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waltraud
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42 min ago
Agree with Barb. Fieldmap hasn’t callery pear listed and government still plant / promote it. CNM was an option for us to document how a species that has been used as street tree invades nature reserve about 8 years after planting.
Acacia baileyana
abread111
wrote:
31 Aug 2025
But sometimes it is a good idea to record the extent of the invasive problem species; for instance the records in CNM, which end up in ALA, are invaluable to document the expansion of Callery Pear. And a photo in CNM which can be referenced in FieldMaps shows the size of the problem at the mapped site.
Acacia baileyana
Mike
wrote:
31 Aug 2025
I prefer to use Field Maps for invasive plants as this goes to weed management and does not clutter NatureMapr and Atlas of Living Australia.
Acacia baileyana
waltraud
wrote:
31 Aug 2025
Barb now that CNM no longer shows locations I think we should map weeds with Field maps. Perhaps someone has mapped.
Acacia baileyana
Significant sightings
- Acacia lanigera var. lanigera at Weetangera, ACT
- Acacia ruppii at Girraween, QLD
- Acacia baileyana at Springdale, NSW
- Acacia barringtonensis at Barrington Tops National Park
- Acacia awestoniana at Amelup, WA
- Acacia alpina at Yaouk, NSW
- Acacia alpina at Yaouk, NSW
- Acacia alpina at Mount Clear, ACT
- Acacia lanigera var. lanigera at Pearce, ACT
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