A scientific assessment of the conservation value of the Monga and Buckenbowra state forests, NSW

Mackey, Brendan

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A scientific assessment of the conservation value of the Monga and Buckenbowra state forests, NSW

Date

1999

Authors

Mackey, Brendan

Abstract

Should Monga State Forest remain managed for commercial wood production or should its land tenure change to a conservation reserve? The purpose of this report is to provide a scientific evaluation of the conservation values of Monga and adjacent areas. These evaluations are designed to compliment the analyses being undertaken as part of the Regional Forest Agreement (RFA) for the Southern Region.