Bawley Point

Narla Environmental Pty Ltd undertook a comprehensive biodiversity assessment of a property in Bawley Point to enable the establishment of a Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement. In addition to providing expert ecological advice throughout the project, Narla were engaged to provide the following services:

  • Targeted surveys for threatened flora and fauna

  • Native vegetation and weed mapping

  • Condition scoring of the vegetation

  • Biodiversity credit calculations

  • Biodiversity Stewardship Site Assessment Report

  • Biodiversity Stewardship Site Management Plan

  • Total Fund Deposit Calculations

Once accepted, this Biodiversity Stewardship Site will provide permanent protection and management of approximately 50 hectares of Swamp Oak Floodplain Forest, Swamp Sclerophyll Forest and Wet Sclerophyll forest along NSW’'s South Coast. It will also protect several threatened species including Green and Golden Bell Frogs, Southern Myotis and Maundia triglochinoide. The Biodiveristy Credits that can be generated by conserving this land will cover all ongoing management costs with the potential to provide additional income for the landowner.

Green and golden bell frog, or Litoria aurea, a threatened species in NSW, sitting on the ground