Northern Territory Native Vegetation Extent Baseline & Monitoring Project
Land & Water Australia. 2008. Northern Territory Native Vegetation Extent Baseline & Monitoring Project. [Online] (Updated September 4th, 2008)
Available at: http://lwa.gov.au/node/2489 [Accessed Monday 15th of March 2010 10:13:00 PM ].
Product Information
The native Vegetation Extent project is in response to obligations for reporting on resource condition targets, in this instance the integrity of Native vegetation communities.
The primary purpose of the baseline Native Vegetation extent is to provide the NLWRA with baseline data from which future comparisons may be made. The data will feed into a national compilation of native vegetation extent and ultimately type.
The project is carried out by Northern Territory Department of Natural Resources Environment and the Arts (NRETA).
The project aims are:
- To map the extent of native vegetation across the NT at the year 2004.
- To report and tabulate Native vegetation extents for the NT and for IBRA region.
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Author(s):Dominique Lynch, Kate Richardson
Product Type:
Report
Product Format:
Report
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National Land and Water Resources Audit Category Information
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- Monitoring (43)
- Native vegetation extent (2)
Geo
- National (570)
Project
This publication is not attached to any projects.
id: 2489 / created: 05 August, 2008 / last updated: 04 September, 2008
