Bruce Ridge to Gossan Hill species

Overview

High quality Box-Gum Woodland exists in both Flea Bog Flat and Gossan Hill Nature Reserve, as well as in the area adjacent to Calvary Hospital, the CIT campus and around the GIO Stadium. Fauna crossing furniture is already in place within the bike bath underpasses beneath Gungahlin Drive to connect Bruce Ridge to woodland on the western side of Gungahlin Drive. This area represents an area for potential consideration as a connectivity corridor for woodland species.

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26 species

Asterella drummondii (A thallose liverwort)

Asterella drummondii
Asterella drummondii
Asterella drummondii

Chrysothrix sp. (genus) (A gold dust lichen)

Chrysothrix sp. (genus)
Chrysothrix sp. (genus)
Chrysothrix sp. (genus)

Flavoparmelia sp. (Flavoparmelia Lichen)

Flavoparmelia sp.
Flavoparmelia sp.
Flavoparmelia sp.

Fossombronia sp. (genus) (A leafy liverwort)

Fossombronia sp. (genus)
Fossombronia sp. (genus)
Fossombronia sp. (genus)

Lethocolea pansa (A ground liverwort)

Lethocolea pansa
Lethocolea pansa
Lethocolea pansa

Lunularia cruciata (A thallose liverwort)

Lunularia cruciata
Lunularia cruciata
Lunularia cruciata

Parmeliaceae (family) (A lichen family)

Parmeliaceae (family)
Parmeliaceae (family)
Parmeliaceae (family)

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Bruce Ridge to Gossan Hill
  • Area (hectares) 212.18 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 26.12 sightings per ha

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