted pardalote e EN E Fox (26807) 09-Dec-1993 Sighting 523809, 5235924 +/- 5000m


forty-spotted pardalote e EN T Press (26888) 01-Jan-2004 Sighting 523809, 5235924 +/- 5000m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 526612, 5233583 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 527012, 5232983 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 523812, 5239483 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 525612, 5233683 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 526012, 5234883 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 525912, 5233083 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 525912, 5233583 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 526512, 5234483 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 526812, 5236083 +/- 100m


forty-spotted pardalote e EN D Milledge(2582)

16-Mar-1968 Sighting 528616, 5233739 +/- 2000m


forty-spotted pardalote e EN UnknownUnknown(21598)

01-Jan-0001 Sighting 525862, 5235033 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-0001 Sighting 526412, 5234058 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-0001 Sighting 526587, 5233783 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-0001 Sighting 525962, 5234783 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-0001 Sighting 526287, 5235558 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-0001 Sighting 526362, 5233458 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-0001 Sighting 526837, 5233083 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-0001 Sighting 523812, 5239483 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 523812, 5239083 +/- 100m


forty-spotted pardalote e EN Niall Doran(1814)

01-Dec-2003 Sighting 523832, 5239912 +/- 100m


forty-spotted pardalote e EN Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163)

12-Nov-2011 Sighting 523674, 5240688 +/- 100m



01-Jan-1985 Sighting 524975, 5233992 +/- 50m

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GDA94 Zone 55



01-Jan-1985 Sighting 524925, 5234026 +/- 50m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 526412, 5236683 +/- 100m



01-Jan-0001 Sighting 526587, 5233533 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-0001 Sighting 526747, 5233383 +/- 1000m



01-Jan-1999 Sighting 526312, 5233683 +/- 100m


forty-spotted pardalote e EN Niall Doran(1814)

01-Dec-2003 Nest 523720, 5239729 +/- 20m



03-Sep-2009 Sighting 523260, 5238236 +/- 10m



08-Oct-2009 Sighting 523296, 5238184 +/- 10m



12-Oct-2009 Sighting 523830, 5239156 +/- 10m



10-Dec-2009 Sighting 523600, 5238376 +/- 10m



15-Dec-2009 Sighting 523806, 5238716 +/- 10m



15-Dec-2009 Sighting 523261, 5238240 +/- 10m



21-Dec-2009 Sighting 523921, 5239563 +/- 10m



23-Dec-2009 Sighting 523243, 5238189 +/- 10m



23-Dec-2009 Sighting 523396, 5238257 +/- 10m



18-Jan-2010 Sighting 524086, 5239130 +/- 10m

846992 Patiriella vivipara live-bearing seastar pv PVU UnknownUnknown(21598)

01-Jan-0001 Sighting 524512, 5234183 +/- 1000m

1238983 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU Dean Heinze(22683)

18-Apr-2008 Sighting 525800, 5241996 +/- 10m


23-Apr-2008 Sighting 526008, 5241554 +/- 10m


23-Apr-2008 Sighting 526291, 5241650 +/- 10m


23-Apr-2008 Sighting 525827, 5241788 +/- 10m


24-Apr-2008 Sighting 526135, 5241477 +/- 10m


19-Jun-2008 Sighting 526235, 5241994 +/- 10m


19-Jun-2008 Sighting 525853, 5241990 +/- 10m


19-Jun-2008 Sighting 526135, 5241477 +/- 10m


18-Apr-2008 Sighting 525800, 5241996 +/- 10m

737606 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU Greg Hocking(7572)

27-Nov-1992 Sighting 524772, 5241777 +/- 1881m


18-Apr-2008 Sighting 526008, 5241554 +/- 10m


23-Apr-2008 Sighting 526135, 5241477 +/- 10m


25-Apr-2008 Sighting 525853, 5241990 +/- 10m

998563 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU M Lindeman(11981)

25-Mar-2004 Sighting 526430, 5241990 +/- 10m

1315223 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU W Bryden(25903)

23-Sep-1962 Sighting 526004, 5241103 +/- 1000m


08-Nov-1970 Sighting 526004, 5241103 +/- 1000m

1315225 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU UnknownUnknown(21598)

23-Feb-1994 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m

1315226 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU D Robertson(26803)

27-Sep-1989 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m

1315227 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU BarbaraWieneke(26790)

30-May-1997 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m

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GDA94 Zone 55

1315228 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU Eric R Guiler(26226)

07-Aug-1956 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m

1315232 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU C Wong (26796) 12-Mar-1984 Sighting 521910, 5235565 +/- 1000m


07-Apr-1967 Sighting 526004, 5241103 +/- 1000m

1315192 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU D R Gregg(26211)

13-Aug-1973 Sighting 526004, 5241103 +/- 1000m

1315222 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU J Cunningham(25871)

21-Nov-1956 Sighting 526004, 5241103 +/- 1000m

1250083 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU Michael Driessen(1655)

05-Mar-2011 Sighting 524147, 5239060 +/- 500m

1250103 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU Peter Jarman(21012)

24-Apr-2011 Sighting 524210, 5239400 +/- 500m


25-Mar-2004 Sighting 526180, 5242010 +/- 10m


15-Sep-2008 Sighting 522063, 5237989 +/- 10m


25-Mar-2004 Sighting 526370, 5242000 +/- 10m


05-Apr-1992 Sighting 521786, 5236913 +/- 3094m


30-Aug-1992 Sighting 521988, 5237131 +/- 100m


19-Jan-1992 Sighting 522136, 5237499 +/- 1863m


27-Nov-1992 Sighting 525437, 5241900 +/- 1881m


27-Nov-1992 Sighting 525534, 5241926 +/- 1881m


19-Jan-1992 Sighting 521786, 5236913 +/- 1863m


30-Mar-1993 Sighting 521988, 5237131 +/- 1069m


30-Aug-1992 Sighting 522212, 5238387 +/- 100m

885311 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU LeslieStephenson(3491)

17-Aug-1991 Sighting 525412, 5242383 +/- 100m

884181 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU Michael Driessen(1655)

04-Jun-1993 Sighting 524912, 5240383 +/- 100m

895591 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU R Hooper(2020)

19-Mar-1971 Sighting 527281, 5239297 +/- 18500m

895186 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

01-Jan-1974 Sighting 525923, 5239302 +/- 1850m


06-Apr-1968 Sighting 527281, 5239297 +/- 18500m


25-Jan-1974 Sighting 521835, 5235615 +/- 1850m

907314 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU UnknownUnknown(21598)

25-May-1981 Sighting 523193, 5235611 +/- 1850m

898125 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU Hans Wapstra(3208),AnnieWapstra (9224)

08-Mar-1976 Sighting 525916, 5237452 +/- 1850m


30-Aug-1992 Sighting 522177, 5237997 +/- 100m


27-Nov-1992 Sighting 525612, 5241987 +/- 1881m


30-Aug-1992 Sighting 526758, 5242298 +/- 100m

998552 Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU S Nicol (11983) 01-Dec-2002 Sighting 524300, 5240200 +/- 100m

1349641 Prototroctes maraena australian grayling v VU UnknownUnknown(21598)

26-Nov-1972 Sighting 521616, 5236794 +/- 20m

350539 Prototroctes maraena australian grayling v VU UnknownUnknown(21598)

26-Nov-1972 Sighting 521812, 5236783 +/- 100m

1467615 Sarcophilus harrisii tasmanian devil e EN Dean ? (29655) 03-Feb-2016 Kill carcass 522511, 5239008 +/- 200m

1259447 Sarcophilus harrisii tasmanian devil e EN - Anonymous(16453)

04-Mar-2012 Sighting 524089, 5241442 +/- 2000m

1264590 Sarcophilus harrisii tasmanian devil e EN Barbara ?(21083)

30-May-2012 Sighting 527058, 5242452 +/- 1500m

1335699 Tyto novaehollandiae masked owl pe PVU K Herwynen(27947),THerwynen(27984)

15-Jul-1979 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m

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Unverified Records





Telephone: (03) 6165 4340



*** No Raptor nests or sightings found within 500 metres. ***


GDA94 Zone 55

361024 Tyto novaehollandiae masked owl pe PVU A Herweynan(1851)

15-Jul-1979 Sighting 525612, 5241433 +/- 5000m

361028 Tyto novaehollandiae masked owl pe PVU D Perkins (7352) 20-Aug-1984 Sighting 525612, 5241433 +/- 5000m

1335700 Tyto novaehollandiae masked owl pe PVU D Perkins (7352) 20-Aug-1984 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m

361055 Tyto novaehollandiae masked owl pe PVU P Rapley (1973) 30-Apr-1989 Sighting 522862, 5238683 +/- 500m

1291009 Tyto novaehollandiaesubsp. castanops

masked owl (tasmanian) e VU Michael KennethTodd (10621)

31-Mar-2009 Sighting 524571, 5235622 +/- 10m

1291007 Tyto novaehollandiaesubsp. castanops

masked owl (tasmanian) e VU Michael KennethTodd (10621)

09-Mar-2009 Sighting 524231, 5239261 +/- 10m


Lathamus discolor swift parrot e CR 1 0 1


Perameles gunnii eastern barred bandicoot VU 1 0 1

Dasyurus maculatus spotted-tailed quoll r VU 1 0 0

Litoria raniformis green and gold frog v VU 1 0 0

Antipodia chaostola chaostola skipper e EN 1 0 1

Pseudemoia pagenstecheri tussock skink v 1 0 0

Sarcophilus harrisii tasmanian devil e EN 1 0 0


Discocharopa vigens ammonite snail e CR 1 0 0


Prototroctes maraena australian grayling v VU 16 0 0

Lissotes menalcas mount mangana stag beetle v 1 0 0

Pardalotus quadragintus forty-spotted pardalote e EN 4 2 0



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530677, 5242866

522664, 5232043

Raptor nests and sightings within 5000 metres

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Please Note:Note that inactive, damaged and/or lost eagle nests may be reinstated or replaced in following seasons (possibly even years later) and it should not be assumed that

these locations will remain inactive in the long term.

Where there is no data in the Nest Productivity and Nest Occupancy fields it is likely that the productivity and occupancy of these nests has not been assessed and the

absence of this data does not imply that the nests are un-occupied or un-productive.

Approaching a nest on foot during the breeding season (June to February inclusive) is highly disruptive for breeding eagles. Therefore eagle nests should not be

approached during this time unless approved by a relevant DPIPWE specialist or their delegate.

Verified Records


Nest Id/LocationForeign Id

Species Name Observer Obs Date ObsType

Easting/NorthingGDA94 Zone 55

Season NestProductivity

NestOccupancy

425 Aquila audaxsubsp. fleayi

Bill Brown(3537)

17-Sep-2007 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m 2007


Nick Mooney(16443)

13-Dec-1993 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m 1993 1


Nick Mooney(16443)

01-Jan-1985 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m


Nick Mooney(16443)

17-Dec-2000 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m 2000 1


Nick Mooney(16443)

01-Dec-1992 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m 1992 1


Nick Mooney(16443)

14-Nov-1994 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m 1994


Nick Mooney(16443)

19-Dec-2000 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m 2000 1


Nick Mooney(16443)

13-Oct-2000 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m 2000


Bill Brown(3537)

23-Oct-2006 Nest 525799, 5234289 +/- 10m 2006


Nick Mooney(16443)

01-Jan-1985 Nest 526514, 5233811 +/- 10m


Bill Brown(3537)

23-Oct-2006 Nest 526514, 5233811 +/- 10m 2006


Nick Mooney(16443)

13-Oct-2000 Nest 526514, 5233811 +/- 10m 2000


Nick Mooney(16443)

01-Jan-1985 Nest 526488, 5234658 +/- 10m


Bill Brown(3537)

23-Oct-2006 Nest 526488, 5234658 +/- 10m 2006

844 Haliaeetusleucogaster

LorraineFrancis (23444)

19-Dec-2002 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m 2002 2


Nick Mooney(16443)

12-Dec-2007 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m 2007 1


Nick Mooney(16443)

13-Aug-2006 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m 2006


Nick Mooney(16443)

01-Jan-1985 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m


Grant Hall(23445)

16-Jan-2005 Nest 527263, 5235884 +/- 100m 2004 2


Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163)

05-Jan-2009 Nest 526492, 5234700 +/- 30m

Accipiternovaehollandiae

Nick Mooney(16443)

10-Sep-1985 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m



23-Feb-2011 Sighting 527304, 5234725 +/- 50m


Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163),PennyGeard (23208)

23-Feb-2011 Sighting 527813, 5233490 +/- 20m


Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163),PennyGeard (23208)

23-Jan-2011 Sighting 525254, 5233508 +/- 15m


UnknownVickers(25901)

01-Jan-1916 Sighting 523809, 5235924 +/- 5000m



23-Feb-2011 Sighting 526638, 5233021 +/- 50m

Aquila audax MichaelKenneth Todd(10621)

18-Jun-2010 Sighting 524866, 5239770 +/- 100m

Aquila audaxsubsp. fleayi

C Banks-Smith(26038)

06-Apr-1993 Sighting 527055, 5232581 +/- 5000m

Page 27 of 71


Unverified Records




For more information about raptor nests, please contact the Manager, Threatened Species and Marine Section.

Telephone: (03) 6165 4340



Raptor nests and sightings within 5000 metresNest Id/LocationForeign Id

Species Name Observer Obs Date ObsType

Easting/NorthingGDA94 Zone 55

Season NestProductivity

NestOccupancy

Falco longipennis Elaine JoyMcDonald(21163),PennyGeard (23208)

27-Jun-2012 Sighting 527915, 5233430 +/- 50m


05-Mar-2012 Sighting 523759, 5236147 +/- 50m


23-Jan-2011 Sighting 527826, 5233542 +/- 50m

Falco peregrinus UnknownUnknown(21598)

14-Dec-1999 Sighting 526091, 5241356 +/-10000m

Tytonovaehollandiae

A Herweynan(1851)

15-Jul-1979 Sighting 525612, 5241433 +/- 5000m

Tytonovaehollandiae

D Perkins(7352)

20-Aug-1984 Sighting 525612, 5241433 +/- 5000m

Tytonovaehollandiae

K Herwynen(27947),THerwynen(27984)

15-Jul-1979 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m

Tytonovaehollandiae

P Rapley(1973)

30-Apr-1989 Sighting 522862, 5238683 +/- 500m

Tytonovaehollandiae

D Perkins(7352)

20-Aug-1984 Sighting 526274, 5241468 +/- 5000m







Page 28 of 71


527356, 5238361

525965, 5236544

Tas Management Act Weeds within 500 m

Page 29 of 71





Page 30 of 71


Verified Records


Id Species CommonName

Observers Date Easting/NorthingGDA94 Zone 55

LocationDescription

WMA WonsDensity

DataSource

1171273 Echiumplantagineum

patersons curse RichardGreenhill(10442)

01-Jan-0001 526520, 5237210 +/-20m

Present Yes Not known(or uncertain)


patersons curse Alex Buchanan(1467)

06-Oct-1997 526812, 5237783 +/-100m

SuncoastDrive,Blackmans Bay

Present Yes



01-Jan-0001 526540, 5237330 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526550, 5237330 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526570, 5237350 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526580, 5237380 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526770, 5237550 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526490, 5237610 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526470, 5237620 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526500, 5237620 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526490, 5237650 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526480, 5237660 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526490, 5237670 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526820, 5237670 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526480, 5237680 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526490, 5237680 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526480, 5237690 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526580, 5237690 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526830, 5237690 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526840, 5237710 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526820, 5237750 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526540, 5237830 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526740, 5237830 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526770, 5237850 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526670, 5237860 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526730, 5237860 +/-50m


Page 31 of 71


Tas Management Act Weeds within 500 mId Species Common

NameObservers Date Easting/Northing

GDA94 Zone 55LocationDescription

WMA WonsDensity

DataSource



01-Jan-0001 526790, 5237860 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526640, 5237870 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526760, 5237870 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526550, 5237880 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526600, 5237880 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526460, 5237890 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526510, 5237890 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526860, 5237890 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526540, 5237900 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526430, 5237910 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526580, 5237910 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526410, 5237920 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526730, 5237930 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526720, 5237940 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526700, 5237960 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526860, 5237960 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526570, 5238020 +/-20m



patersons curse Alan M. Gray(1473)

01-Sep-2008 526640, 5237680 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526590, 5237200 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526620, 5237410 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526700, 5237861 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526540, 5237870 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526590, 5237890 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526730, 5237900 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526550, 5237930 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526830, 5237940 +/-20m



patersons curse Annie Wapstra(9224)

01-Jan-0001 526670, 5238101 +/-50m


Page 32 of 71


Unverified Records

For more information about introduced weed species, please visit the following URL for contact details in your area.

http://www.dpipwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/WebPages/TPRY-52J8Z3?open




WMA WonsDensity

DataSource



01-Jan-0001 526580, 5237670 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526640, 5237710 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526510, 5237630 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526640, 5237220 +/-20m


Page 33 of 71


530677, 5242866

522664, 5232043


Page 34 of 71





Page 35 of 71


Verified Records




LocationDescription

WMA WonsDensity

DataSource

1368672 Calluna vulgaris heather Sandy Leighton(7048),AxelMeiss (22424)

06-Apr-2011 524799, 5239123 +/-10m

Blackmans Bay,30 LadyPenrhyn Drive

Present Yes


06-Apr-2011 524805, 5239117 +/-10m

Blackmans Bay,acccess trackto Reservebtwn 30 and38 LadyPenrhyn Drive(32 LadyPenrhyn Dve)

Present Yes


06-Apr-2011 524805, 5239117 +/-10m

Blackmans Bay,acccess trackto Reservebtwn 30 and38 LadyPenrhyn Drive(32 LadyPenrhyn Dve)

Present Yes

1170893 Calluna vulgaris heather Hans Wapstra(3208)

10-Feb-2009 524840, 5239161 +/-50m



06-Apr-2011 524825, 5239128 +/-10m


Present Yes


06-Apr-2011 524825, 5239128 +/-10m


Present Yes


06-Apr-2011 524799, 5239123 +/-10m


Present Yes

259734 Carduus nutans nodding thistle Alex Buchanan(1467)

21-Dec-1999 521912, 5236883 +/-100m

BehindMargateBowling Club

Present Yes

474309 Carduus nutans nodding thistle Louise Gilfedder(1499)

01-Jan-1993 525512, 5240383 +/-100m

Present Yes

1164079 Chrysanthemoides moniliferasubsp. monilifera

boneseed UnknownUnknown(21598)

01-Jan-0001 525950, 5241487 +/- -1m



boneseed Louise Gilfedder(1499)

01-Jan-1993 525512, 5240383 +/-100m

Present Yes



01-Jan-0001 525811, 5241601 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 526093, 5241371 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 526340, 5241359 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 526530, 5241728 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 527265, 5232851 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 527502, 5233122 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522358, 5236407 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522561, 5235985 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522490, 5235195 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522493, 5235487 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 525842, 5242075 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 525757, 5242064 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 525875, 5241551 +/- -1m


Page 36 of 71





WMA WonsDensity

DataSource


boneseed Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524291, 5240753 +/-100m

159-183Channel Hwy,Kingston

Present Yes


boneseed Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524248, 5240747 +/-200m


Present Yes


boneseed Tim Rudman(22437)

23-Oct-2000 527571, 5233303 +/-25m

Present Yes



01-Jan-0001 526417, 5239845 +/-5000m

Kingston/Blackmans Bay

Present Yes



01-Jan-0001 525604, 5239195 +/-5000m


Present Yes


boneseed Tim Rudman(22437)

23-Oct-2000 526012, 5239264 +/-25m

Present Yes



01-Jan-0001 526092, 5240821 +/-5000m


Present Yes


boneseed Karen Ziegler(3104)

06-Oct-2004 524530, 5240394 +/-10m

Present Yes


boneseed David Ziegeler(7381)

15-Dec-2003 525412, 5238183 +/-500m

Present Yes



01-Jan-0001 522486, 5235066 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522504, 5235296 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522510, 5235408 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522494, 5235585 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522505, 5235697 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522585, 5236333 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522551, 5236455 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522423, 5236497 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522040, 5236998 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 522103, 5237289 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 524159, 5235557 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 527378, 5232894 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 527448, 5233072 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 527581, 5233163 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 526446, 5241518 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 526390, 5241424 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 526277, 5241295 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 526173, 5241343 +/- -1m


Page 37 of 71





WMA WonsDensity

DataSource



01-Jan-0001 526023, 5241426 +/- -1m


1277253 Coprosmarobusta

karamu Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524141, 5240720 +/-200m


Present Yes

258657 Cortaderiajubata

pink pampasgrass

Alex Buchanan(1467)

25-Feb-1997 522312, 5236383 +/-100m

Dru Point,Margate

Present Yes

583166 Cortaderiaselloana

white pampasgrass

David Ziegeler(7381)

15-Dec-2003 525412, 5238183 +/-500m

Present Yes

1411640 Cortaderiaselloana

white pampasgrass

Andrew North(2500)

14-Nov-2011 524784, 5240017 +/-10m

Present Yes

1173040 Cortaderia sp. pampas grass UnknownUnknown(21598)

01-Jan-2008 524084, 5239673 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524079, 5239684 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524073, 5239696 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524066, 5239701 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 525742, 5240050 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 525736, 5240055 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 525731, 5240061 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 525742, 5240065 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 525900, 5241091 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 525826, 5241203 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 526489, 5242606 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524670, 5239213 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524832, 5239367 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524841, 5239376 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524911, 5239571 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524118, 5239608 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524126, 5239618 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524106, 5239641 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 525751, 5240058 +/- -1m


1176392 Cortaderia sp. pampas grass Annie Wapstra(9224)

01-Mar-2008 524570, 5239200 +/-50m



01-Jan-2008 526146, 5241139 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524111, 5239600 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524662, 5239237 +/- -1m


Page 38 of 71





WMA WonsDensity

DataSource


01-Jan-2008 524687, 5239254 +/- -1m



01-Mar-2008 524210, 5239280 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524510, 5239320 +/-50m



01-Jan-2008 524800, 5239372 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524824, 5239373 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524814, 5239383 +/- -1m



01-Mar-2008 524210, 5239440 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524160, 5239540 +/-50m



01-Jan-2008 524139, 5239590 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 523778, 5236124 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 523729, 5237042 +/- -1m



13-Mar-1985 521839, 5237449 +/- -1m



01-Mar-2008 524860, 5239160 +/-50m



01-Jan-2008 524118, 5239600 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524101, 5239601 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524128, 5239602 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524111, 5239604 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524126, 5239609 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524105, 5239609 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524131, 5239612 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524113, 5239618 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524110, 5239635 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2008 524097, 5239657 +/- -1m


1090115 Cytisusscoparius

english broom Mark Wapstra(1621)

08-Dec-2009 524924, 5239954 +/- 5m HawthornDrive(adjacent firestation),Kingston

Present Yes


english broom Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524140, 5240844 +/-200m


Present Yes


english broom Karen Ziegler(3104)

06-Oct-2004 524681, 5240450 +/-100m

Present Yes



23-Jul-2010 524248, 5240747 +/-200m


Present Yes



23-Jul-2010 524141, 5240720 +/-200m


Present Yes

Page 39 of 71





WMA WonsDensity

DataSource



23-Jul-2010 524150, 5240912 +/-200m


Present Yes



01-Jan-0001 524830, 5238900 +/-20m



patersons curse UnknownUnknown(21598)

01-Jan-2008 525964, 5239379 +/- -1m




01-Jan-2008 526053, 5239399 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 523870, 5236631 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526590, 5237200 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526620, 5237410 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526700, 5237861 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526540, 5237870 +/-20m




01-Jan-2008 526018, 5239407 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 526410, 5240750 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526590, 5237890 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526730, 5237900 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526550, 5237930 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526830, 5237940 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526670, 5238101 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526580, 5237670 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526640, 5237710 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526510, 5237630 +/-20m



patersons curse Alex Buchanan(1467)

06-Oct-1997 526812, 5237783 +/-100m

SuncoastDrive,Blackmans Bay

Present Yes



01-Jan-0001 526700, 5238190 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 524760, 5238879 +/-20m




01-Jan-2008 525979, 5239366 +/- -1m




01-Jan-2008 525965, 5239369 +/- -1m




01-Jan-2008 525987, 5239377 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 525970, 5239380 +/-50m




01-Jan-2008 525966, 5239398 +/- -1m




01-Jan-2008 525995, 5239399 +/- -1m


Page 40 of 71





WMA WonsDensity

DataSource



01-Jan-2008 525979, 5239399 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 523940, 5236640 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 523890, 5236670 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 521700, 5236970 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526520, 5237210 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526640, 5237220 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526540, 5237330 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526550, 5237330 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526570, 5237350 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526580, 5237380 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526770, 5237550 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526490, 5237610 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526470, 5237620 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526500, 5237620 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526490, 5237650 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526480, 5237660 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526490, 5237670 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526820, 5237670 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526480, 5237680 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526490, 5237680 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526480, 5237690 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526580, 5237690 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526830, 5237690 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526840, 5237710 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 523680, 5237749 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526820, 5237750 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526540, 5237830 +/-20m


Page 41 of 71





WMA WonsDensity

DataSource



01-Jan-0001 526740, 5237830 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526770, 5237850 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526670, 5237860 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526730, 5237860 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526790, 5237860 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526640, 5237870 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526760, 5237870 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526550, 5237880 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526600, 5237880 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526460, 5237890 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526510, 5237890 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526860, 5237890 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526540, 5237900 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526430, 5237910 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526580, 5237910 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526410, 5237920 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526730, 5237930 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526720, 5237940 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526700, 5237960 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526860, 5237960 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526570, 5238020 +/-20m




01-Jan-2008 526047, 5239400 +/- -1m




01-Jan-2008 526040, 5239401 +/- -1m




01-Jan-2008 526030, 5239404 +/- -1m




01-Jan-0001 523640, 5240640 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 526400, 5240740 +/-20m




01-Jan-0001 525450, 5241990 +/-20m


Page 42 of 71





WMA WonsDensity

DataSource


patersons curse Alan M. Gray(1473)

01-Sep-2008 526640, 5237680 +/-50m




01-Jan-0001 526700, 5238160 +/-50m


1277338 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524140, 5240844 +/-200m


Present Yes


23-Jul-2010 524150, 5240912 +/-200m


Present Yes


23-Jul-2010 524291, 5240753 +/-100m


Present Yes


23-Jul-2010 524248, 5240747 +/-200m


Present Yes

1411649 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Andrew North(2500)

14-Nov-2011 524934, 5240030 +/-10m

Present Yes

911021 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Tim Rudman(22437)

23-Oct-2000 526782, 5232973 +/-50m

Present Yes

911779 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Tim Rudman(22437)

23-Oct-2000 526802, 5236683 +/-25m

Present Yes

592150 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Karen Ziegler(3104)

06-Oct-2004 524575, 5240344 +/-10m

Present Yes


06-Oct-2004 524681, 5240450 +/-100m

Present Yes


06-Oct-2004 524484, 5240307 +/-10m

Present Yes

1169840 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Heather Clark(17062)

01-Mar-2008 524150, 5236310 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524400, 5236330 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524760, 5236340 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524250, 5236460 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524390, 5236540 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 525230, 5236650 +/-50m


1169849 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Andrew Welling(3369)

01-Apr-2007 521700, 5236960 +/-50m


1169850 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Annie Wapstra(9224)

01-Mar-2008 525520, 5237550 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524140, 5237710 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 523960, 5237740 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524390, 5238610 +/-50m


1169857 Erica lusitanica spanish heath UnknownUnknown(21598)

17-Oct-1959 525920, 5239286 +/- -1m



01-Mar-2008 523900, 5239360 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524200, 5239670 +/-50m



15-Aug-1980 525927, 5241137 +/- -1m



23-May-2003 524569, 5241142 +/- -1m



01-Mar-2008 524600, 5234220 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524560, 5234330 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524390, 5235020 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524440, 5235050 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524570, 5236119 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524490, 5236150 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524860, 5236251 +/-50m


Page 43 of 71





WMA WonsDensity

DataSource


08-Jan-1995 LineString Present Yes




08-Jan-1995 MultiLineString Present Yes


01-Mar-2008 524680, 5236420 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 525220, 5236540 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524140, 5237830 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524690, 5236130 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 524060, 5236310 +/-50m



01-Mar-2008 523240, 5238519 +/-50m



09-Sep-1960 525920, 5239286 +/- -1m


260562 Erica lusitanica spanish heath T. Shea (5642) 15-Aug-1980 526112, 5241483 +/-1000m

Kingston HighSchool

Present Yes

929942 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Alex Buchanan(1467)

23-May-2003 524459, 5240992 +/-2000m

Present Yes

462866 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Louise Gilfedder(1499)

01-Jan-1993 525512, 5240383 +/-100m

Present Yes


01-Jan-1993 525112, 5238183 +/-1000m

Present Yes

422832 Erica lusitanica spanish heath JamieKirkpatrick(1315)

01-Nov-1984 526812, 5242183 +/-100m

Present Yes

1467647 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Louise Gilfedder(1499),F Duncan(27509)

10-Mar-2016 527250, 5235300 +/-200m

236 TinderboxRoad

Present Yes

1405418 Erica lusitanica spanish heath Mark Wapstra(1621)

03-Oct-2013 525717, 5235922 +/- 5m 505 TinderboxRoad,Tinderbox

Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes

Page 44 of 71





WMA WonsDensity

DataSource



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes

1422515 Erica lusitanica spanish heath James Hattam(25981)

05-Aug-2014 526465, 5235193 +/-50m

Present Yes



Present Yes

1226441 Foeniculumvulgare

fennel UnknownUnknown(21598)



fennel Alex Buchanan(1467)

13-Feb-1997 521512, 5236683 +/-100m

Northwest BayRiver atMargate

Present Yes


fennel UnknownUnknown(21598)


1078609 Genistamonspessulana

canary broom Andrew North(2500)

21-Jun-2007 525150, 5240401 +/- 0m KingstonRetirementVillage

Present Yes


canary broom Mark Wapstra(1621)


Present Yes


canary broom Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524248, 5240747 +/-200m


Present Yes


canary broom Andrew North(2500)

14-Nov-2011 524743, 5240029 +/-10m

Present Yes


canary broom Dave Sayers(22086)

15-May-2012 523780, 5239989 +/-10m

Present Yes



15-May-2012 523259, 5238243 +/-10m

Present Yes



15-May-2012 523766, 5239862 +/-10m

Present Yes

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WMA WonsDensity

DataSource


canary broom Tim Rudman(22437)

23-Oct-2000 525212, 5233543 +/-25m

Present Yes


canary broom Raymond (Ray)Brereton (2095)

04-Jul-1994 526712, 5239583 +/-50m

Present Yes


canary broom Karen Ziegler(3104)

06-Oct-2004 524484, 5240307 +/-10m

Present Yes



06-Oct-2004 524681, 5240450 +/-100m

Present Yes



06-Oct-2004 524575, 5240344 +/-10m

Present Yes


canary broom Janet Somerville(2865)

27-Sep-1958 525312, 5241483 +/-2000m

Main Road,cnr. RoslynAvenue andMount RoyalRoad,Blackmans Bay

Present Yes



24-Sep-1958 525312, 5241483 +/-2000m

Browns River Present Yes



05-Oct-1958 525312, 5241483 +/-2000m

NearClarendonHome,KingstonBeach

Present Yes


canary broom Mark Wapstra(1621)


Present Yes


canary broom Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524140, 5240844 +/-200m


Present Yes

1171739 Lepidium draba hoary cress orwhite weed

Cassandra Strain(6044)

23-Oct-2008 523100, 5240997 +/-50m


462850 Lepidium draba hoary cress orwhite weed

Louise Gilfedder(1499)

01-Jan-1993 525512, 5240383 +/-100m

Present Yes

1169163 Leycesteriaformosa

elisha's tears orhimalayanhoneysuckle

UnknownUnknown(21598)

01-Jan-2007 522493, 5235487 +/- -1m


1170143 Leycesteriaformosa

elisha's tears orhimalayanhoneysuckle

Annie Wapstra(9224)

01-Mar-2008 524520, 5239170 +/-50m


1090124 Rubusanglocandicans

blackberry Mark Wapstra(1621)


Present Yes




Present Yes




Present Yes




Present Yes




Present Yes




Present Yes




Present Yes

1411642 Rubus fruticosus blackberry Andrew North(2500)

14-Nov-2011 524760, 5240013 +/-10m

Present Yes


14-Nov-2011 524896, 5240012 +/-10m

Present Yes


14-Nov-2011 524935, 5240039 +/-10m

Present Yes


14-Nov-2011 524934, 5240030 +/-10m

Present Yes

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WMA WonsDensity

DataSource

1411680 Rubus fruticosus blackberry Dave Sayers(22086)

15-May-2012 523775, 5240413 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523730, 5240270 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523742, 5240044 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523815, 5239856 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523769, 5238906 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523689, 5238722 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523550, 5238617 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523522, 5238570 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523440, 5238455 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523383, 5238373 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523351, 5238328 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523529, 5238620 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523741, 5239894 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523679, 5239958 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523690, 5240252 +/-10m

Present Yes

911786 Rubus fruticosus blackberry Tim Rudman(22437)

23-Oct-2000 526802, 5236683 +/-25m

Present Yes

911023 Rubus fruticosus blackberry Tim Rudman(22437)

23-Sep-2000 526802, 5236683 +/-100m

Present Yes

841408 Rubus fruticosus blackberry UnknownUnknown(21598)

18-Apr-1988 525312, 5233383 +/-100m

Present Yes

592099 Rubus fruticosus blackberry Karen Ziegler(3104)

06-Oct-2004 524484, 5240307 +/-10m

Present Yes


06-Oct-2004 524681, 5240450 +/-100m

Present Yes


06-Oct-2004 524575, 5240344 +/-10m

Present Yes

583202 Rubus fruticosus blackberry David Ziegeler(7381)

15-Dec-2003 525412, 5238183 +/-10m

Present Yes









474406 Rubus fruticosus blackberry Louise Gilfedder(1499)

01-Jan-1993 525512, 5240383 +/-100m

Present Yes


01-Jan-1993 525112, 5238183 +/-1000m

Present Yes

1467678 Rubus fruticosus blackberry Louise Gilfedder(1499),F Duncan(27509)

10-Mar-2016 527250, 5235300 +/-200m

236 TinderboxRoad

Present Yes


14-Nov-2011 524787, 5240005 +/-10m

Present Yes

1411637 Rubus fruticosus blackberry David Ziegeler(7381)

07-Nov-2011 525002, 5240102 +/-10m

Present Yes

1277227 Rubus fruticosus blackberry Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524248, 5240747 +/-200m


Present Yes


23-Jul-2010 524168, 5240771 +/-200m


Present Yes


23-Jul-2010 524291, 5240753 +/-100m


Present Yes

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WMA WonsDensity

DataSource


23-Jul-2010 524150, 5240912 +/-200m


Present Yes


23-Jul-2010 524141, 5240720 +/-200m


Present Yes


23-Jul-2010 524140, 5240844 +/-200m


Present Yes

258514 Salix x fragilisnothovar. fragilis

crack willow Alex Buchanan(1467)

13-Feb-1997 521512, 5236683 +/-100m

Northwest BayRiver atMargate

Present Yes

1411718 Seneciojacobaea

ragwort Dave Sayers(22086)

15-May-2012 523525, 5238593 +/-10m

Present Yes

1411730 Seneciojacobaea

ragwort Dave Sayers(22086)

15-May-2012 523645, 5240154 +/-10m

Present Yes

1277235 Ulex europaeus gorse Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524248, 5240747 +/-200m


Present Yes

1090125 Ulex europaeus gorse Mark Wapstra(1621)


Present Yes

1411688 Ulex europaeus gorse Dave Sayers(22086)

15-May-2012 523825, 5239805 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523833, 5239761 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523821, 5239696 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523808, 5239676 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523783, 5239523 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523804, 5239036 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523798, 5238991 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523719, 5238857 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523788, 5238862 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523296, 5238272 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523536, 5238645 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523624, 5238788 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523586, 5238746 +/-10m

Present Yes


15-May-2012 523573, 5238699 +/-10m

Present Yes

1166312 Ulex europaeus gorse UnknownUnknown(21598)

01-Oct-1999 523852, 5239312 +/- -1m



13-May-2003 522578, 5238361 +/- -1m



07-Feb-2001 523832, 5239682 +/- -1m



05-Oct-2001 523892, 5239652 +/- -1m



12-Mar-2003 523752, 5240147 +/- -1m



12-Mar-2003 523752, 5240028 +/- -1m



12-Mar-2003 523865, 5239402 +/- -1m



12-Mar-2003 523800, 5239356 +/- -1m



28-May-2003 523504, 5238622 +/- -1m


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Unverified Records






WMA WonsDensity

DataSource


28-May-2003 523557, 5238673 +/- -1m



13-May-2003 522777, 5238449 +/- -1m


1171741 Ulex europaeus gorse Matthew Baker(6602)

25-Sep-2008 524459, 5240993 +/-50m









01-Jan-2001 523912, 5239582 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2001 523504, 5238622 +/- -1m



01-Jan-2001 523518, 5238667 +/- -1m



01-Oct-1999 523912, 5239562 +/- -1m



12-Mar-2003 523819, 5239413 +/- -1m



12-Mar-2003 523799, 5239304 +/- -1m


474421 Ulex europaeus gorse Louise Gilfedder(1499)

01-Jan-1993 525512, 5240383 +/-100m

Present Yes

422854 Ulex europaeus gorse JamieKirkpatrick(1315)

01-Nov-1984 526812, 5242183 +/-100m

Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes



Present Yes


15-May-2012 523780, 5239983 +/-10m

Present Yes

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*** No Priority Weeds found within 500 metres ***

Priority Weeds within 500 m

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530677, 5242866

522664, 5232043


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Verified Records

Unverified Records




LocationDescription

WMA WonsDensity

DataSource

1411727 Acacia baileyana cootamundrawattle

Dave Sayers(22086)

15-May-2012 523705, 5239932 +/-10m

Present No


David Ziegeler(7381)

15-Dec-2003 525412, 5238283 +/-500m

Present No


Karen Ziegler(3104)

06-Oct-2004 524484, 5240307 +/-10m

Present No

1289312 Acacia howittii sticky wattle Iona Mitchell(3342)

28-Sep-2012 524941, 5233944 +/-100m

Present No

1405229 Acacia howittii sticky wattle Mark Wapstra(1621)


Present No

1180544 Billardieraheterophylla

bluebell creeper R Menary(21820)

03-Jun-2009 525000, 5240400 +/-50m

Present No Not known(or uncertain)

1405392 Echiumcandicans

pride of madeira Mark Wapstra(1621)


Present No

1170891 Grevillearosmarinifolia

rosemarygrevillea

Matthew Baker(6602)

25-Sep-2008 524459, 5240993 +/-50m


1180543 Pittosporumundulatum

australiandaphne,victorian box,mock orange,sweetpittosporum orvictorian laurel

Matthew Baker(6602)

25-Sep-2008 524861, 5240076 +/-50m




Raymond (Ray)Brereton (2095)

04-Jul-1994 526812, 5239283 +/-50m

Present No



Mark Wapstra(1621)


Present No



Alex Buchanan(1467)

19-Aug-1996 526612, 5241783 +/-100m

Tyndal Road,Kingston.

Present No



Raymond (Ray)Brereton (2095)

04-Jul-1994 526712, 5239583 +/-50m

Present No



Louise Gilfedder(1499),F Duncan(27509)

10-Mar-2016 527250, 5235300 +/-200m

236 TinderboxRoad

Present No



Mark Wapstra(1621)


Present No

462924 Reseda luteola weld Louise Gilfedder(1499)

01-Jan-1993 525512, 5240383 +/-100m

Present No

259225 Salix x pendulinavar. pendulina

weeping willow Alex Buchanan(1467)

01-Oct-1997 525712, 5242283 +/-100m

Browns Road,Kingston

Present No

1277353 Salix x pendulinavar. pendulina

weeping willow Kirsty Kay(21610)

23-Jul-2010 524140, 5240844 +/-200m


Present No

1411647 Schinusterebinthifolius

broad-leavedpepper tree

Andrew North(2500)

14-Nov-2011 524955, 5240047 +/-10m

Present No

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527725, 5238862

525598, 5236044

Threatened Communities (TNVC 2014) within 1000 metres

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Legend: Threatened Communities


Threatened Communities (TNVC 2014) within 1000 metres

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For more information contact: Coordinator, Tasmanian Vegetation Monitoring and Mapping Program, Conservation Values Information Section.

Telephone: (03) 6165 4320



Threatened Communities (TNVC 2014) within 1000 metresScheduled Community Id Scheduled Community Name

22 Eucalyptus tenuiramis forest and woodland on sediments

17 Eucalyptus globulus dry forest and woodland




14 Eucalyptus amygdalina forest and woodland on sandstone



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527725, 5238862

525598, 5236044

TASVEG 3.0 Communities within 1000 metres

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Legend: TASVEG 3.0


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For more information contact: Coordinator, Tasmanian Vegetation Monitoring and Mapping Program, Conservation Values Information Section.

Telephone: (03) 6165 4320



TASVEG 3.0 Communities within 1000 metresCode Community Emergent Species

DTO (DTO) Eucalyptus tenuiramis forest and woodland on sediments

FAG (FAG) Agricultural land

DGL (DGL) Eucalyptus globulus dry forest and woodland

DVG (DVG) Eucalyptus viminalis grassy forest and woodland

FUR (FUR) Urban areas


DPU (DPU) Eucalyptus pulchella forest and woodland

DAS (DAS) Eucalyptus amygdalina forest and woodland on sandstone



DAD (DAD) Eucalyptus amygdalina forest and woodland on dolerite











FRG (FRG) Regenerating cleared land








DAD (DAD) Eucalyptus amygdalina forest and woodland on dolerite

NAV (NAV) Allocasuarina verticillata forest










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527725, 5238862

525598, 5236044

Geoconservation sites within 1000 metres

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Legend: Geoconservation (NVA)


Geoconservation sites within 1000 metres

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Note: Restricted sites are not displayed.

For more information about the Geoconservation Database, please visit the website

http://www.dpipwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/WebPages/LBUN-6TY32G?open

or contact the Geoconservation Officer:

Telephone: (03) 6165 4401



Geoconservation sites within 1000 metresId Name Statement of Significance Geographical Significance Status

2198 Blackmans Bay DoleriteContact

Notable example of type. Part of the site is one of theoriginal GSA 1979 geological monuments.

Continent Listed

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527725, 5238862

525598, 5236044

Reserves within 1000 metres

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Legend: Tasmanian Reserve Estate


Reserves within 1000 metres

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For more information about the Tasmanian Reserve Estate, please contact the Sustainable Land Use and Information Management Branch.

Telephone: (03) 6233 2744

Fax: (03) 6223 8603


Reserves within 1000 metresName Classification Status

Fossil Cove Conservation Area Conservation Area Other Formal Reserve

Informal Reserve on other public land Informal Reserve



Fossil Cove Conservation Area Conservation Area Other Formal Reserve

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527725, 5238862

525598, 5236044

Known biosecurity risks within 1000 meters

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Legend: Biosecurity Risk Species

Legend: Hygiene infrastructure



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-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Species of biosecurity risk

No known species of biosecurity risk found within 1000 metres

Generic Biosecurity Guidelines

The level and type of hygiene protocols required will vary depending on the tenure, activity and land use of the area. In all cases adhere to the land manager's

biosecurity (hygiene) protocols. As a minimum always Check / Clean / Dry (Disinfect) clothing and equipment before trips and between sites within a trip as needed

http://www.dpipwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/Publications/LBUN-8896DT?open

On Reserved land, the more remote, infrequently visited and undisturbed areas require tighter biosecurity measures.

In addition, where susceptible species and communities are known to occur, tighter biosecurity measures are required.

Apply controls relevant to the area / activity:

Don't access sites infested with pathogen or weed species unless absolutely necessary. If it is necessary to visit, adopt high level hygiene protocols.

Consider not accessing non-infested sites containing known susceptible species / communities. If it is necessary to visit, adopt high level hygiene protocols.

Don't undertake activities that might spread pest / pathogen / weed species such as deliberately moving soil or water between areas.

Modify / restrict activities to reduce the chance of spreading pest / pathogen / weed species e.g. avoid periods when weeds are seeding, avoid clothing/equipment

that excessively collects soil and plant material e.g. Velcro, excessive tread on boots.

Plan routes to visit clean (uninfested) sites prior to dirty (infested) sites. Do not travel through infested areas when moving between sites.

Minimise the movement of soil, water, plant material and hitchhiking wildlife between areas by using the Check / Clean / Dry (Disinfect when drying is not possible)

procedure for all clothing, footwear, equipment, hand tools and vehicles http://www.dpipwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/ThemeNodes/SLEN-5NU68G?open

Neoprene and netting can take 48 hours to dry, use non-porous gear wherever possible.

Use walking track boot wash stations where available.

Keep a hygiene kit in the vehicle that includes a scrubbing brush, boot pick, and disinfectant http://www.dpipwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/Publications/LBUN-8896DT?open

Dispose of all freshwater away from natural water bodies e.g. do not empty water into streams or ponds.

Dispose of used disinfectant ideally in town though a treatment or septic system. Always keep disinfectant well away from natural water systems.

Securely contain any high risk pest / pathogen / weed species that must be collected and moved e.g. biological samples.

Hygiene Infrastructure

No known hygiene infrastructure found within 1000 metres


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EPBC Act Protected Matters Report

This report provides general guidance on matters of national environmental significance and other mattersprotected by the EPBC Act in the area you have selected.

Information on the coverage of this report and qualifications on data supporting this report are contained in thecaveat at the end of the report.

Information is available about Environment Assessments and the EPBC Act including significance guidelines,forms and application process details.

Other Matters Protected by the EPBC Act

Acknowledgements

Buffer: 2.0Km

Matters of NES

Report created: 30/06/16 15:22:40

Coordinates

This map may contain data which are©Commonwealth of Australia(Geoscience Australia), ©PSMA 2010

CaveatExtra Information

DetailsSummary

http://www.environment.gov.au/protection/environment-assessments

Summary

This part of the report summarises the matters of national environmental significance that may occur in, or mayrelate to, the area you nominated. Further information is available in the detail part of the report, which can beaccessed by scrolling or following the links below. If you are proposing to undertake an activity that may have asignificant impact on one or more matters of national environmental significance then you should consider theAdministrative Guidelines on Significance.

Matters of National Environmental Significance

Listed Threatened Ecological Communities:

Listed Migratory Species:

1

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park:

Wetlands of International Importance:

Listed Threatened Species:

None

47

None

None

National Heritage Places:

Commonwealth Marine Area:

World Heritage Properties:

None

None

28

The EPBC Act protects the environment on Commonwealth land, the environment from the actions taken onCommonwealth land, and the environment from actions taken by Commonwealth agencies. As heritage values of aplace are part of the 'environment', these aspects of the EPBC Act protect the Commonwealth Heritage values of aCommonwealth Heritage place. Information on the new heritage laws can be found athttp://www.environment.gov.au/heritage

This part of the report summarises other matters protected under the Act that may relate to the area you nominated.Approval may be required for a proposed activity that significantly affects the environment on Commonwealth land,when the action is outside the Commonwealth land, or the environment anywhere when the action is taken onCommonwealth land. Approval may also be required for the Commonwealth or Commonwealth agencies proposing totake an action that is likely to have a significant impact on the environment anywhere.

A permit may be required for activities in or on a Commonwealth area that may affect a member of a listed threatenedspecies or ecological community, a member of a listed migratory species, whales and other cetaceans, or a member ofa listed marine species.


None

None

10

Listed Marine Species:

Whales and Other Cetaceans:

43

Commonwealth Heritage Places:

1

None

Critical Habitats:

Commonwealth Land:

Commonwealth Reserves Terrestrial:

NoneCommonwealth Reserves Marine:

Extra Information

This part of the report provides information that may also be relevant to the area you have nominated.

None

5State and Territory Reserves:

Nationally Important Wetlands:

1Regional Forest Agreements:

Invasive Species: 35

NoneKey Ecological Features (Marine)

http://www.environment.gov.au/protection/environment-assessments

http://www.environment.gov.au/epbc/permits-and-application-forms

Details

Listed Threatened Species [ Resource Information ]Name Status Type of PresenceBirds

Tasmanian Wedge-tailed Eagle, Wedge-tailed Eagle(Tasmanian) [64435]

Endangered Breeding likely to occurwithin area

Aquila audax fleayi

Australasian Bittern [1001] Endangered Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Botaurus poiciloptilus

Tasmanian Azure Kingfisher [25977] Endangered Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Ceyx azureus diemenensis

Antipodean Albatross [64458] Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Diomedea antipodensis

Gibson's Albatross [82270] Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Diomedea antipodensis gibsoni

Southern Royal Albatross [1072] Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Diomedea epomophora (sensu stricto)

Wandering Albatross [1073] Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Diomedea exulans (sensu lato)

Northern Royal Albatross [64456] Endangered Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Diomedea sanfordi

White-bellied Storm-Petrel (Tasman Sea), White-bellied Storm-Petrel (Australasian) [64438]

Vulnerable Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Fregetta grallaria grallaria

Swift Parrot [744] Critically Endangered Breeding likely to occurwithin area

Lathamus discolor

Bar-tailed Godwit (baueri), Western Alaskan Bar-tailedGodwit [86380]


Limosa lapponica baueri

For threatened ecological communities where the distribution is well known, maps are derived from recoveryplans, State vegetation maps, remote sensing imagery and other sources. Where threatened ecologicalcommunity distributions are less well known, existing vegetation maps and point location data are used toproduce indicative distribution maps.

Listed Threatened Ecological Communities [ Resource Information ]

Name Status Type of PresenceGiant Kelp Marine Forests of South East Australia Endangered Community likely to occur

within area

Matters of National Environmental Significance

Name Status Type of Presence

Northern Siberian Bar-tailed Godwit, Bar-tailed Godwit(menzbieri) [86432]

Critically Endangered Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Limosa lapponica menzbieri

Southern Giant-Petrel, Southern Giant Petrel [1060] Endangered Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Macronectes giganteus

Northern Giant Petrel [1061] Vulnerable Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Macronectes halli

Fairy Prion (southern) [64445] Vulnerable Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Pachyptila turtur subantarctica

Forty-spotted Pardalote [418] Endangered Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Pardalotus quadragintus

Gould's Petrel, Australian Gould's Petrel [26033] Endangered Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Pterodroma leucoptera leucoptera

Australian Fairy Tern [82950] Vulnerable Breeding likely to occurwithin area

Sternula nereis nereis

Buller's Albatross, Pacific Albatross [64460] Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Thalassarche bulleri

Shy Albatross, Tasmanian Shy Albatross [82345] Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Thalassarche cauta cauta

White-capped Albatross [82344] Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Thalassarche cauta steadi

Grey-headed Albatross [66491] Endangered Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Thalassarche chrysostoma

Campbell Albatross, Campbell Black-browed Albatross[64459]

Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Thalassarche impavida

Black-browed Albatross [66472] Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Thalassarche melanophris

Salvin's Albatross [64463] Vulnerable Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Thalassarche salvini

Hooded Plover (eastern) [66726] Vulnerable Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Thinornis rubricollis rubricollis

Masked Owl (Tasmanian) [67051] Vulnerable Breeding known to occurwithin area

Tyto novaehollandiae castanops (Tasmanian population)

Fish

Spotted Handfish [64418] Critically Endangered Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Brachionichthys hirsutus

Australian Grayling [26179] Vulnerable Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Prototroctes maraena

Red Handfish [83756] Critically Endangered Species or speciesThymichthys politus

Name Status Type of Presencehabitat may occur withinarea

Insects

Tasmanian Chaostola Skipper, Heath-sand Skipper[77672]

Endangered Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Antipodia chaostola leucophaea

Mammals

Blue Whale [36] Endangered Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Balaenoptera musculus

Spotted-tail Quoll, Spot-tailed Quoll, Tiger Quoll(Tasmanian population) [75183]


Dasyurus maculatus maculatus (Tasmanian population)

Eastern Quoll, Luaner [333] Endangered Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Dasyurus viverrinus

Southern Right Whale [40] Endangered Breeding likely to occurwithin area

Eubalaena australis

Humpback Whale [38] Vulnerable Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Megaptera novaeangliae

Eastern Barred Bandicoot (Tasmania) [66651] Vulnerable Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Perameles gunnii gunnii

Tasmanian Devil [299] Endangered Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Sarcophilus harrisii

Other

a land snail, a charopid land snail [82806] Critically Endangered Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Discocharopa vigens

Tasmanian Live-bearing Seastar [85451] Vulnerable Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Parvulastra vivipara

Plants

Tailed Spider-orchid [17067] Vulnerable Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Caladenia caudata

Matted Flax-lily [64886] Endangered Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Dianella amoena

Clover Glycine, Purple Clover [13910] Vulnerable Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Glycine latrobeana

Basalt Pepper-cress, Peppercress, Rubble Pepper-cress, Pepperweed [16542]

Endangered Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Lepidium hyssopifolium

Tapered Leek-orchid [64947] Endangered Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Prasophyllum apoxychilum

Fleshy Greenhood [66694] Critically Endangered Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Pterostylis wapstrarum

Sharks

Great White Shark [64470] Vulnerable Species or species habitatknown to occur

Carcharodon carcharias

Name Status Type of Presencewithin area

Listed Migratory Species [ Resource Information ]* Species is listed under a different scientific name on the EPBC Act - Threatened Species list.Name Threatened Type of PresenceMigratory Marine Birds

Fork-tailed Swift [678] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Apus pacificus







Gibson's Albatross [64466] Vulnerable* Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Diomedea gibsoni


Diomedea sanfordi




Macronectes halli

Flesh-footed Shearwater, Fleshy-footed Shearwater[1043]

Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Puffinus carneipes



Shy Albatross, Tasmanian Shy Albatross [64697] Vulnerable* Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Thalassarche cauta (sensu stricto)










White-capped Albatross [64462] Vulnerable* Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Thalassarche steadi

Migratory Marine Species

Name Threatened Type of Presence



Pygmy Right Whale [39] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Caperea marginata

Great White Shark [64470] Vulnerable Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Carcharodon carcharias


Eubalaena australis

Dusky Dolphin [43] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Lagenorhynchus obscurus

Porbeagle, Mackerel Shark [83288] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Lamna nasus



Killer Whale, Orca [46] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Orcinus orca

Migratory Terrestrial Species

White-throated Needletail [682] Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Hirundapus caudacutus

Satin Flycatcher [612] Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Myiagra cyanoleuca

Migratory Wetlands Species

Latham's Snipe, Japanese Snipe [863] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Gallinago hardwickii

Bar-tailed Godwit [844] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Limosa lapponica

Listed Marine Species [ Resource Information ]* Species is listed under a different scientific name on the EPBC Act - Threatened Species list.Name Threatened Type of PresenceBirds

Fork-tailed Swift [678] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Apus pacificus

Commonwealth Land [ Resource Information ]The Commonwealth area listed below may indicate the presence of Commonwealth land in this vicinity. Due tothe unreliability of the data source, all proposals should be checked as to whether it impacts on aCommonwealth area, before making a definitive decision. Contact the State or Territory government landdepartment for further information.

NameCommonwealth Land -


Name Threatened Type of Presence

Great Egret, White Egret [59541] Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Ardea alba

Cattle Egret [59542] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Ardea ibis







Gibson's Albatross [64466] Vulnerable* Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Diomedea gibsoni


Diomedea sanfordi

Latham's Snipe, Japanese Snipe [863] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Gallinago hardwickii

White-bellied Sea-Eagle [943] Breeding known to occurwithin area

Haliaeetus leucogaster

White-throated Needletail [682] Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Hirundapus caudacutus

Swift Parrot [744] Critically Endangered Breeding likely to occurwithin area

Lathamus discolor

Bar-tailed Godwit [844] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Limosa lapponica




Macronectes halli

Satin Flycatcher [612] Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Myiagra cyanoleuca

Fairy Prion [1066] Species or species habitatknown to occur within area

Pachyptila turtur

Flesh-footed Shearwater, Fleshy-footed Shearwater[1043]

Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Puffinus carneipes



Shy Albatross, Tasmanian Shy Albatross [64697] Vulnerable* Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely

Thalassarche cauta (sensu stricto)

Name Threatened Type of Presenceto occur within area










White-capped Albatross [64462] Vulnerable* Foraging, feeding or relatedbehaviour likely to occurwithin area

Thalassarche steadi

Hooded Plover [59510] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Thinornis rubricollis

Hooded Plover (eastern) [66726] Vulnerable Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Thinornis rubricollis rubricollis

Fish

Big-belly Seahorse, Eastern Potbelly Seahorse, NewZealand Potbelly Seahorse [66233]

Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Hippocampus abdominalis

Short-head Seahorse, Short-snouted Seahorse[66235]


Hippocampus breviceps

Crested Pipefish, Briggs' Crested Pipefish, Briggs'Pipefish [66242]


Histiogamphelus briggsii

Sawtooth Pipefish [66252] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Maroubra perserrata

Mollison's Pipefish [66260] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Mitotichthys mollisoni

Halfbanded Pipefish [66261] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Mitotichthys semistriatus

Tucker's Pipefish [66262] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Mitotichthys tuckeri

Common Seadragon, Weedy Seadragon [66268] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Phyllopteryx taeniolatus

Spiny Pipehorse, Australian Spiny Pipehorse [66275] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Solegnathus spinosissimus

Spotted Pipefish, Gulf Pipefish [66276] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Stigmatopora argus

Widebody Pipefish, Wide-bodied Pipefish, BlackPipefish [66277]

Species or species habitatmay occur within

Stigmatopora nigra

Name Threatened Type of Presencearea

a pipefish [74966] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Stigmatopora olivacea

Hairy Pipefish [66282] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Urocampus carinirostris

Port Phillip Pipefish [66284] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Vanacampus phillipi

Mammals

Long-nosed Fur-seal, New Zealand Fur-seal [20] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Arctocephalus forsteri

Australian Fur-seal, Australo-African Fur-seal [21] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Arctocephalus pusillus

Whales and other Cetaceans [ Resource Information ]Name Status Type of PresenceMammals

Minke Whale [33] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Balaenoptera acutorostrata



Pygmy Right Whale [39] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Caperea marginata

Common Dophin, Short-beaked Common Dolphin [60] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Delphinus delphis


Eubalaena australis

Risso's Dolphin, Grampus [64] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Grampus griseus

Dusky Dolphin [43] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Lagenorhynchus obscurus



Killer Whale, Orca [46] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Orcinus orca

Bottlenose Dolphin [68417] Species or species habitatmay occur within area

Tursiops truncatus s. str.

State and Territory Reserves [ Resource Information ]Name StateFossil Cove TASPeter Murrell TASPeter Murrell TASThinking Frog - Tinderbox TASTinderbox Marine TAS

Regional Forest Agreements [ Resource Information ]

Note that all areas with completed RFAs have been included.

Name StateTasmania RFA Tasmania

Extra Information

Invasive Species [ Resource Information ]Weeds reported here are the 20 species of national significance (WoNS), along with other introduced plantsthat are considered by the States and Territories to pose a particularly significant threat to biodiversity. Thefollowing feral animals are reported: Goat, Red Fox, Cat, Rabbit, Pig, Water Buffalo and Cane Toad. Maps fromLandscape Health Project, National Land and Water Resouces Audit, 2001.

Name Status Type of PresenceBirds

Common Myna, Indian Myna [387] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Acridotheres tristis

Skylark [656] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Alauda arvensis

Mallard [974] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Anas platyrhynchos

European Goldfinch [403] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Carduelis carduelis

European Greenfinch [404] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Carduelis chloris

Rock Pigeon, Rock Dove, Domestic Pigeon [803] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Columba livia

House Sparrow [405] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Passer domesticus

Spotted Turtle-Dove [780] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Streptopelia chinensis

Common Starling [389] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Sturnus vulgaris

Common Blackbird, Eurasian Blackbird [596] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Turdus merula

Mammals

Domestic Dog [82654] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Canis lupus familiaris

Goat [2] Species or species habitatlikely to occur

Capra hircus


Cat, House Cat, Domestic Cat [19] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Felis catus

Brown Hare [127] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Lepus capensis

House Mouse [120] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Mus musculus

Rabbit, European Rabbit [128] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Oryctolagus cuniculus

Brown Rat, Norway Rat [83] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Rattus norvegicus

Black Rat, Ship Rat [84] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Rattus rattus

Pig [6] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Sus scrofa

Red Fox, Fox [18] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Vulpes vulpes

Plants

Madeira Vine, Jalap, Lamb's-tail, Mignonette Vine,Anredera, Gulf Madeiravine, Heartleaf Madeiravine,Potato Vine [2643]

Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Anredera cordifolia

Climbing Asparagus, Climbing Asparagus Fern[66907]


Asparagus africanus

Bridal Creeper, Bridal Veil Creeper, Smilax, Florist'sSmilax, Smilax Asparagus [22473]


Asparagus asparagoides

Asparagus Fern, Climbing Asparagus Fern [23255] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Asparagus scandens

Bitou Bush, Boneseed [18983] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Chrysanthemoides monilifera

Boneseed [16905] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area


Broom, English Broom, Scotch Broom, CommonBroom, Scottish Broom, Spanish Broom [5934]


Cytisus scoparius

Flax-leaved Broom, Mediterranean Broom, Flax Broom[2800]


Genista linifolia

Montpellier Broom, Cape Broom, Canary Broom,Common Broom, French Broom, Soft Broom [20126]



African Boxthorn, Boxthorn [19235] Species or species habitatlikely to occur

Lycium ferocissimum


Chilean Needle grass [67699] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Nassella neesiana

Serrated Tussock, Yass River Tussock, Yass Tussock,Nassella Tussock (NZ) [18884]


Nassella trichotoma

Blackberry, European Blackberry [68406] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area


Willows except Weeping Willow, Pussy Willow andSterile Pussy Willow [68497]


Salix spp. except S.babylonica, S.x calodendron & S.x reichardtii

Gorse, Furze [7693] Species or species habitatlikely to occur within area

Ulex europaeus

- non-threatened seabirds which have only been mapped for recorded breeding sites

- migratory species that are very widespread, vagrant, or only occur in small numbers

- some species and ecological communities that have only recently been listed

Not all species listed under the EPBC Act have been mapped (see below) and therefore a report is a general guide only.Where available data supports mapping, the type of presence that can be determined from the data is indicated in generalterms. People using this information in making a referral may need to consider the qualifications below and may need to seekand consider other information sources.

For threatened ecological communities where the distribution is well known, maps are derived from recovery plans, Statevegetation maps, remote sensing imagery and other sources. Where threatened ecological community distributions are lesswell known, existing vegetation maps and point location data are used to produce indicative distribution maps.

- seals which have only been mapped for breeding sites near the Australian continent

Such breeding sites may be important for the protection of the Commonwealth Marine environment.

For species where the distributions are well known, maps are digitised from sources such as recovery plans and detailedhabitat studies. Where appropriate, core breeding, foraging and roosting areas are indicated under 'type of presence'. Forspecies whose distributions are less well known, point locations are collated from government wildlife authorities, museums,and non-government organisations; bioclimatic distribution models are generated and these validated by experts. In somecases, the distribution maps are based solely on expert knowledge.

The information presented in this report has been provided by a range of data sources as acknowledged at the end of thereport.

Caveat

- migratory and

The following species and ecological communities have not been mapped and do not appear in reports produced from thisdatabase:

- marine

This report is designed to assist in identifying the locations of places which may be relevant in determining obligations underthe Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. It holds mapped locations of World and National Heritageproperties, Wetlands of International and National Importance, Commonwealth and State/Territory reserves, listed threatened,migratory and marine species and listed threatened ecological communities. Mapping of Commonwealth land is not completeat this stage. Maps have been collated from a range of sources at various resolutions.

- threatened species listed as extinct or considered as vagrants

- some terrestrial species that overfly the Commonwealth marine area

The following groups have been mapped, but may not cover the complete distribution of the species:

Only selected species covered by the following provisions of the EPBC Act have been mapped:

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Coordinates

-Environment and Planning Directorate, ACT-Birdlife Australia-Australian Bird and Bat Banding Scheme

-Department of Parks and Wildlife, Western Australia

Acknowledgements

-Office of Environment and Heritage, New South Wales

-Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, Tasmania

-Parks and Wildlife Commission NT, Northern Territory Government-Department of Environmental and Heritage Protection, Queensland

-Department of Environment and Primary Industries, Victoria

-Australian National Wildlife Collection

-Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources, South Australia

This database has been compiled from a range of data sources. The department acknowledges the followingcustodians who have contributed valuable data and advice:

-Australian Museum

-National Herbarium of NSW

Forestry Corporation, NSW-Australian Government, Department of Defence

-State Herbarium of South Australia

The Department is extremely grateful to the many organisations and individuals who provided expert adviceand information on numerous draft distributions.

-Natural history museums of Australia

-Queensland Museum

-Australian National Herbarium, Atherton and Canberra

-Royal Botanic Gardens and National Herbarium of Victoria

-Geoscience Australia

-Ocean Biogeographic Information System

-Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums-Queensland Herbarium

-Western Australian Herbarium

-Tasmanian Herbarium

-Northern Territory Herbarium

-South Australian Museum

-Museum Victoria

-University of New England

-CSIRO-Other groups and individuals

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