Description: The Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Method (AquaBAMM) is a comprehensive methodology developed by the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation (DESI) for assessing the conservation values of wetlands (Clayton, et al 2006). The method identifies relative wetland conservation values within a study area (usually a catchment). It uses available data, including data resulting from expert opinion, to produce an Aquatic Conservation Assessment (ACA). ACA results provide a powerful decision support tool that can be easily interrogated through a Geographic Information System (GIS) platform.This group layer contains a compilation of the results from all published non-riverine Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) completed using the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Method (AquaBAMM).
Description: This data is a compilation of ACA bounding areas from all published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilize the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). Each bounding area defines a collection of study areas that are assessed for an Aquatic Conservation Assessment. All ACA results are relative within a given study area and not between study areas.Studies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.Rollason, S.N. and Howell, S. (2012). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the nonriverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment, Version 1.3. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI, 2026, Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Description: This data is a compilation of study area boundaries from all published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilize the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). Study areas are predefined drainage catchments and all ACA results are relative within a given study area and not between study areas.Studies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.Rollason, S.N. and Howell, S. (2012). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the nonriverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment, Version 1.3. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI. 2026. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Description: This data is a compilation of sub-catchment boundaries from all published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilize the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). Sub-catchment areas are smaller drainage catchments within a study area catchment.the sub-catchments are used for calculating the conservation rating for some of the measures during an Aquatic Conservation Assessment. These measures include: 3.3.3 (richness of wetland types within the sub-catchment), 7.1.4 (instream fragmentation due to anthropogenic barriers within a sub-catchment), 8.2.2 (the relative abundance of the wetland management group to which the wetland type belongs within the sub-catchment), 8.2.4 (the size of each wetland type relative to others of its type within a sub-catchment).Studies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.Rollason, S.N. and Howell, S. (2012). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the nonriverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment, Version 1.3. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI. 2026. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Description: This data is a compilation of subsection boundaries from all published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilise the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). Subsection areas are much smaller drainage catchments within a sub-catchment. The subsections are used to define the area (scale) for calculating conservation ratings for most of he measures when assessing an Aquatic Conservation Assessment.Studies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.Rollason, S.N. and Howell, S. (2012). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the nonriverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment, Version 1.3. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI. 2026. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Description: This data is an assessment of the Aquatic Conservation Assessment values (ACA) for non-riverine springs compiled from all studies in Queensland using the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). This dataset includes the following:EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.The reason other historic results are not included is that there was a method review that determined non-riverine springs would be stratified from other non-riverine wetlands and presented separately. All historic spring results will be located within the ACA QLD NR RESULTS feature class.
Description: This data is a compilation of all current non-riverine results from published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilize the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). The non-riverine spatial units are used to define the area for calculating non-riverine conservation ratings for AquaBAMM measures, indicators and criteria during an Aquatic Conservation Assessment.For detailed information on the methodology and input data please refer to the individual ACAs which can be downloaded from QSpatial https://qldspatial.information.qld.gov.au/catalogue/custom/search.page?q=aquatic+conservation+assessmentsStudies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.Rollason, S.N. and Howell, S. (2012). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the nonriverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment, Version 1.3. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI. 2026. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Description: The Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Method (AquaBAMM) is a comprehensive methodology developed by the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation (DESI) for assessing the conservation values of wetlands (Clayton, et al 2006). The method identifies relative wetland conservation values within a study area (usually a catchment). It uses available data, including data resulting from expert opinion, to produce an Aquatic Conservation Assessment (ACA). ACA results provide a powerful decision support tool that can be easily interrogated through a Geographic Information System (GIS) platform.This group layer contains a compilation of the results from all published riverine Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) completed using the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Method (AquaBAMM).
Description: This data is a compilation of ACA bounding areas from all published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilize the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). Each bounding area defines a collection of study areas that are assessed for an Aquatic Conservation Assessment. All ACA results are relative within a given study area and not between study areas.Studies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.Rollason, S.N. and Howell, S. (2012). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the nonriverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment, Version 1.3. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI, 2026, Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Description: This data is a compilation of study area boundaries from all published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilise the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). Study areas are predefined drainage catchments and all ACA results are relative within a given study area and not between study areas.Studies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.Rollason, S.N. and Howell, S. (2012). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the nonriverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment, Version 1.3. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI. 2026. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Description: This data is a compilation of sub-catchment boundaries from all published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilize the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). Sub-catchment areas are smaller drainage catchments within a study area catchment.Studies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.Rollason, S.N. and Howell, S. (2012). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the nonriverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment, Version 1.3. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI. 2026. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Description: This data is a compilation of subsection boundaries from all published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilize the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). Subsection areas are much smaller drainage catchments within a sub-catchment. The subsections are used to define the area (scale) for calculating conservation ratings for most of the measures when assessing an Aquatic Conservation Assessment.Studies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.Rollason, S.N. and Howell, S. (2012). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the nonriverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment, Version 1.3. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI. 2026. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Description: This data is a compilation of all riverine results for mapped streams within the riverine spatial units from published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilize the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). The riverine spatial units are used to define the area for calculating riverine conservation ratings for AquaBAMM measures, indicators and criteria during an Aquatic Conservation Assessment.For detailed information on the methodology and input data please refer to the individual ACAs which can be downloaded from QSpatial https://qldspatial.information.qld.gov.au/catalogue/custom/search.page?q=aquatic+conservation+assessmentsStudies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI. 2026. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.
Name: Riverine spatial units - conservation significance
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Description: This data is a compilation of all riverine results from published Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA) within Queensland that utilize the Aquatic Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology (AquaBAMM). The riverine spatial units are used to define the area for calculating riverine conservation ratings for AquaBAMM measures, indicators and criteria during an Aquatic Conservation Assessment.For detailed information on the methodology and input data please refer to the individual ACAs which can be downloaded from QSpatial https://qldspatial.information.qld.gov.au/catalogue/custom/search.page?q=aquatic+conservation+assessmentsStudies compiled include:Inglis, S.N. and Howell, S. (2009). Aquatic Conservation Assessments (ACA), using AquaBAMM, for the riverine wetlands of the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane.EHP. 2010. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2012. Aquatic Conservation Assessment Cape York Catchments v1.1. Riverine and non-riverine Summary Report: Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2015. An Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of Southeast Queensland catchments. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2016a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Lake Eyre and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland Government.EHP. 2018a. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Eastern Gulf of Carpentaria: Summary Report—Version 1.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2020. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Southern Gulf Catchments: Summary Report, Version 1.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DES 2022. Aquatic Conservation Assessment using AquaBAMM for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins: Summary Report, Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Science, Queensland Government.DESI. 2024. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Wide Bay-Burnett Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.DETSI. 2026. Aquatic Conservation Assessment for the riverine and non-riverine wetlands of the Fitzroy Great Barrier Reef Connecting Catchments using AquaBAMM Summary Report - Version 2.1. Brisbane: Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Queensland Government.