Invasive Species Presence
Benchmark Value
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Contributing Benchmarks
Evidence & Context
The reference benchmark for Invasive Species Presence in Australian Arid Mountain Ranges & Uplands under Industrial & Infrastructure Land Use is the absence of established populations of declared pests and key threatening invasive species.
Presence or absence of established populations of declared pests and key threatening invasive species.
This benchmark represents the absence of established populations of declared pests and key threatening invasive species in the Australian Arid Mountain Ranges & Uplands under Industrial & Infrastructure land use, emphasizing a management system to prevent invasions.
The benchmark is derived from established principles of best-practice management systems based on prevention, early detection, and rapid response, rather than a direct measurement from a single ideal site.
Sources (3)
Mine rehabilitation - Leading practice sustainable development ...
View SourceThe economic cost of managing invasive species in Australia - ResearchGate
View SourceWeed Management Principles for Mine Site Rehabilitation | Dendra ...
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Additional references from the underlying research that informed this benchmark.
Enigmatic ecological impacts of mining and linear infrastructure ...
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MINE REHABILITATION: Leading Practice Sustainable Development Program for the Mining Industry
View SourceInvasive species, problematic native species, and diseases | Australia state of the environment 2021
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