On 13/9/22 19:56, Little Maps wrote:
On 13 Sep 2022, at 6:01 pm, Warin <[email protected]> wrote:
There are some 'private' forestry areas too, at least in NSW ... these are
visible as they are not native and in organized rows, so easy to identify.
Heaps in W Vic too. As state govts move from timber harvesting in native
forests to plantation based forestry it’ll become increasingly important to
have a robust tagging scheme to differentiate native forests from plantations.
The informal tag “plantation=yes” is widely used in SW WA and W Vic, albeit by
a small number of editors. I’m not aware of a formal tag that conveys the same
information.
Usually the type of tree - not a native to oz = Radiata pine and
Southern Pine.
Apparently some are using Hoop Pine .. native to oz ... so not 100%
accurate .. but would get most of them?
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