S e s s i o n 5 Managing riparian land for terrestrial wildlife.

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Managing riparian land for terrestrial wildlife

● Management of disturbance

● Restoration of wildlife habitat

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Managing disturbances

● Retain existing native vegetation cover● Manage:

● stock impacts● fire● recreational use

● Place roads and fences with care● Minimise chemical contamination● Limit water diversion in dry periods

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Retain existing native vegetation cover

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Roads and fencing

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Managing disturbances

● Retain existing native vegetation cover

● Manage:

● stock impacts

● fire

● recreational use

● Place roads and fences with care

● Minimise chemical contamination

● Limit water diversion in dry periods

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Riparian restoration for fauna

● Maintain continuity of vegetation

● Remove weeds

● Plant a variety of native species

● Forage plants

● Nest hollow producers

● Establish a vegetation structure (consider vegetation succession)

● Add dead trees and woody debris

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Maintain continuity of vegetation corridors

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Vegetation structure

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Debris and dead trees

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