Native Vegetation Regulation (2013) Native Vegetation Condition (2010) version 2 : 75m resolution

dataset: NVR2013_COND_V2
Obsolete - replaced by NVR2017_CONDITION. Site condition aims to reflect three components - composition, structure and function. In practice, condition is measured through the prism of lifeforms, their cover and species diversity. Measuring the condition of native vegetation recognises that most remaining native vegetation in Victoria has been subject to some disturbances, such as historical land use, grazing or weed and pest animal invasion, and is subsequently reduced in condition; vegetation types vary spatially and temporally; circumstances fluctuate (e.g. seasons, natural disturbance events); degradation and rehabilitation occur; and naturalness is valued.
 
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(2021)

Native Vegetation Regulation (2013) Native Vegetation Condition (2010) version 2 : 75m resolution

Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
 

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Native Vegetation Regulation (2013) Native Vegetation Condition (2010) version 2 : 75m resolution 
Alternate title
NVR2013_COND_V2 
Purpose
To contribute to assessments of the significance of native vegetation at different locations, and of the amount of potential loss or gain. 
Status
Obsolete  
 
 

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  • Biota
 
 

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General - Victoria 
 
 

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