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

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Figure 11: MU 2 is characterized by a variety of grasses, shrubs and planted trees, such as the lodgepole pines shown here. Figure 12: The east portion of MU 2 is vegetated largely by grasses, forbs, and shrubs. A few alders also occur. Blackie Spit Park: Wildlife Habitat Enhancement Plan – Management Unit 19 82
Figure 13: East end of hedgerow in MU 4 between community garden (right) and Dunsmiur old-field (left). Figure 14: North part of the Dunsmiur old-field (MU 4) is characterized by reed canarygrass and elderberry. Figure 15: The north end of the Dunsmuir old-field (MU 4) is overgrowing with blackberries. Note planted lodgepole pines. Blackie Spit Park: Wildlife Habitat Enhancement Plan – Management Unit 19 83
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Blackie Spit Park: Wildlife Habitat
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Table of Contents Executive Summary
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3.1 Initial Enhancement Requirement
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2.0 Goals and Objectives ..........
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List of Figures Part 1 Figure 1: Lo
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List of Drawings in Part 2 Drawing
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passerines, and to a much lesser ex
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2.3 Local Blackie Spit, situated in
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species include Scotch broom (Cytis
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Figure 3: Blackie Spit Trails: Exis
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MANAGEMENT UNIT 3. Community Garden
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MANAGEMENT UNIT 11. Dog-offleash WI
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3.3.2 Management Unit Cost Summary
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3.3.3 Management Priorities First p
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3.3.4.2 Systematic Surveys All syst
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The method entails searching along
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Management Unit MU 8 MU 9 MU 10 Mon
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PART 2: DETAILED MANAGEMENT UNIT MA
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3.2 Ongoing Maintenance Requirement
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Management Unit 2: Rail Side 1.0 Ex
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3.2 Ongoing Maintenance Requirement
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