0213017d-aba5-4cd3-9b37-dcebb2d60812 urn:uuid en UTF-8 nonGeographicDataset nonGeographicDataset 2025-11-11T06:54:32 creation ISO 19115 2016 Queensland environmental offsets series 0213017d-aba5-4cd3-9b37-dcebb2d60812 As Queensland's economy grows, environmental offsets will play an important role in ameliorating the impacts on environmental values across the state. Queensland environmental offsets series metadata record documentDigital Full ISO 19115 metadata record XML Environmental offset landscape connectivity assessment tool documentDigital The Landscape Fragmentation and Connectivity (LFC) tool performs a desktop assessment of development impacts on connectivity areas containing remnant vegetation (classed as Category B on the Regulated Vegetation Management Map). It is designed to be used within ESRI ArcGIS v10 with Python 2.7 and requires a Spatial Analyst extension.The current version is 1.6 (10th May 2018). Spatial Data Format Galilee Basin strategic offset corridors documentDigital The Galilee Basin strategic offset footprint identifies areas, within the Desert Uplands and the Northern Brigalow Belt Bioregions, that accommodate state significant biodiversity values and provide landscape connectivity. Protecting the biodiversity values within the footprint will ensure the long-term viability of ecosystems, species and the services they provide. The provision of offset services within these priority areas is by voluntary involvement of the respective landholder. Spatial Data Format Western bioregion strategic offset corridors documentDigital The Western Bioregions Strategic Offset Investment Corridors comprise a network of hubs and corridors extending across the Gulf Plains, Channel Country, Northwest Highlands and Mitchell Grass Downs bioregions, that were selected as particularly suitable locations for hosting land-based environmental offsets. The selection took into account of a range of biodiversity values of state significance within them, and potential to enhance landscape-scale connectivity between biodiversity hubs.The provision of offset services within these priority areas is by voluntary involvement of landholders. Spatial Data Format Southern Brigalow Belt strategic offset corridors documentDigital The Southern Brigalow Belt Strategic Offset Investment Corridors comprise a network of hubs and corridors extending across the southern portion of the Brigalow Belt bioregion and the New England bioregion, that were selected as particularly suitable locations for hosting land-based environmental offsets. The selection took into account of a range of biodiversity values of state significance within them, and potential to enhance landscape-scale connectivity between biodiversity hubs. The provision of offset services within these priority areas is by voluntary involvement of landholders.Version 1.2 contains additional spatial data: modelled habitats for NCA-listed threatened species clipped to the extent of woody non-remnant, pre-clearance regional ecosystem designations for areas mapped as woody non-remnant, and inclusion of all Commonwealth mapping of EPBC-listed threatened ecological communities within the footprint of the SOIC. Spatial Data Format