Bushland Condition Monitoring South Australia

(Cancelled) Upcoming BCM Course

The next BCM training course will be held at Morialta CP on the 19th and 20th of June. See more

(contact the office on 71274630 for further information)

Bushland Condition Monitoring (BCM) is a method to assess the health of remnant bushland over time and in response to conservation management, land-use change and climate change.

This is the site of the Bushland Condition Monitoring Program run by the Nature Conservation Society of South Australia Inc.

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Volunteer

Several office-based activities are available for volunteers interested in contributing to the BCM program

About

The Bushland Condition Monitoring Manual was created by the Nature Conservation Society of South Australia to provide bushland owners and managers with a tool to measure change in the condition of their bushland.

Projects

The NCSSA conducts projects using BCM for the NRM Boards, local councils, landowners and conservation groups

See here for an update of the latest projects

Datasheet update (October 2017)

The latest version of the streamlined data sheet is now available here BCM Data Sheet Oct2017v2017.2

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Update-- Weed Threat Ratings

The BCM weed threat ratings have been updated to better reflect current knowledge of species invasiveness, impact and difficulty of control.