Stringybark Ecological

Tag: endangered ecological communities

Taking action for Threatened Species

Sep 5, 2022

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in Bushland management, Threatened Ecological Communities, Wildlife

by David Carr, Principal Ecologist, Stringybark Ecological On this Threatened Species Day, it’s time we got serious about what we are doing to stop Australia’s unique plants and animals from sliding to extinction. Whether it is well-known species like the koala or a less charismatic one, there are actions we can all take to protect…
Semi-evergreen Vine Thicket in northern NSW

Mar 13, 2015

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in Bushland management, Plant identification, Threatened Ecological Communities, Uncategorized

Northern NSW is home to a unique ecological community: Semi-evergreen Vine Thicket (or SEVT). A type of dry rainforest, this community includes a rich diversity of plants and animals. SEVT is often dominated by Notelaea microcarpa (Native Olive) and Geijera parviflora (Wilga) and usually has a low tree layer, a dense tall shrub layer and a dense ground…