kangaroos at risk
  • home
  • forward: Dr Johannes Bauer
  • 1. introduction
  • 2. biology & population ecology
  • 3. counting kangaroos
  • 4. how many kangaroos?
  • 5. threats
  • 6. kangaroo myths & legends
  • 7. what went wrong?
  • risk analysis urgently required
  • endnote
  • references
  • appendix 1. kangaroo management case study
  • appendix 2. boorowa vegetation maps
  • 1st supplementary submission
  • 2nd supplementary submission
  • 3rd supplementary submission
  • home
  • forward: Dr Johannes Bauer
  • 1. introduction
  • 2. biology & population ecology
  • 3. counting kangaroos
  • 4. how many kangaroos?
  • 5. threats
  • 6. kangaroo myths & legends
  • 7. what went wrong?
  • risk analysis urgently required
  • endnote
  • references
  • appendix 1. kangaroo management case study
  • appendix 2. boorowa vegetation maps
  • 1st supplementary submission
  • 2nd supplementary submission
  • 3rd supplementary submission

kangaroos at risk

appendix 2. Boorowa vegetation maps

As an example of how much kangaroo habitat has been removed from the landscape:  Map 1 shows the pre-clearing extent of native vegetation in Boorowa Shire NSW; Map 2 shows the extent of native vegetation in 2002.
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pp 3 & 4 extracted from The Native Vegetation of Boorowa Shire, June 2002, NSW NPWS


Please cite any information copied or used from this website as: 
Mjadwesch R 2011 Nomination to List the Large Macropods as Threatened Species under the NSW Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995  MESS  Bathurst

Originally printed: 20 December 2011

Raymond Mjadwesch
BATHURST  NSW  2795
Australia
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The author acknowledges the Wiradjuri people who are the traditional custodians of this land where he lives and works. He supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart; pays respect to the Elders of the Wiradjuri Nation past, present and emerging; and extends his respect and acknowledgement to other First Nations people across Australia where he works.
​Always was, always will be Aboriginal land. 
  • home
  • forward: Dr Johannes Bauer
  • 1. introduction
  • 2. biology & population ecology
  • 3. counting kangaroos
  • 4. how many kangaroos?
  • 5. threats
  • 6. kangaroo myths & legends
  • 7. what went wrong?
  • risk analysis urgently required
  • endnote
  • references
  • appendix 1. kangaroo management case study
  • appendix 2. boorowa vegetation maps
  • 1st supplementary submission
  • 2nd supplementary submission
  • 3rd supplementary submission