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Figure LAN2b Degree to which environmental conditions are projected to become sufficiently novel by 2050 to potentially result in the emergence of vegetation communities containing combinations of plant species highly dissimilar from any present-day ...
2016 Map... conditions are projected to become sufficiently novel by 2050 to potentially result in the emergence of vegetation communities ... conditions are projected to become sufficiently novel by 2050 Interact with map Download as png Download dataset Climate ...
Figure LAN2a Degree to which environmental conditions are projected to become sufficiently novel by 2050 to potentially result in the emergence of vegetation communities containing combinations of plant species highly dissimilar from any present-day ...
2016 Map... conditions are projected to become sufficiently novel by 2050 to potentially result in the emergence of vegetation communities ... conditions are projected to become sufficiently novel by 2050 to potentially result in the emergence of vegetation communities ...
Pest species and pathogens
2016 Report Content... fungus disease, affecting amphibians. In February 2013, novel biota were listed as a key threatening process under the EPBC Act . The key ...
Pressures affecting biodiversity 2016
2016 At a glance... (
Manorina melanocephala
)’ in May 2014, and ‘Novel biota and their impact on biodiversity’ in February 2013 (more detail is ...
Management framework
2016 , Report Content... These compounds can bioaccumulate in humans and other biota, and exposure to these compounds can lead to serious health effects. The ... new datasets (e.g. shipping data) with the NPI consider novel promotion activities to increase awareness of the NPI resource. As ...
Coastal land
2016 Report Content... the impacts of 5 listed grasses on northern Australian biota . A recent review found that there is scant knowledge about the impacts ... to prey on eggs and chicks in bird nests. They also carry novel pathogens such as rat lungworm which can be lethal to humans and wildlife ...
Box WAT6 Groundwater-dependent ecosystem risk assessment for declining groundwater levels
2016 Case Study... hydrology, water quality and/or biotic resources, and the biota in an ecosystem. Using the framework, a risk assessment identifies ... hydrology, water quality and/or biotic resources, and the biota in an ecosystem. Using the framework, a risk assessment identifies ...
Land–water interface
2016 Report Content... species than adjacent natural rocky reefs as a result of the novel habitat they provide and their proximity to vessels that may carry ... effluent into coastal waters. The brine can affect marine biota through higher salinity (often double that of ambient sea water), changed ...
Regional and landscape-scale pressures: Invasive species
2016 Report Content... , and a third is categorised as a key threatening process by novel biota . The red imported fire ant (
Solenopsis invicta
) has been ...
Outlook for biodiversity 2016
2016 At a glance... in the ecosystem services we rely on. It is anticipated that novel ecosystems with a mixture of native and exotic species will increase as ... risk from the potential disappearance of their environments. Novel ecological environments (new ecological communities that currently do not ...
Introduction 2016
2016 At a glance... of maritime influence will vary between places, and between biota and environmental components. Subtidal waters seawards of bays and ...
Box HER2 Ediacara Fossil Site
2016 Case Study... magnificent array of fossils of internationally significant biota, and is the most abundant, diverse and intact example of Precambrian ... magnificent array of fossils of internationally significant biota, and is the most abundant, diverse and intact example of Precambrian ...
Land pressures - At a glance
2016 At a glance... be transformed as different species mix together forming novel communities, in some of which exotic species are likely to play a ...
Box BIO21 Rethinking revegetation resilience
2016 Case Study... of a drier climate, SA Water and its partners have taken novel steps to ensure the resilience of the revegetation plantings ( Gellie ... of a drier climate, SA Water and its partners have taken novel steps to ensure the resilience of the revegetation plantings ( Gellie ...
Box ANT7 Development of a new wastewater treatment facility at Australia’s Davis Station
2016 Case Study... for potable water. The advanced treatment plant will use novel combinations of existing technologies that have been successfully tested ... for potable water. The advanced treatment plant will use novel combinations of existing technologies that have been successfully tested ...
Box LAN13 HCAS—a new way to assess continuous variation in the condition of natural habitats for terrestrial biodiversity across whole regions using remote sensing data
2016 Case Study... Evolution
by Harwood et al. (2016) , CSIRO reports on a novel approach to the difficulty in obtaining consistent and repeatable ... Evolution
by Harwood et al. (2016) , CSIRO reports on a novel approach to the difficulty in obtaining consistent and repeatable ...
Jurisdictional reporting on pressures
2016 Report Content... of these pressures varies regionally and for different biota ; significant interactions between pressures are increasingly being ... (e.g. myrtle rust), with uncertain impacts on native biota . Sea level rise, saltwater intrusion and severe weather events ... change . Climate change impacts on marine environments and biota are very poorly known. Assessment grade and adequacy of information: No ...
Water abstraction and interception
2016 Report Content... hydrology, water quality and/or biotic resources, and the biota in an ecosystem. Using the framework, a risk assessment identifies ...
Evidence of past resilience
2016 Report Content... (2015). Risks to a mountain summit ecosystem with endemic biota in southwestern Australia. Austral Ecology 40(4):423–432. Matusick G, ...
Climate change–induced pressures
2016 Report Content... include land-use change or conversion in addition to novel approaches to existing land uses. Native vegetation Australia’s native ... analogue, suggesting the potential for the emergence of novel vegetation communities containing combinations of plant species unlike ...
Climate change pressures affecting the land environment
2016, 2011 Assessment summary... the extent and distribution of others will change, and novel ecosystems will arise Year(s): 2011 1 Deteriorating Confidence (in ...
Pressures affecting the land environment 2016
2016 At a glance... be transformed as different species mix together to form novel communities, in some of which exotic species are likely to play a ...
Pests and invasive species
2016 Report Content... realised niche (i.e. a shift aided by the presence of novel biotic and abiotic conditions in the invaded range), as opposed to the ...
Managing biodiversity for resilience
2016 Report Content... of a drier climate, SA Water and its partners have taken novel steps to ensure the resilience of the revegetation plantings ( Gellie ...
Ecosystem restoration
2016 Report Content... Hobbs RJ, Higgs E & Harris JA (2009). Novel ecosystems: implications for conservation and restoration. Trends in ...
Risks to the coastal environment 2016
2016 At a glance... environmental legislation have not kept up with emergence of novel pollutants. MEMA (NSW Marine Estate Management Authority) (2015).
...
Outlook for inland water environments 2016
2016 At a glance... on groundwater and surface-water volumes, quality and biota, especially under climatic conditions that have not been experienced ...
Changing land use and management
2016 Report Content... of changes in quality and flow regimes, such as changes in biota and sediment, and nutrient concentrations in streams. As an example, an ... of changes in quality and flow regimes, such as changes in biota and sediment, and nutrient concentrations in streams. As an example, an ...
Dumped wastes
2016 Report Content... arising from this practice include direct burial of biota and less direct impacts arising from resuspension of sediments placed on ...
Types of heritage
2016 Report Content... magnificent array of fossils of internationally significant biota, and is the most abundant, diverse and intact example of Precambrian ...
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