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Degradation of native riparian vegetation along NSW water courses
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In November 2001, the degradation of native riparian vegetation along NSW water courses was listed as a key threatening process (KTP) under the Fisheries Management Act 1994. The contents of this process include information on the following:
- What is 'riparian vegetation'?
- Why is riparian vegetation important to aquatic systems and native fish?
- How is riparian vegetation degraded?
- What threatened fish are affected by this KTP?
- What happens after a KTP is listed?
- How are threat abatement plans implemented?
- Reducing the impacts of this KTP
- Bibliography and further reading.
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