Sydney Harbour catchment blueprint/ Sydney Harbour Catchment Management Board

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Unique IDLIB-00013613Date1st January 2003Date qualifieryear onlyDescriptionPublic Note: February 2003.
Includes tables.
Sydney Harbour Catchment Management Board covers the surface water catchment areas of: Port Jackson/ Parramatta River (including Middle Harbour and Lane Cove River); and Sydney Northern Beaches (including Manly Lagoon, Curl Curl Lagoon, Dee Why Lagoon, and Narabeen Lakes). The area includes the Sydney Northern Beaches including Sydney Harbour and Narrabeen Lakes catchment to Turimetta Head, and extends south to a point near Dunbar Head, Vaucluse. It extends offshore to three nautical miles. It includes estuarine and coastal areas not otherwise described above . -- p. 16.
Catchment blueprints are 'whole of government' plans which have been developed through a community/government partnership. Their influence will be in setting the direction for managing the native vegetation, biodiversity, water sources and soils in our catchments. -- Minister's foreword.
The title of this plan is the Integrated Catchment Management Plan for the Sydney Harbour Catchment 2002, also known as the Sydney Harbour Catchment Blueprint --p. 4LanguageEnglish (eng)IllustrationsColour IllustrationsPublisherNSW Department of Land and Water ConservationPlace of publicationSydney
New South Wales
Australia

Format

FormatPublication - Book

Numbering & Quantity

Number of pages64

Characteristics

Dimensions (free text)30 cm

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Subject tagsWatershed managementEnvironmental managementHarboursSustainable developmentWater quality managementConservation of natural resourcesEnvironmental conditions

Identification

Dewey decimal numberSRC 333.7316 SYDNISBN/ISSN0734753438Source system IDR0000146715Alternative ID30002011904752

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Sydney Harbour catchment blueprint/ Sydney Harbour Catchment Management Board