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Figure LAN27 Australia’s forest extent by forest type
2016 Map Figure LAN27 Australia’s forest extent by forest type
soe2016_lan_fig27_aus_forest_extent-01.png Interact with map Download as png Download dataset Source: ... 2013, used under CC BY 3.0 Figure LAN27 Australia’s forest extent by forest type Vegetation ...
Figure LAN26 Extent of all forms of vegetation across Australia
2016 Map Figure LAN26 Extent of all forms of vegetation across Australia
soe2016_lan_fig26_abares_vegetation_extent-01.png Interact with map Download as png Download dataset Source: ... Cover dataset 2009, used under CC BY 2.5 Figure LAN26 Extent of all forms of vegetation across Australia Vegetation ...
Figure WAT9 Observed extent of eastern gambusia, 2016 (number of records)
2016 Map Figure WAT9 Observed extent of eastern gambusia, 2016 (number of records)
... ; used under CC BY 3.0 AU Figure WAT9 Observed extent of eastern gambusia, 2016 (number of records) Pests and invasive species ...
Figure LAN30a Extent of modification to major vegetation groups, as assessed by VAST
2016 Graph (a) extent of modification to major vegetation groups
Figure LAN30a Extent of modification to major vegetation groups, as assessed by VAST
(a) extent of modification to major vegetation groups
Extent of modification to ...
Box ANT5 Antarctic sea ice extent, 2012–15
2016 Case Study In 2012, 2013 and 2014, the overall Antarctic sea ice extent reached well above the long-term average (since 1979 when satellite ... years set new successive daily records for the greatest ice extent since 1979 ( Figure ANT10 ) ( Massom et al. 2013a , b , 2014 , 2015 ). ...
Figure BIO11 (a) Total loss of extent of vegetation communities in Australia from pre-1750 extents; (b) a fragmentation measure reflecting the change in proportion of vegetation patches made up of less than 5000 hectares
2016 Map Figure BIO11 (a) Total loss of extent of vegetation communities in Australia from pre-1750 extents; (b) a ... less than 5000 hectares
Figure BIO11 (a) Total loss of extent of vegetation communities in Australia from pre-1750 extents; (b) a ... , used under CC BY NC ND 4.0 Figure BIO11 (a) Total loss of extent of vegetation communities in Australia from pre-1750 extents; (b) a ...
Figure LAN30b Extent of modification of major vegetation groups, as assessed by vegetation assets, states and transitions (VAST) where (a) shows the percentage of modification; and (b) shows the extent of major vegetation groups, pre-1750
2016 Graph (b) extent of major vegetation groups, pre-1750
Figure LAN30b Extent of modification of major vegetation groups, as assessed by vegetation ... (a) shows the percentage of modification; and (b) shows the extent of major vegetation groups, pre-1750
(b) extent of major vegetation ...
Figure WAT8 Heat map of observed carp extent, 1870-2016 (number of records)
2016 Map Figure WAT8 Heat map of observed carp extent, 1870-2016 (number of records)
SoE2016_wat_fig8_carpdistribution.png ... CC BY 3.0 AU Figure WAT8 Heat map of observed carp extent, 1870-2016 (number of records) Pests and invasive species ...
Figure HER9 Bioregion protection level change, as the percentage improvement of each bioregion’s protected area extent between 2011 and 2015
2016 Map... percentage improvement of each bioregion’s protected area extent between 2011 and 2015
A map of Australia showing the change in the ... Sea Islands and Subantarctic Islands) are not shown in the extent of the maps and were excluded from the analysis. These bioregions are ...
Figure ANT10 Five-day running average of daily sea ice extent anomaly (compared with the 1981–2010 average) for the Southern Hemisphere, 2012–15
2016 Graph Figure ANT10 Five-day running average of daily sea ice extent anomaly (compared with the 1981–2010 average) for the Southern ... 2012–15
Five-day running average of daily sea-ice extent anomaly for the Southern Hemisphere, 2012–15
Five-day running ...
Since 2011, there have been significant gains in the extent of Australia’s terrestrial conservation estate. The National Reserve System now covers 17.9 per cent of Australia’s land area, compared with 13.4 per cent in 2011.
2016 Key Finding Since 2011, there have been significant gains in the extent of Australia’s terrestrial conservation estate. The National Reserve ...
Since 2011, there have been significant gains in the extent of Australia’s terrestrial conservation estate. The National Reserve ...
The oceans have somewhat mitigated the effects of emissions
2016 Key Finding... absorb CO 2 and heat, and thus limit the rate and immediate extent of changes in climate. In recent decades, the oceans have taken up ...
Coastal heritage documentation focuses on European settlement, rather than Indigenous culture
2016 Key Finding... and there are substantial gaps in our understanding of the extent and cultural meaning of many coastal heritage sites and activities. ...
Anthropogenic ocean warming and ocean acidification, superimposed on natural climate variations, pose risks to Australia’s marine ecosystems and their habitats, communities and species groups
2016 Key Finding... Rising summer ocean temperatures are increasing the extent of coral bleaching. Climate change is also resulting in ocean ...
Figure HER1 Great Eastern Ranges connectivity corridor
2016 Map... connectivity corridor
A map of Australia showing the extent of the Great Eastern Ranges national connectivity corridor. The shaded ...
Resilience of the coastal environment 2016
2016 At a glance... method of ecosystem recovery in coastal Australia, and the extent of protected coastal environments in Australia has increased during ... report considers 2 components of coastal resilience: the extent to which the coast can resist change in the face of pressures, and how ...
Species and ecological groups are variable in recent trends, with the most concern being for shorebirds
2016 Key Finding... their natural range, and mangroves have been increasing in extent in most parts of Australia. In contrast, migratory shorebirds are ...
Major regional changes are occurring in Antarctic sea ice coverage
2016 Key Finding... the past 30 years, there has been a small increase in the extent of sea ice around Antarctica, but with strong regional differences. Most ...
Reporting on the current state and recent trends of Australia’s marine environment is highly variable and often inadequate for robust assessment
2016 Key Finding... and often inadequate for robust assessment
The extent of information available on marine habitats, communities and species ...
Figure HER16 Map of observed bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef as at 13 June 2016
2016 Map... A map of Queensland from Bundaberg to Cape York showing the extent of observed coral bleaching across the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. ...
Vegetation
2016 Report Content... of 1.6 million hectares ( DoE 2014c ). The continental extent of all forms of vegetation is summarised in Table LAN5 and mapped in ... of 1.6 million hectares ( DoE 2014c ). The continental extent of all forms of vegetation is summarised in Table LAN5 and mapped in ...
Terrestrial ecosystems and communities
2016 Report Content... Jurisdictional reporting on vegetation condition and extent Jurisdictions report on key trends in vegetation condition and extent . The assessment grade and adequacy of information, if given, are also ...
Overview of resilience of land
2016 Report Content... of landscapes or communities. It is not known to what extent the resilience of natural and agricultural soils is mediated by ...
State and trends of biodiversity 2016
2016 At a glance... state of the environment reports. Information about the extent of vegetation communities is good; however, most jurisdictions note that ... . Based on the information available about vegetation extent and condition, and the small number of species for which there is some ...
Overview of state and trends of biodiversity
2016 Report Content... Based on the information available about vegetation extent and condition, and the small number of species for which there is some ... have lost at least 20 per cent of their original extent, and 7 communities (9 per cent) have lost more than 40 per cent of ...
Land-use change, and habitat fragmentation and degradation threaten ecosystems and resilience
2016 Report Content... and each has lost more than 80 per cent of its original extent ( Tulloch et al. 2015 ). In the past 5 years, land-clearing rates have ... greenfield sites have been a significant pressures on the extent of native vegetation in southern, eastern and south-western Australia ...
Climate change
2016 , Report Content... are projected to increase in length and geographical extent, leading to increased water shortages in southern Australia. This could ... are projected to increase in length and geographical extent, leading to increased water shortages in southern Australia. This could ...
Factors affecting resilience capacity
2016 Report Content... area resilience . Understanding and identifying the physical extent, and tangible and intangible values of Indigenous heritage is a critical ...
Figure BIO36 WWF-Australia’s estimates of how well area-based targets for protection of terrestrial ecosystems have been met, and how much area is still required (i.e. the gap between actual area in highly protected areas and the minimum ecosystem r...
2016 Graph... less than 1000 ha, then at least 1000 ha. If pre-clearing extent itself is less than 1000 ha, then 100% of pre-clearing extent is the minimum ecosystem protection standard. Also shown is the ...
Executive Summary - Biodiversity
2016 Executive Summary... , and Australia has made good progress in increasing the extent of the National Reserve System since 2011, driven by growth in ... of invasive species , or improvements in habitat quality or extent . However, many species and communities suffer from the cumulative ...
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