Protecting, enhancing and restoring riparian habitat by control of invasive spec

Ongoing control of invasive introduced species, willow, blackberry, ragwort and hemlock and continued revegetation with mixed endemic species to improve connections between native remnant vegetation across public and private land in the fragmented rural landscape of Tasmania. This requires securing the riparian zone from livestock with a permanent electrified fence to create a wildlife corridor from remnant native forest on my land to the Lilydale Falls Reserve adjacent. To facilitate continued control of invasive species, the purchase of a designated spray unit would enable the landowner to carry out maintenance of this wildlife corridor using non-residual, eco friendly chemicals recently developed for riparian use.