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Rapid conservation assessment method

The rapid conservation assessment method (RAM) is part of a strategy to enable the recording of the conservation
value of many discrete parcels of land (for example, travelling stock reserves or roadside reserves) across NSW

The RAM enables land managers (such as Local Land Services or local government staff) to assess the conservation value of many sites in a relatively short time frame and collate and compare with other sites.

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Type: Guide
Author: Local Land Services
Publication Date: 02 September 2017

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Environment, land and waterRegional NSWLocal Land ServicesBiodiversityTravelling stock reserves
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