Landcare

These bush regeneration guides have been created to assist Landcare and other community groups in regeneration projects.

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Guides to help you get started:

• Site Orientation
• Weed Identification
• Weed Management
• Field Data Sheet/Site Orientation
• Threatened Species lists (Includes Port Stephens, Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Wyong, Gosford)

Plant community field guides:

• Introduction to Ridgeline Communities
• Introduction to Coastal Communities
• Introduction to Estuarine Communities
• Introduction to Rainforest Communities
• Introduction to Riparian Communities
• Introduction to Swamp Wetland Communities

Hunter & Central Coast Regional Environmental Management Strategy (HCCREMS) Vegetation Guides:

(MU = Map Units)

• MU1 Coastal Wet Gully
• MU5 Alluvial Tall Moist Forest_web
• MU11 Coastal Sheltered Apple Peppermint Forest
• MU15 Coastal Foothills Spotted Gum Ironbark
• MU33 Coastal Sand Apple Blackbutt
• MU34 Coastal Sand Wallum Woodland Heath
• MU36 Tomago Sand Swamp Woodland Heath
• MU37 Swamp Mahogany Paperbark Swamp Forest
• MU40 Swamp Oak Rushland Forest Phragmites
• MU41 Swamp Oak Sedge Forest
• MU42 Riparian Melaleuca Swamp Woodland
• MU47 Mangrove Estuarine Complex
• MU50 Coastal Sand Scrub

TIN Topics on bush regeneration (See our complete list of TIN Topics):

• TIN Topic 1 - The Importance of Weeds
• TIN Topic 2 - Replacing Weeds
• TIN Topic 3 - To Mulch or not to Mulch
• TIN Topic 7 - Saving What's Left
• TIN Topic 8 - A Coastal Wetlands Park & Green Corridor Project
• TIN Topic 11 - Stabilising Water Banks with Native Wetland Plants
• TIN Topic 13 - Fire Retardant Plants
• TIN Topic 15 - Urban Forests, Farm Forestry And Cabinet Timbers
• TIN Topic 16 - Creating Stepping Stones for Nectar Feeders