Bushfire Recovery 

This ebook is a Bushfire Community Recovery and Resilience Funded project through the joint Commonwealth/State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements. 

The Fox Control Program

This report was prepared for Shoalhaven Landcare Association (SLA) to detail information on the Red Fox Vulpes. 
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Threatened Species  in Bangalee Reserve




This survey and report was originally funded by a grant to the Lower Shoalhaven Catchment
Management Committee in 1994 and updated in 2018.

Re-introduction of Stuttering Frog​

The aim of this proposal is to provide a planned, comprehensive program for the translocation of captive bred tadpoles into a portion of the species historic range to assist the recovery of the species and ecosystems in the area. ​2017.

Threatened Species
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Records from the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) Atlas and the author’s personal
data were reviewed to produce the threatened species found in the Shoalhaven and updated in 2017.

Fauna Surveys in the Berry Corridors

Surveys were undertaken for arboreal mammals, microbats and birds on the south coast of New South Wales within 10km of the town of Berry and updated in 2017.

Threatened Species of Fauna & Flora in Tapitallee Area

This book was initially commissioned by Shoalhaven Landcare Association Inc in 2011 and documents the threatened species of flora and fauna in the Tapitallee area of the Shoalhaven. Updated in 2018.

Saddleback Corridor
​Surveys
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Surveys were undertaken for microbats, arboreal mammals, Tiger Quoll, Stuttering Frog and funnel-web/trap-door spiders on the south coast of NSW within Foxground, 3-8km south-west of the town of Kiama.

Rehabilitating Shoalhaven Landscapes

This guide is a work in progress as various projects are evaluated over time. The goal is to mimic/reconstruct the pre- European vegetation association of a particular area in terms of species diversity but with an emphasis on species, which provide food for fauna.

Key to Rainforest Trees& Shrubs in the Shoalhaven

This key is for most trees and shrubs in the Shoalhaven region. 

Mangrove
Planting

This booklet focuses on the use of the Gray Mangrove as an essential plant for tidal riverbank restoration in south-eastern Australia.

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