Wetland mapping — Brisbane 100K map tile — 9543

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Wetland extents

Based on wetland mapping version 6.0

Disclaimer

Areas do not include marine or estuarine waters but do include estuarine wetland vegetation
(e.g. mangroves and tidal flats).

All statistics are approximate and generated based on data transformed to a customised Albers equal-area projection, thus allowing wetland extent change for different regions of Queensland to be comparable.

Areas may change over time as mapping approaches improve.

Totals may not match the sum of individually displayed figures due to the rounding of displayed figures.

Wetland extent changes

* Total 2019/pre-clear percentage excludes artificial and highly modified

Disclaimer

Areas do not include marine or estuarine waters but do include estuarine wetland vegetation
(e.g. mangroves and tidal flats).

All statistics are approximate and generated based on data transformed to a customised Albers equal-area projection, thus allowing wetland extent change for different regions of Queensland to be comparable.

Areas may change over time as mapping approaches improve.

Totals may not match the sum of individually displayed figures due to the rounding of displayed figures.

Australian Land Use and Management Classification (ALUMC)

Drainage divisions

• North East Coast

Drainage basins

• Brisbane
• Logan-Albert
• Maroochy
• Moreton Bay Islands
• Pine

Drainage sub-basins

• Brisbane River
• Caboolture River
• Logan River
• Maroochy River
• Moreton Island
• North Pine River
• South Pine River
• Stradbroke Islands

Regional natural resource management (NRM) bodies

• Healthy Land and Water

Local government areas

• Brisbane
• Moreton Bay
• Redland

Climate zones

• Subtropical

Bioregions

• Southeast Queensland (SEQ)

Biogeographic subregions

• Burringbar - Conondale Ranges
• Sunshine Coast - Gold Coast Lowlands

IBRA bioregions

• South Eastern Queensland (SEQ)

IBRA subregions

• Burringbar-Conondale Ranges
• Sunshine Coast-Gold Coast Lowlands

Bioregional assessment areas

• Clarence-Moreton bioregion

Marine meso-scale bioregions

• Tweed-Moreton (TM)

Marine provincial bioregions

• Central Eastern Shelf Transition

Regional plans

• South East Queensland Regional Plan (ShapingSEQ)

World Heritage areas

none

Ramsar internationally important wetlands

• Moreton Bay

DIWA nationally important wetlands

• Bribie Island
• Moreton Bay
• North Stradbroke Island
• Pine River and Hayes Inlet
• Pumicestone Passage

National parks

• Bribie Island National Park
• Fort Lytton National Park
• Gheebulum Kunungai (Moreton Island) National Park
• Naree Budjong Djara National Park
• Pumicestone National Park
• St Helena Island National Park
• Teerk Roo Ra National Park

Marine parks (Queensland)

• Moreton Bay Marine Park

Study areas

• Pumicestone Passage

Report cards

• Healthy Land and Water
  • Bribie Island (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Caboolture (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Central Bay (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Eastern Bay (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Lower Brisbane (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Moreton Island (Healthy Land and Water)
  • North Stradbroke Island (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Pine (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Pumicestone (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Pumicestone Passage (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Redland (Healthy Land and Water)
  • Western Bay (Healthy Land and Water)

Conservation parks

• Beachmere Conservation Park
• Buckleys Hole Conservation Park
• Bullock Creek Conservation Park
• Cape Moreton Conservation Park
• Deception Bay Conservation Park
• Hays Inlet Conservation Park 1
• Hays Inlet Conservation Park 2
• King Island Conservation Park
• Mud Island Conservation Park
• Myora Conservation Park
• Naree Budjong Djara Conservation Park
• Ningi Creek Conservation Park
• Teerk Roo Ra Conservation Park
• Tingalpa Creek Conservation Park
• Toorbul Conservation Park

State forests

• Beerburrum East State Forest
• Bribie Island State Forest

Forest reserves

none

Resources reserves

none

Timber reserves

none

Fish habitat areas

• Deception Bay
• Hay's Inlet
• Kippa-Ring
• Moreton Banks
• Myora - Amity Banks
• Peel Island
• Pumicestone Channel

Coastal management district

• Available (all have been combined since February 2012)

Nature refuges

• Moreton Bay Boys College Nature Refuge

Freshwater biogeographic provinces

• South East
• Wallum

Aquatic Conservation Assessments (AquaBAMM) and others

• South East Queensland catchments

Wetland (aquatic ecosystem) type—conceptual models

• Coastal and subcoastal floodplain grass, sedge, herb swamp
• Coastal and subcoastal floodplain tree swamp–Melaleuca spp. and Eucalyptus spp.
• Coastal and subcoastal floodplain wet heath swamp
• Coastal and subcoastal non-floodplain grass sedge and herb swamp
• Coastal and subcoastal non-floodplain sand lake—Perched
• Coastal and subcoastal non-floodplain sand lake—Window
• Coastal and subcoastal non-floodplain tree swamp—Melaleuca spp. and Eucalyptus spp.
• Coastal and subcoastal non-floodplain wet heath swamp

Wetland (aquatic ecosystem) type—management profiles

• Coastal and sub-coastal tree swamps
• Coastal and sub-coastal wet heath swamps
• Coastal grass-sedge wetlands
• Coastal non-floodplain sand lakes

Groundwater dependent ecosystem type—conceptual models

• Alluvia
• Canal estates (estuarine)
• Coastal sand mass (beach ridges)
• Coastal sand mass (high dunes)
• Exclusion zones
• Fractured rocks
• Low-lying coastal swamps
• Permeable rocks
• Petrie formation along the shoreline of Moreton Bay
• Recharge zones
• Sedimentary rocks (Clarence-Moreton basin)

Healthy Land and Water conceptual models

• Bramble Bay simple
• Waterloo Bay simple

Water resource planning areas

• Logan Basin
• Moreton

Aquatic ecosystem monitoring programs

• Aerial surveys of waterbirds in eastern Australia
• Ecosystem health monitoring program – estuarine and marine
• Ecosystem health monitoring program – freshwater
• Environmental flows assessment program (EFAP)
• Framework for the assessment of river and wetland health (FARWH) – Queensland trials
• Groundwater ambient network (GWAN) – water quality
• Groundwater water level network
• Long term historical trend water quality monitoring data
• Lyngbya monitoring program
• Moreton Bay mangroves
• Moreton Bay marine park monitoring program
• Moreton Bay regional council waterway health monitoring program
• Queensland wetland mapping
• South East Queensland (SEQ) Catchments community water quality monitoring program
• Surface water monitoring network

Point source monitoring

• Sewage treatment facilities

Wetland soil indicator case studies

• Bribie Island - lower swamp
• Brown Lake

Wetland management case studies

none

Wetland projects

• Bibimulya Wetlands - Waterbody Maintenance Program
• Black Duck Lake System rectification project
• Brackish Lagoon rehabilitation and bird hide construction
• Bribie Lakes, Bongaree
• Bridgewater Creek Intertidal Rehabilitation and Riparian Restoration Project
• Brisbane River Corridor Riparian Project
• Brisbane River Restoration Project Stage 3 - Colmslie Beach Reserve Restoration
• Cleaning Up Our Oceans - Monitoring and managing marine debris with the Reef Check volunteer program
• De-silting Project—Freshwater Creek Second Av, Woorim
• De-silting Project—John W. Mott Reserve, Kallangur
• Deadly Science
• Ecological Restoration at Pine Rivers Wetland Reserve, Griffin, SEQ
• Green lane clean-up
• Healthy Waterways Clean Up Program
• Hemmant-Tingalpa Corridor Confluence Rehab Project
• Houghton Highway Saltmarsh Rehabilitation Trials
• MI5 Community Invasive Species Control/Eradication Program 2015, Stage 1
• Newport Waterways entrance channel offset - rehabilitation Uhlmann Road sewage treatment plant site
• Oxbow South Rehabilitation and Re-vegetation project
• Oxbow Wetland Biodiversity Corridor
• Pine Rivers Wetland Reserve Re-vegetation Project
• Protecting and Restoring Myora Springs
• QUU Interflow Hemmant Recreation Reserve Revegetation Project N121961
• Rehabilitation on Cabbage Tree Creek
• Rehabilitation on Oxbow to Bulimba Creek
• Restoration of Bremner Road saltmarsh wetland ecosystem within the Hays Inlet wetland key coastal site, SEQ
• Restoring habitat and improving the resilience of Godwin Beach
• Revegetation - Griffin Environmental Reserve, GRIFFIN
• Silcock Street, Hays Inlet weed control
• Underwater Clean-Up of Curtain Artificial Reef
• Waterbody Maintenance Program—Barwon Street Wetland, Murrumba Downs
• Waterbody Maintenance Program - Beachmere Lake
• Waterbody Maintenance Program—Halpine Lake, Mango Hill
• Waterbody Maintenance Program—Lake Eden, North Lakes
• Waterbody Maintenance Program—Pebble Beach Common Wetland, Sandstone Point
• Waterbody Maintenance Program - Topaz Drive wetland, MANGO HILL
• Weed control and revegetation of wallum and marsh ecosystems at Buckleys Hole, Bongaree
• Woorim Foreshore rehabilitation
• Wynnum North Reserve Restoration

Area specific conceptual model case studies

none

Paddock to Reef (P2R) report cards

none

Water Quality Improvement Plan catchments

none

EPP (Water) scheduled environmental values and water quality objectives

none

Shorebird zones

• South East coastline

Biopassage structures

Name	Construction year	Structure types	Stream name
Bulimba Freeway	2020	Culvert	Bulimba Ck Tributory

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