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Although a familiar and often well-loved icon of the Australian landscape, willows (Salix taxa.), are a Weed of National Significance and among the most serious river bank and wetland weeds in temperate Australia. At least 32 naturalised and 47 cultivated willow taxa (species, varieties and hybrids) are present in Australia and there is a need to understand the distribution, invasiveness and impacts of these willows in order to make informed decisions to better manage willows. This project was sponsored by the Australian Government Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts (external link) and Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (external link) (through the Defeating the Weed Menace Program) (external link) and administered by the Department of Primary Industries Victoria on behalf of the National Willows Taskforce. The purpose of the project was to address the high priority actions in the National Willows Strategy by:
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Front cover and in cover (PDF 554KB) | ||
Acknowledgements (PDF 48KB) | ||
Executive Summary (PDF 49KB) | ||
Table of Contents (PDF 72KB) | ||
1.0 | Introduction (PDF 164KB) 1.1 Background 1.2 The Project 1.3 Uses for the information | |
2.0 | How willow management priorities were developed (PDF 229KB) 2.1 Determining the extent of willows 2.2 Weed risk assessment | |
3.0 | Willow management priorities across Australia (PDF 592KB) 3.1 Determining the extent of willows: Where are our willows? 3.2 Weed risk assessment: Which are our worst willows? | |
4.0 | The way forward - recommendations (PDF 636KB) 4.1 Using these recommendations 4.2 General recommendations 4.3 On-ground management recommendations 4.4 The national perspective as a case study for original prioritisation 4.5 National case study: Prioritising willow management based on asset protection 4.6 Legislative recommendations 4.7 What have we achieved? | |
5.0 | Further information (PDF 305KB) 5.1 References and further reading 5.2 List of supplementary information 5.3 Appendices |
Present distribution of Salix taxa in Queensland (PDF 373KB) | ||
Present distribution of Salix taxa in Tasmania (PDF 386KB) |
Workshop Kit | Note: Refer below for documents relating to Workshop kit. |
Willow Resource Sheet 1 (PDF 317KB) | Willow Resource Sheet 2 (PDF 1.7MB) | Willow Resource Sheet 3 (PDF 928KB) | Willow Resource Sheet 4 (PDF 352KB) |
Willow Resource Sheet 5 (PDF 317KB) | Willow Resource Sheet 6 (PDF 358KB) |
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Willows ID Station 1 & 2 questions | Session Plan Example | |||
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