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The vegetation of the Nepean Peninsula - An historical perspective
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Tuckey's Journal of 1802
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The Aboriginal Protectorate on the Mornington Peninsula, 1839–1840
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Myrtle Rust invades Victoria
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The Eclectic Parrot on Bill Gammage, fire ecology and the burn-it-all culture
Why natural regeneration is better than planting
Do ecosystems need top predators
Burning and the loss of orchids at Langwarrin
Death by a thousand cuts. Bandicoots, Pines and Parks
The loss of native fauna on the Mornington Peninsula
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The Bradley Method
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What's an EVC?
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Coast Banksia Woodland EVC 002
Damp Sands Herb-rich Woodland EVC 003
Sand Heathland EVC 006
Coastal Saltmarsh EVC 009
Lowland Forest EVC 016
Riparian Forest EVC 018
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Riparian Forest Benchmark
Herb-rich Foothill Forest EVC 023
Damp Forest EVC 029
Heathy Woodland EVC 048
Swamp Scrub EVC 053
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Estuarine Swamp Scrub EVC 053-02
Plains Grassy Wetland EVC 125
Plains Grassland EVC 132
Sedge Wetland EVC 136
Mangrove Shrubland EVC 140
Coastal Dune Scrub EVC 160
Coastal Headland Scrub EVC 161
Coastal Tussock Grassland EVC 163
Creekline Herb-rich Woodland EVC 164
Grassy Woodland EVC 175
Riparian Scrub EVC 191
Estuarine Flats Grassland EVC 194
Berm Grassy Shrubland EVC 311
Aquatic Herbland EVC 653
Brackish Wetland EVC 656
Damp Heathland EVC 710
Damp Heathy Woodland EVC 793
Coastal Alkaline Scrub EVC 858
Spray-zone Coastal Shrubland EVC 876
Coastal Dune Grassland EVC 879
Gully Woodland EVC 902
Swampy Woodland EVC 937
What wetland is that?
Bioregional EVC conservation status
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