Minimal use from relatively natural environments

Definition

This class includes land that is subject to relatively low levels of intervention or that is largely unused in the context of prime use or use for resource protection. This land may be covered with indigenous or exotic plant species. It includes land where the structure of the native vegetation generally remains intact despite deliberate use, although the floristics of the vegetation may have changed markedly (e.g. grazing on native tussock land).

Scope note

Where native grasses have been deliberately and extensively replaced with other species, the land use should not be classified under class 1.

Hierarchy

Broader

1.0.0 Conservation and Minimal Use

Path

1.0.0 Conservation and Minimal Use › Minimal use from relatively natural environments

Narrower

• 1.3.1 Surface water supply
• 1.3.2 Ground water
• 1.3.3 Grazing native vegetation
• 1.3.4 Production from indigenous vegetation
• 1.3.5 Customary use
• 1.3.6 Defence land
• 1.3.7 Environmental & infrastructure protection
• 1.3.8 Carbon forest

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