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Blackie Spit Park: Wildlife Habitat Enhancement Plan - City of Surrey

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Management<br />

Unit<br />

MU 8<br />

MU 9<br />

MU 10<br />

Monitoring Frequency<br />

Annually 2 year intervals 3 year intervals 5 year intervals<br />

• As required,<br />

remove all<br />

blackberry and<br />

broom from<br />

areas northwest<br />

<strong>of</strong> woodlot<br />

• Cut areas with<br />

tansy in habitat<br />

units east <strong>of</strong> the<br />

multi purpose<br />

trail before the<br />

tansy flowers.<br />

Note cautions in<br />

management<br />

plan.<br />

Control <strong>of</strong> broom<br />

and blackberry.<br />

As required:<br />

• Remove invasive<br />

species.<br />

• Remove native<br />

shrubs from the<br />

grass/forb area<br />

when they<br />

exceed 5%<br />

coverage.<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong>t additional<br />

large-head sedge<br />

on bare sites in<br />

dune area.<br />

As necessary,<br />

remove shrubs and<br />

trees, including all<br />

large-growing<br />

trees, to maintain<br />

the desired ratio <strong>of</strong><br />

woody vegetation<br />

to grass/forb.<br />

If tansy persists<br />

after several years<br />

<strong>of</strong> cutting, rototill<br />

(5-8 cm deep) the<br />

infested area and<br />

plant with a<br />

grass/clover<br />

mixture as per the<br />

management plan.<br />

<strong>Blackie</strong> <strong>Spit</strong> <strong>Park</strong>: <strong>Wildlife</strong> <strong>Habitat</strong> <strong>Enhancement</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> – PART 1: Background and Summary 22

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