South-East Box and Buloke Grassy Woodlands Survey

A two week survey of the flora and fauna of remnant box and buloke vegetation in the Upper South East was undertaken in December 1995. Vegetation associations visited were buloke Allocasuarina luehmanii grassy woodland, grey box Eucalyptus microcarpa grassy woodland, peppermint box E. odorata grassy woodland, E. microcarpa x E. microcarpa grassy woodland, black (river) box E. largiflorens grassy woodland, broad-leaved box E. behriana white mallee E. dumosa peppermint box open scrub, and associated native grasslands. All of these associations are of high conservation value in South Australia. Flora was surveyed at forty-eight sites, and fauna was surveyed at eighteen of these. Reference: A.L. Stokes (1996) A BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF BOX AND BULOKE GRASSY WOODLAND IN THE UPPER SOUTH-EAST OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1995. Biological Survey & Research, Resource Management Branch, Department of Environment and Natural Resources. The South-East Box and Buloke Grassy Woodlands Survey is part of the Biological Survey of South Australia Program which is a series of systematic surveys conducted across the state between 1971 and the present with the broad aim of providing a baseline inventory of South Australia's flora and fauna biodiversity.