| Survey/Project Number: | 919 Total No. of Sites: 21 |
| Survey/Project Name: | MOKOTA Conservation Park Vegetation Species and Condition Mapping |
| Abstract: | In 1999, as an adjunct to the baseline survey of Mokota Conservation Park (BS116), north of Adelaide, South Australia, members of the Threatened Plant Action Group undertook visual vegetation-assessment at 21 sites. Most sites were located along the ridgelines and were in very poor condition. The data entered in this survey was sourced from the baseline-survey report Hyde (2000). Dominant or significant alien and native species occurring within 50 m of a GPS point were recorded and the sites were allocated a condition rating. In April 2014 visual vegetation-assessment was repeated at a subset of the original sites. A group of native plant species that have a localised or patchy distribution in the park, and may be sensitive to management interventions, were also mapped throughout the park. These included shrub and tree species; major perennial weeds and Kangaroo Grass. |
| Start Date: | 01/01/1999 End Date: 01/01/2020 |
| Survey Type: | Vegetation Only |
| Study Area Description: | Mokota Conservation Park. |
| Objectives | |||
| Vegetation: | Refer to Abstract. | ||
| Fauna: | *** No fauna survey objectives recorded | ||
| Methodology | |||
| Vegetation: | Dominant or significant alien and native species occurring within 50m of GPS point were recorded and the sites were allocated a condition rating. In April 2014 visual vegetation assessment was repeated at a subset of the original sites. | ||
| Fauna: | *** No vertebrate methodology recorded | ||
| Data Distribution Rules: | Public Dataset |
| Project Basis: |
Vegetation
:
Monitoring - Vegetation/Ecosystem (ie species records - usually re-visited for ongoing monitoring) NOTE:NON Std Svy methodology may have been used.
Vegetation : Distribution - Vegetation/Fauna species (ie ad-hoc opportunistic species records - not usually re-visited) NOTE:NON Std Svy methodology |
| Information Authority: | Nature Conservation Society of SA Inc |