Habitat Restoration - Site Information

This survey documents restoration work conducted by three general techniques: assisted regeneration, planting and direct seeding.
Only one technique can be assigned to each work site. Where more than one is used in a restoration project, separate work sites must be created for each area.

Site code [PROVIDED BY THE PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR]

Restoration program

Name of the person entering the data

Name of the entity responsible for the data

Year that on ground restoration activities commenced [YYYY]

Month restoration activities commenced

If major work has been completed, year on ground activities ended [YYYY]

How long have you worked on the site (years).

Is there a target fauna species? (common name + scientific name)

Distance to the nearest sighting of the target species (m)

Is there a secondary target fauna species? (common name + scientific name)

Distance to the nearest sighting of the target species unknown

Distance to nearest remnant of native vegetation (m)

Distance to the nearest permanent water (m)

Aims of the work

Collaborators

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Location

Centroid Latitude

Centroid Longitude

Latitude

Longitude

Accuracy (metres)

Local government area

Nearest town or city

Comments / Notes

Photo(s) of site

Name:

Attribution:

Licence:

Date:

Notes:

Activity name:

Project name:

No images found.

Document(s) associated with the site

I declare that all people identifiable in images attached to this record have given consent to being included in these images.

Restoration area (Ha)

Length of restoration work (m), [for linear sites]

Time since last fire (years)

Unknown

Land tenure

Land use prior to restoration

Predominate aspect of the site

Site slope

Is the site riparian? (within 30m of river, creek, ephemeral creek, large dam)

How frequently is the site affected by frost?

How frequently has the site been affected by fire?

How frequently does your site flood?

Sources of funding

Total cash funds spent ($)

Value of in-kind contributions (eg. volunteers, materials, use of equipment, technical support, etc.)

Total cost ($)

Select which groups are involved in the project and which aspects of the work they are engaged in

	Administration	Planning	Implementation	Reporting / Communications	Monitoring	Research

Pre-restoration dominant species (native or introduced)	Stratum	Does the species occur naturally in the local area?

Post-restoration dominant species (native or introduced)	Stratum	Does the species occur naturally in the local area?

Habitat Restoration - Work Details

This project documents restoration work conducted by three general techniques: assisted regeneration, planting and direct seeding.
Only one technique can be assigned to each work site. Where more than one is used in a restoration project, separate work sites must be created for each area.

Primary method used to restore the site.

Method(s) of species selection

Traditional practice	Comments

Soil disturbance	Fire	Plant protection	Weed treatment	Pest management actions	Habitat elements retained or introduced

Comments / Notes:

Spacing between plants (m)

Plant spacing unknown

Number of seeds sown per m2

Direct seeding density unknown

Please list the numbers of each species planted during this activity and any additional information that you can that is relevant:

Species planted / sown	Structural Layer	Type of plant stock

	Total Seedlings Planted:	Total Seed Sown (Kg):
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Were plants watered?

Watering comments

Were plants fertilized?

Fertilizing comments

Were plants mulched?

Mulching comments

Comments

Management work undertaken before weeds have stabilised (typically year 1)

Management action	Frequency of management action	Comments

Management action	Infill action applied	Comments

Management work undertaken after weeds have stabilised

Maintenance action	Frequency of maintenance action	Comments

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Habitat Restoration - Site Information

This survey documents restoration work conducted by three general techniques: assisted regeneration, planting and direct seeding.
Only one technique can be assigned to each work site. Where more than one is used in a restoration project, separate work sites must be created for each area.

Location

Select which groups are involved in the project and which aspects of the work they are engaged in

Habitat Restoration - Work Details

This project documents restoration work conducted by three general techniques: assisted regeneration, planting and direct seeding.
Only one technique can be assigned to each work site. Where more than one is used in a restoration project, separate work sites must be created for each area.

Management work undertaken before weeds have stabilised (typically year 1)

Management work undertaken after weeds have stabilised

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Habitat Restoration - Site Information

This survey documents restoration work conducted by three general techniques: assisted regeneration, planting and direct seeding. Only one technique can be assigned to each work site. Where more than one is used in a restoration project, separate work sites must be created for each area.

Location

Select which groups are involved in the project and which aspects of the work they are engaged in

Habitat Restoration - Work Details

This project documents restoration work conducted by three general techniques: assisted regeneration, planting and direct seeding. Only one technique can be assigned to each work site. Where more than one is used in a restoration project, separate work sites must be created for each area.

Management work undertaken before weeds have stabilised (typically year 1)

Management work undertaken after weeds have stabilised

This survey documents restoration work conducted by three general techniques: assisted regeneration, planting and direct seeding.
Only one technique can be assigned to each work site. Where more than one is used in a restoration project, separate work sites must be created for each area.

This project documents restoration work conducted by three general techniques: assisted regeneration, planting and direct seeding.
Only one technique can be assigned to each work site. Where more than one is used in a restoration project, separate work sites must be created for each area.