BURDEKIN DRY TROPICS NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN 2016-2026
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Spatial Data References
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• Aboriginal Boundaries;
• Agricultural land audit – Queensland agricultural land class A and B – Queensland, January 21 2014, Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries;
• Annual pest distribution survey 2013 – 2014( 2 November 2015) Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries;
• Australian 600mm 1000m band _ Ozalbers, May 21 2014, Carbon Credits( Carbon Farming Initiative— Emissions Abatement through Savanna Fire Management) Methodology Determination 2015, ANZLIC the Spatial Information Council;
• Biodiversity planning assessment series, March 21 2013, Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection;
• Burdekin River Sub-catchments( 2015) NQ Dry Tropics;
• Carbon Flux Mapping of the Burdekin( 2014) James Cook University;
• Department of Natural Resources and Mines – water monitoring network 2013 – surface water( 3 December 2013) Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines;
• Directory of Important Wetlands( 2 Jan 2005) Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection;
• Dugong Protection Areas( 24 March 2013) Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries;
• Exploration and production permits – Queensland Version 6.13( 2015) Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines;
• Boundaries of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park proclaimed under Subsection 31( 1) of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Act 1975( 2015) Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority;
• Groundwater alluvial boundaries – polygons – Queensland Version13( 7 October 2015) Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines;
• Groundwater vulnerability( 2015) Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines;
• Indicative carbon planting mapping( 2015) NQ Dry Tropics;
• Land use mapping – Burdekin NRM region 2009, December 24 2011, Queensland Department of Science, Information Technology and Innovation;
• Local Government Area Boundaries – Queensland( 7 November 2015) Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines;
• Lower Burdekin Canal Network;
• Mineral resources sites- Queensland Version 6.13( 2015) Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines;
• Nature Refuges and coordinated conservation areas( 14 September 2012)) Queensland Department Environment and Heritage Protection;
• Queensland Fish Habitat Areas( 5 September 2014) Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing;
• Queensland regional ecosystem and remnant map- version 9.0, Scale 1:100 000, March 2016, Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines;
• Queensland wetland data version 4 – wetland areas, November 16 2015, Queensland Department of Science, Information Technology and Innovation;
• Ramsar sites – Queensland( 25 November 2002) Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection;
• Satellite Image;
• Infrastructure: towns, dams, roads- Geoscience Australia;
• Water Regulation 2002 – s102 Declared subartesian areas( 27 April 2015) Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines;
• Water resource plan – areas – Queensland( 22 August 2014) Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines.
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