Ecologically significant invasive species, a monitoring framework for natural resource management groups in Western Australia

Authors

Jan-Willem de Miliano
Andrew Woolnough
Andrew Reeves
Damian Shepherd

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Publication Date

2-2010

Series Number

4779

Abstract

This publication is the result of the project titled 'Resource Condition Monitoring for Ecologically Significant Species. The project identified and addressed key weaknesses in the State's capacity to monitor threat posed by ecologically significant species. The invasive species monitoring framework for Western Australia developed through this project, along with the rationales underpinning the deign, are presented in this report.

Number of Pages

79

ISBN

978-0-97580078-2-8

ISSN

1833-7236

Keywords

Western Australia, invasive species

Disciplines

Biosecurity

Recommended Citation

de Miliano, J, Woolnough, A, Reeves, A, and Shepherd, D. (2010), Ecologically significant invasive species, a monitoring framework for natural resource management groups in Western Australia. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Western Australia, Perth. Bulletin 4779.
https://library.dpird.wa.gov.au/bulletins/160

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