• Clarence Riverine Corridor Management Project - Information about the management of riverine corridors, and about 17 case studies in the Clarence Catchment.
• Rare Species Lists - A list of rare species that are most likely to occur in the Clarence Catchment, and including a short description about each species.
• Significant Species of the Clarence Catchment listed by legislative instrument or ROTAP 1995.
• Riparian Species Lists - Lists of riparian (riverbank and streambank) species determined to occur in each of the 9 major physiographic sectors of the Clarence Catchment. The lists are presented in both an abridged form of the 20 most common species, and as a full list of all species found in that sector. A short description is also provided for each species with a hyperlink from its name in the list.
• Vegetation Association Information Pages - The last major part of the vegetation information at this site, it will provide a full listing of the Vegetation Associations identified in the catchment and an illustrated description. Features covered include structure, distribution, appearance, threats and management options.
• Northeast Plants Database - THE database for the serious plant nut. Developed to allow the production of 'short lists' of species to use in rehabilitation plantings, to allow the extraction of information about a number of plants at once (such as what is fruiting now or plants useful in a theme planting), or to produce a short list of likely species from a piece you want to identify. - NOTE - links to a downloadable ACCESS 2.0 Database (about 752 KB) or a downloadable EXCEL 5.0 spreadsheet (1.68 MB), both only available as WinZip files.
• Noxious Plants List for the Clarence Catchment.Compiled for each of the councils from the release obtained from the NSW Agriculture site in mid August 1999.
• Upland Wetlands of the Clarence Catchment - A description of the wetlands of the Upper Clarence Catchment and their condition.
• Plant Information Links - Links to other sites with plants information that you might find useful.

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• Vegetation Management Planning
• Draft Issues Paper
• Vegetation Management Planning Resource Document

Like our background? It is a leaf from the Tulipwood, Harpullia pendula, one of the commonest street trees in Grafton, and widely occurring in rainforests of the Clarence Valley.

This version produced in 1999 by Greg Steenbeeke. &COPY Greg Steenbeeke, DLWC and CCMC, 1998.

For more information about plants, visit
Greg's Website. There may be something there to interest you.