Weeding to Ensure Survival of Endangered Monsoon Vine Thickets on Yawuru Country - Stage 1

The project is supported logistically and technically by Nyamba Buru Yawuru, Department of Parks and Wildlife, Environs Kimberley and Society for Kimberley Indigenous Plants and Animals. Building on a previous collaborative weed mapping and management project in Minyirr Park this project will continue managing weeds in Minyirr and in other endangered Monsoon Vine Thickets on Yawuru country. The Green Army Team will target already mapped populations of key weed species (including Neem, Coffee Bush, Buffel Grass and Bellyache Bush), all of which pose an immediate and major threat to the health and resilience of the community. Works may also include monitoring of treated areas and natural/supplementary revegetation if required.

本项目由Nyamba Buru Yawuru、公园与野生动物部（Department of Parks and Wildlife）、金伯利环境协会（Environs Kimberley）以及金伯利本土动植物协会（Society for Kimberley Indigenous Plants and Animals）提供后勤与技术支持。本项目依托此前在明伊尔公园（Minyirr Park）开展的协作式杂草测绘与治理项目，将持续推进明伊尔公园以及亚乌鲁族领地内其他濒危季风藤本灌丛（Monsoon Vine Thickets）的杂草治理工作。绿色军团小队（Green Army Team）将针对已完成测绘的关键杂草种群开展防控作业，涉及物种包括印楝（Neem）、咖啡灌木（Coffee Bush）、非洲虎尾草（Buffel Grass）与腹痛灌木（Bellyache Bush），上述杂草均对当地群落的健康与恢复力构成直接且重大的威胁。项目作业内容还可包括对已治理区域的监测，以及根据需求开展自然植被恢复或辅助补植工作。