AL GLM land types

AL GLM land types

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AL land types are mapped regional ecosystems not suitable for grazing.

Land type codeLand type description
AL01Estuary
AL02Island
AL03Lakebeds
AL04Mangroves
AL05Vine forest on steep hills and ranges
AL06Not usable
AL07Sand
AL08To be allocated
AL09Water
AL10Wetland
AL11Beach
AL12Coastal swamp
AL13Coastal lakes and wetlands

References

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Grundy, M.J. and Bryde, N.J. (1989). Land resources of the Einasleigh – Atherton Dry Tropics. Land Resources Branch. Project Report QO89004. Department of Primary Industries, Brisbane.

Heiner, I.J. and Grundy, M.J. (1994). Land resources of the Ravenshoe – Mt Garnet area north Queensland. Vol 1 – Land Resources Inventory. Department of Primary Industries, Brisbane.

Isbell, R.F., Stephenson, P.J., Murtha, G.G. and Gillman, G.P. (1976). Red basaltic soils in north Queensland. Division of Soils Technical Paper No. 28. CSIRO, Melbourne.

Kernot, J.C. (1998) Sustainable beef production on tropical tallgrass using the local best practice (LBP) approach. Final Report to Meat and Livestock Australia, Project DAQ.092/NAP3.306.

Kernot, J.C., English, B.H., Shaw, K. A. and Rolfe, J.W (2005). Grazing Management to improve Regional Ecosystems, land condition and optimise beef production in the Upper Herbert Catchment. Final Report to Far North Queensland Natural Resource Management Ltd. Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, Mareeba.

Milson, J. (2000). Pasture plants of north-west Queensland. Department of Primary Industries, Brisbane.

Queensland Herbarium (2009). Regional Ecosystem Description Database (REDD). Version 6.0b. Updated November 2009 (Department of Environment and Resource Management: Brisbane).

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Date published:

November 8, 2022

Date reviewed:

November 28, 2022
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