Biodiversity Strategy - Gosford City Council - NSW Government

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Gosford City Council (1999) Stormwater Management Plan. Unpublished report prepared for Gosford City Council. Robertson I D (1998) ‘Survey of Predation by Domestic Cats’, Australian Veterinarian Journal Vol 76 No 8 August 1998. Short, L (2004) Planning For Bush Fire Protection - Two Years On In Bushfire in a Changing Environment: New Directions in Management Conference Proceedings June 24-25, 2004 pp 15-17. Walsh K (2003) ‘Climate Change and the Coast’ in Conference Workbook Climate Impacts on Australia’s Natural Resources: Current and Future Challenges, a conference sponsored by the Standing Committee on Natural Resource Management Managing Climate Change Variability Program, Surfers Paradise Queensland. Whetton P (2003) ‘Projected Future Climate Change for Australia’ in Conference Workbook Climate Impacts on Australia’s Natural Resources: Current and Future Challenges, a conference sponsored by the Standing Committee on Natural Resource Management Managing Climate Change Variability Program, Surfers Paradise Queensland. Biodiversity - Technical Report Page 169
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Gosford City Council BIODIVERSITY S
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CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION............
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A - 4.5 Climate ...................
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1 INTRODUCTION In accordance with C
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• Local interest groups such as B
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GOSFORD VISION 2025 INTERNATIONAL C
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Council is placing the information
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2 EXISTING SITUATION 2.1 Biodiversi
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ackdrop to areas of the City, conse
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Table 2: Statistics on Gosford's wa
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example, of the approximately 83 di
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• Biodiversity is best conserved
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6 Council to consider the developme
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Actions • Enhancing community edu
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5 Develop and implement strategies
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Appendix Gosford City Council BIODI
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CONTENTS APPENDIX GOSFORD CITY COUN
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A - 7.7 Human Interactions with Nat
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Genetic diversity is the variety of
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Biodiversity - Technical Report Pag
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A - 2.0 LEGISLATIVE CONTEXT The dev
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Amendment Act 2004 Standard Instrum
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areas within the Greater Metropolit
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A - 2.3.2 Council Corporate Reporti
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Biodiversity Toolbox The Commonweal
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A - 2.4 Discussion of Comparable Pl
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A - 2.6 References Australian Local
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• Bushcare Program - ongoing •
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A - 3.2 Appraisal of biodiversity p
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Officer Table 3.2. Area of properti
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and sub-communities and to provide
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the Central Coast. The returned sur
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Council received funding for develo
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Council commissioned the Bush Stone
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education and training opportunitie
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of urban development applications w
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Unmanaged cattle grazing can impact
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Three public schools in the catchme
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Milestone 5 - Monitoring and Report
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A - 3.4 References Australian Museu
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(see Figure 4. 3) which accounts fo
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Newcastle and forms a major barrier
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Mooney Mooney and Mangrove Creeks.
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Aeolian Landscapes Beach Landscapes
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A - 4.5 Climate Generally the clima
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Kangaroo, possums, flying squirrels
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A - 4.9 Current Landuse Since the 1
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State government is also preparing
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A - 5.0 TERRESTRIAL BIODIVERSITY Th
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Lily) was once relatively widesprea
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Figure 5.1 Native vegetation commun
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There have been few quantitative st
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• Rainforest • Wetlands • Dun
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Figure 5.5 Endangered ecological co
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of streams for water quality purpos
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Figures 5.5 - 5.7 Waratah (Telopea
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A - 5.4 A - 5.4.1 Terrestrial Fauna
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A - 5.4.3 Invertebrates There conti
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Page 135 and 136: considered. This is true for all ri
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