Native Vegetation Management Benefits - Manage benefits

Identifies areas across NSW where the greatest benefit to NSW plant biodiversity is achieved by conserving and managing extant native vegetation.\r\n\r\nThis layer is one of four approaches to vegetation management, comprising:\r\n\r\n- [*Manage benefits*](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/native-vegetation-management-nvm---manage-benefits9c71e) highlights remaining examples of highly cleared vegetation types\r\n- [*Improve benefits*](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/native-vegetation-management-nvm---improve-benefitsaaf8c) highlights where remaining examples of highly cleared vegetation types can be improved in condition\r\n- [*Restore benefits*](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/native-vegetation-management-nvm---revegetate-benefits1d347) highlights where to restore highly cleared vegetation types in cleared landscapes\r\n- [*Landscape benefits*](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/native-vegetation-management-nvm---landscape-value-mapping-benefitsbb846) highlights areas that contribute to the connectivity between extant native vegetation. Includes existing vegetation and locations to restore lost linkages.\r\n\r\n### Version 1.0 (2012)\r\nproduced for the Draft NSW Biodiversity Strategy (see [this report](https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biodiversity/120905NVMTecRep.pdf)). Data is relevant to 2012\r\n### Version 2.2 (2020)\r\nproduced for data relevant to 2017 and 2020. The 2020 data only differs from 2017 by incorporating fire extent and severity data. Future updates of the layer will reflect whatever ecological recovery has occurred by that date\r\n\r\n## More information\r\nFor more detail see [NSW Native Vegetation Management Benefits Analyses\r\nTechnical report (2012)](https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biodiversity/120905NVMTecRep.pdf), [this technical report (2020)](https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/research-and-publications/publications-search/modelbased-indicator-capacity-biodiversity-persistence-using-vascular-plant-record-habitat-condition), and [this scientific paper on the method (2014)](http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304380013005760). Climate-informed versions of the manage benefits and restore benefits (v.1) can be found [here](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/data-packages-for-the-biodiversity-impacts-and-adaptation-project).本数据集用于识别新南威尔士州（New South Wales，简称NSW）范围内，通过保护与管理现存原生植被（extant native vegetation）可对该州植物生物多样性产生最大效益的区域。 该地理信息图层（layer）是植被管理（vegetation management）四大实施路径之一，具体包含以下四类： - [**效益管理（Manage benefits）**](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/native-vegetation-management-nvm---manage-benefits9c71e)：聚焦高度开垦植被类型的现存遗存片区 - [**效益提升（Improve benefits）**](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/native-vegetation-management-nvm---improve-benefitsaaf8c)：标识可通过管护提升高度开垦植被类型现存遗存片区生境质量的区域 - [**效益修复（Restore benefits）**](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/native-vegetation-management-nvm---revegetate-benefits1d347)：标识在已开垦景观中修复高度开垦植被类型的适宜区域 - [**景观效益（Landscape benefits）**](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/native-vegetation-management-nvm---landscape-value-mapping-benefitsbb846)：标识可提升现存原生植被间连通性的区域，涵盖现有植被片区以及可修复丧失连通廊道的点位。 ### 1.0版本（2012年） 本数据集为《新南威尔士州生物多样性战略草案》编制而成（详见[此技术报告](https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biodiversity/120905NVMTecRep.pdf)），数据基准年份为2012年。 ### 2.2版本（2020年） 本数据集对应2017年与2020年的生态数据，其中2020年版本仅较2017年版本新增了火灾范围与烈度数据。后续该图层的更新将纳入截至更新时点已发生的生态恢复情况。 ## 更多详情 如需了解更多细节，可参阅《新南威尔士州原生植被管理效益分析技术报告（2012年）》([NSW Native Vegetation Management Benefits Analyses Technical report (2012)](https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biodiversity/120905NVMTecRep.pdf))、[此2020年技术报告](https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/research-and-publications/publications-search/modelbased-indicator-capacity-biodiversity-persistence-using-vascular-plant-record-habitat-condition)，以及[此阐述本方法的2014年学术论文](http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304380013005760)。针对效益管理与效益修复（1.0版本）的气候适配版本数据集可[在此处获取](https://iar.environment.nsw.gov.au/dataset/data-packages-for-the-biodiversity-impacts-and-adaptation-project)。