Post-fire vegetation surveys in the Ulladulla area

NPWS established a vegetation fire response monitoring system following the 2001-02 Shoalhaven Highlands fires, which affected a significant proportion of the conservation reserves in the Nowra area.

In April and June 2002, 29 plots were established in burnt and unburnt areas across a range of vegetation ecosystems to monitor the effects of fire on vascular plant species and communities.

The reports below describe the methodology, results and conclusions of vegetation surveys and mapping of forest ecosystems of Conjola National Park and the adjoining extension of Morton National Park in the Ulladulla area. The project has also covered Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve to the south of Conjola National Park.

A report on the establishment of fire response monitoring plots has also been prepared, based on work undertaken during this project.

Documents to download

Vegetation response to fire monitoring in Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve, Conjola National Park and Morton National Park

• Vegetation response to fire monitoring in Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve, Conjola National Park and Morton National Park (PDF, 358 KB)
• Map: fire response monitoring sites (PDF, 1.6 MB)
  

Conjola National Park and Morton National Park vegetation survey and mapping 2004

• Conjola National Park and Morton National Park vegetation survey and mapping 2004 (PDF, 981 KB)
• Map 1: Morton National Park (PDF, 1.1 MB)
• Map 2: Conjola National Park and Morton National Park (PDF, 6.6MB)
• Map 3: Conjola National Park (PDF, 216 KB)
• Map 4: Morton National Park (PDF, 1.1MB)
• Map 5: Conjola National Park and Morton National Park (PDF, 891 KB)
• Map 6: Conjola National Park (PDF, 714 KB)
• Map 7: Conjola National Park (PDF, 193 KB)
• Map 8: Conjola National Park (PDF, 403 KB)
  

Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve vegetation survey and mapping 2004

• Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve vegetation survey and mapping 2004 (PDF, 802 KB)
• Map: Narawallee Creek Nature Reserve (PDF, 403 KB)