Carlisle Landscape Planning
| Landscape Plans for Corangamite - Otway Plain Bioregion - October 2002. The Landscape Plan for the Carlisle Landscape Zone is published as a component of this document (above). Only section relevant to the Carlisle Landscape Zone are shown below. Carlisle Landscape Zone The Landscape Plan for the Carlisle Landscape Zone - October 2002, was produced in collaboration between C. Grant, A. Duffy & I. Smith - Flora & Fauna, South West Regional Services, DSE and K. Lowe - Public Land Stewardship and Biodiversity Division, DSE. |  |
The Otway Plain bioregion covers approximately 238 thousand hectares extending over five local government areas and two catchment management regions. It extends from just east of Princetown to the Bellarine Peninsula, and includes outlying areas at Werribee, Glenaire and Apollo Bay. Most of the bioregion is private freehold dominated by agriculture and there are several large blocks of public land. Only 31% still has a cover of native vegetation, and less than 15% is in formal reserves. However, it still contains examples of most of its original vegetation types, and includes extensive areas of significant wetland habitat. Two species of flora and fauna are extinct, whilst of the remaining species, 165 species are considered rare or threatened, including 94 plants, 10 mammals, 52 birds, 4 reptiles/amphibians, 3 fish and 2 invertebrates.
 | Landscape Plan for Zone 1, Carlisle, Otway Bioregion, Victoria (PDF - 5278 KB) Landscape Plan for Zone 1, Carlisle, Otway Bioregion, Victoria (DOC - 5477 KB) To view the information PDF requires the use of a PDF reader. This can be installed for free from the Adobe website (external link). Other related Landscape Plans for the Corangamite - Otway Plain Bioregion Barrabool Bellarine Gerangamete Gherang |
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This document was last reviewed on 25/10/2011