Native Vegetation Regulation Extent (2017)

dataset: NVR2017_EXTENT
This replaces NV2010_EXTENT_V3. The extent of native vegetation is the area of land covered by native vegetation. A comprehensive and accurate modelled picture of the distribution of native vegetation remaining across Victoria helps to efficiently invest in biodiversity programs, regulate land and resource use, and understand where further assessment of potential actions may be required or desirable.
 
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Native Vegetation Regulation Extent (2017)

 

Description

Title
Native Vegetation Regulation Extent (2017) 
Alternate title
NVR2017_EXTENT 
Purpose
Native vegetation extent includes largely-intact areas typical of parks and state forests, and remnant patches and scattered trees typical of rural and peri-urban landscapes. Remnant patches retain some level of native understorey and scattered trees are mature native trees that are in a location without native understorey. Based on Native Vegetation extent data generated by ARI 2010-2015 Landsat time series data, with edits based on wetlands, addtional tree sites added from Native Vegetation Regulations source. 
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  • Biota
 
 

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General - Victoria 
 
 

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