Unused and transitioning land

Definition

Land unused for rural production and urban development, without particular conservation instruments, and without any apparent built structure; or land that is transitioning towards a vacant and considerably natural state.

Scope notes

Corridors and roadside areas may fit under this class.

Does not per se include land undergoing natural succession in the context of changing plant species.

Unused land (in the sense of non-productive, non-conservation or non-built uses), such as cliffs, rock faces, boulders, and tors, and where there are relatively low levels of disturbance, may be included.

Change notes

• https://github.com/manaakiwhenua/nzsluc/issues/36

Hierarchy

Broader

1.0.0 Conservation and Minimal Use

Path

1.0.0 Conservation and Minimal Use › Unused and transitioning land

Narrower

• 1.4.1 Rehabilitating land
• 1.4.2 Unused land

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