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Figure COA11a Percentage of major vegetation group remaining, 2014
2016 GraphPercentage of major vegetation group remaining, 2016 Percentage of major vegetation group remaining, 2016 Percent Veg Remaining 2014 Hummock grasslands98.83 Unclassified forest98.59 Chenopod and samphire shrublands and forblands98.08 Casuarina forests...
Figure COA11 C - Area Percentage remaining vs change in percentage remaining of each major vegetation group
2016 GraphArea of major vegetation groups remaining, 2016 Area of major vegetation groups remaining, 2016 Area remaining 2014 mil ha Hummock grasslands3.057078 Unclassified forest0.072003 Chenopod and samphire shrublands and forblands3.573051 Casuarina forests...
Figure LAN30a Extent of modification to major vegetation groups, as assessed by VAST
2016 Graph (a) extent of modification to major vegetation groups ...
Figure COA11 b Change in percentage of major vegetation groups remaining, 2010–2014
2016 GraphFigure COA11 b Change in percentage of major vegetation groups remaining, 2011–2016 Figure COA11 b Change in percentage of major vegetation groups remaining, 2011–2016 Change percent remaining 2010 to 14 Hummock grasslands0 Unclassified forest0 Chenopod...
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 ...
Vegetation
2016 Report Content Like the soil that supports it, vegetation is fundamental to ecosystem processes and human survival. Vegetation is vital for:
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Vegetation
2016 Report Content... ( DoE 2014c ). The continental extent of all forms of vegetation is summarised in Table LAN5 and mapped in Figure LAN26 ( ...
Figure COA17c (AREA) 2 Percentage reserved vs change in percentage reserved of major vegetation groups within 50 kilometres of the shore
2016 GraphArea of vegetation reserved Area of vegetation reserved Area of vegetation reserved 2014 thousand ha Mallee Open Woodlands and Sparse Mallee Shrublands108.427 Rainforests and Vine Thickets1368.359 Other Shrublands1097.875 Low Closed Forests and Tall...
Figure COA17 a (PERCENTAGE) 2 Percentage reserved vs change in percentage reserved of major vegetation groups within 50 kilometres of the shore
2016 GraphPercentage of vegetation reserved Percentage of vegetation reserved 2014 Percent Protected Vegetation Reserved Mallee Open Woodlands and Sparse Mallee Shrublands61.57 Rainforests and Vine Thickets54.09 Other Shrublands46.33 Low Closed Forests and Tall...
Figure COA17 b (CHANGE) 2 Percentage reserved vs change in percentage reserved of major vegetation groups within 50 kilometres of the shore
2016 GraphChange in percentage of protected vegetation within 50 kms of shore, 2011–2016 Change in percentage of protected vegetation within 50 kms of shore, 2011–2016 Change from 2010 to 2014 Reserved Percent Mallee Open Woodlands and Sparse Mallee Shrublands0....
State and trends of vegetation
2016, 2011 Assessment summaryLand State and trends Vegetation Year...
Coastal land
2016 Report Content Australia’s native vegetation and habitats have been severely affected since European ...
State and trends of biodiversity 2016
2016 At a glanceAt a glanceUnderstanding of the state and trends of the vast majority of individual species in Australia is limited. The lack of effective monitoring data for understanding state and trends, even for threatened species, is highlighted by every jurisdiction and all previous state of the...
Vegetation
2016 Report Content The resilience of vegetation is largely determined by our success or failure in maintaining ... in the Landscape and soil section. Maintenance of vegetation is both a factor in and a consequence of maintaining resilience in the rest of the biodiversity of a region. The resilience of vegetation to change depends on the extent to which essential ecological ...
Terrestrial ecosystems and communities
2016 Report Content... based on common climate, geology, landform, native vegetation and species information. The 89 bioregions are further refined ...
Coastal governance and management
2016 Report Content2016 Coasts Effectiveness of management Great Barrier Reef As was emphasised in previous SoE reports (e.g. SoE 2011), coastal management in Australia is carried out using a range of approaches...
State and trends of biodiversity
2016, 2011 Assessment summaryBiodiversity State and trends Coastal and marine species and ecosystemsFreshwater species and ecosystemsTerrestrial plant and animal species: Threatened species listsTerrestrial ecosystems and communitiesGenetic and species...
Overview of state and trends of biodiversity
2016 Report Content2016 Biodiversity State and trends What has changed since 2011? The list of nationally threatened species and ecological communities has increased, with the addition of 30 new ecological communities, and 44 animal and...
Regional and landscape-scale pressures: Land clearing
2016 Report Content... causing the loss and fragmentation of native vegetation. Depending on subsequent management, land clearing can also lead to ... of nutrients. In addition to the negative impact on native vegetation and soil quality, historical land clearing and other colonial ...
Climate change
2016 Report Content2016 Heritage Pressures Murray Darling Tasmania Great Barrier Reef Marine North Greater Sydney...
Terrestrial plant and animal species: Birds
2016 Report Content2016 Biodiversity State and trends Tasmania Photo by David Westcott Pale-yellow robin (Tregallasia capito), Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, Queensland...
State and trends of species populations and groups
2016 Assessment summaryCoasts State and trends Biodiversity: Threatened species Year...
Biodiversity: Species groups
2016 Report Content2016 Coasts State and trends South East Coast Murray Darling North East Coast Tasmania Timor Sea...
Climate change–induced pressures
2016 Report Content2016 Land Pressures South East Coast Murray Darling North East Coast Tasmania Lake Eyre Our...
Managing biodiversity for resilience
2016 Report Content2016 Biodiversity Resilience The ability of ecosystems to tolerate and recover from disturbance is a phenomenon that is vitally important to understand. Resilience has stimulated much valuable research that has...
Freshwater species and ecosystems
2016 Report Content2016 Biodiversity State and trends Murray Darling Tasmania Great Barrier Reef Australian Capital Territory Lake Eyre...
Figure LAN1a Projected distributions of vegetation types derived by the AdaptNRM project by linking an ecological similarity model, developed for vascular plants, with an existing vegetation map and climate scenarios: (a) observed major vegetation su...
2016 MapInteract with mapDownload as pngDownload dataset Climate change–induced pressures
Figure LAN1b Projected distributions of vegetation types derived by the AdaptNRM project by linking an ecological similarity model, developed for vascular plants, with an existing vegetation map and climate scenarios: (a) observed major vegetation su...
2016 MapInteract with mapDownload as pngDownload dataset Climate change–induced pressures
Figure LAN1c Projected distributions of vegetation types derived by the AdaptNRM project by linking an ecological similarity model, developed for vascular plants, with an existing vegetation map and climate scenarios: (a) observed major vegetation su...
2016 MapInteract with mapDownload as pngDownload dataset Climate change–induced pressures
Figure LAN1d Projected distributions of vegetation types derived by the AdaptNRM project by linking an ecological similarity model, developed for vascular plants, with an existing vegetation map and climate scenarios: (a) observed major vegetation su...
2016 MapInteract with mapDownload as pngDownload dataset Climate change–induced pressures
