Seaford Rail Vegetation Management Plan - Communitywebs.org
Seaford Rail Vegetation Management Plan - Communitywebs.org Seaford Rail Vegetation Management Plan - Communitywebs.org
Seaford Rail Extension Vegetation Management Plan 5.1.2 Revegetation Revegetation proposed for Management Area 5 is designed to run concurrently with weed control activities. Many of the areas chosen for revegetation have significant weed control issues that need to be addressed prior to revegetation works commencing. An intensive management approach is required and a close working relationship with the weed control and revegetation contractors is needed to ensure proposed activities are planned and coordinated. Revegetation locations have been broken into designated zones (Refer Figure 5). Each zone represents a distinct vegetation community to be planted. Zones may have one or multiple planting locations. Two revegetation zones have been divided (Zone A and C into A and A1 and C and C1 respectively). Each zone will be planted with their representative vegetation community, however Zones A1 and C1 are heavily invaded with Kikuyu and require specialised weed control over several years before revegetation can commence. Hence, they will not be planted in the same years as A and C. Two revegetation techniques have been selected for Area 5: 1. Tubestock planting requiring site preparation, bowl establishment, stakes and treeguards. 2. Tubestock / plant cells plugged directly into the ground using a Hamilton planter or similar implement. Refer to Onkaparinga Estuary Management Plan (EBS 2008) for further information of planting techniques. Photopoint locations should be set up at all major revegetation sites to document changes over time. Photopoint locations should be marked with a peg and GPS coordinates together with photo direction, documented. Site photos should be taken annually, preferably at the same time of year. 27
Seaford Rail Extension Vegetation Management Plan Figure 5. Management Area 5 – Revegetation locations. 28
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<strong>Seaford</strong> <strong>Rail</strong> Extension <strong>Vegetation</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />
Figure 5. <strong>Management</strong> Area 5 – Revegetation locations.<br />
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