Biodiversity is and always will be an important component in any pastoral business. A healthy and ecologically balanced ecosystem provides the means for productivity, profitability. Now in the forefront of the global agenda; the need for biodiversity surveys to be undertaken is dramatically increasing.
A biodiversity survey was conducted on Glenflorrie Station as part of Rangelands NRM’s ‘Fast tracking WA and NT to align with nutritional feed base mapping technology advancements at a national level’ supported by the Northern Hub and SW WA Hub in a cross-hub collaboration and funded by the Future Drought Fund. It was a pilot survey to determine if the method used would be practical for pastoral stations in Western Australia and consequently across the nation.
