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Knox Terrace, verge MAP REFERENCE: 18
DESCRIPTION: Scattered remnant flora on road verge.MANAGEMENT: Fire hazard reduction.REMNANT: Ep/Bs Or/AS AD /DIr Ga +
Langman Reserve, southern woodland MAP REFERENCE: 71 AREA: 1ha
DESCRIPTION: Canopy of grey box with scatteredindigenous understorey.MANAGEMENT: Remove major weeds, work on minor weeds from best vegetation areas, cut for weed suppression and fire hazardreduction, replant. REMNANT: Em El Apyc /Bs Or Ap/AS AD Ld/DIr +
PLANTED: Em El Apyc ALv/Bs
NOTES: Walking trail access, notable remnantspecies are Pittosporum phylliraeoides (NativeApricot) and Asperula conferta (Native Woodruff).
Langman Reserve,Wyatt Road frontageMAP REFERENCE: 70 AREA: 0.2ha
DESCRIPTION: Narrow strip on west side of Wyatt Road, remnant grey box canopy with some ground flora.MANAGEMENT: An important site, but littlemanagement work at present.REMNANT: Em/AD AS/Gp Vb +
NOTES: Also Santalum acuminatum (Quandong),Stackhousia monogyna (Candles).
Laver Reserve, lower part MAP REFERENCE: 20 AREA: 0.5ha
DESCRIPTION: Degraded SA Blue Gum woodland.MANAGEMENT: Fire hazard reduction only at this stage.REMNANT: El Apyc /Dv Bs AS AD +
NOTES: Scope for improved management.
Linden GardensMAP REFERENCE: 89 AREA: 2000m2
DESCRIPTION: Former Shell service station sitebeing developed as a demonstration site for lowwater use and indigenous flora.
Magill Stone Mine ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 15 AREA: 3.5ha
DESCRIPTION: Valley containing abandoned olivegrove and State Heritage listed stone mines. Thereare also remnants of the original Mallee Boxwoodland and many species of native grass andwildflowers. There are walking trails in thereserve. Part of the old orchard is preserved in thevalley floor.MANAGEMENT: Gradual weed removal to fosternatural regeneration, Bush for Life volunteer site.REMNANT: Ep Apyc /Or / AD AS Tt/ ARs BUb Dlr Gp
GOe Vc Vb +
NOTES: Very diverse native flora present but veryweedy. This is an old mine site and visitors muststay on paths.
Michael Perry Botanic ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 84 AREA: 3ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant canopy of SA Blue Gumand Red Gum. North-east corner managed forNative flora.MANAGEMENT: Urban park.REMNANT: Ec El Em/ Bs Ap Dv/ Microlaena +
NOTES: Restoration work in SA Blue Gum woodland area.
Mine Chimney ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 44 AREA: 2.2ha
DESCRIPTION: Native grassland with exoticplantings and weeds.MANAGEMENT: Little management at this stage,some grass cutting for fire hazard reduction.REMNANT: AD AS +
NOTES: Some excellent quality stands of nativegrass including Aristida behriana, historic minechimney, no walking trail access at this stage.
Mount Barker Road, verge MAP REFERENCE: 56 AREA: 100m2
DESCRIPTION: Diverse native vegetation adjacent toSA Blue Gum woodland remnant.MANAGEMENT: Some work on major weeds.REMNANT: Very diverse.PLANTED: No planting warranted at this site.
Mount Osmond Road, unmade sectionsMAP REFERENCE: 52 AREA: 2ha
DESCRIPTION: Very degraded native grassland areas.MANAGEMENT: A walking trail is being constructedin this reserve.REMNANT: AS AD
NOTES: These areas are within the SA GovernmentMt Osmond Reserve.
Mount Osmond Road, verge - northMAP REFERENCE: 49
DESCRIPTION: Hills Face road verge containingremnant trees and some ground flora.MANAGEMENT: Grass cutting for fire hazardreduction.REMNANT: El Ec ALv Apyc/AS AD Tt +
Mount Osmond Road, southMAP REFERENCE: 46
DESCRIPTION: Hills Face steep road vergecontaining a range of less common species.MANAGEMENT: Little at this stage.REMNANT: Ev Am/Dv/AD +
NOTES: Other species: Linum marginale, Bulbinebulbosa, Exocarpos cupressiformis.
Old Bullock TrackMAP REFERENCE: 55 AREA: 3ha
DESCRIPTION: Native vegetation on road verge.MANAGEMENT: some woody weed control, planting,fire hazard reduction slashing.REMNANT: El Ev ALv Apyc/AD AS Tt/ CAp +
PLANTED: ALv Apyc
NOTES: Walking link to Eagle-on-the-Hill, severalspecies have their only known Burnsideoccurrence at this site.
Oval Terrace Reserve MAP REFERENCE: 1 AREA: 0.1ha
DESCRIPTION: Open space with remnant Red Gumalong verge, planted with indigenous flora.MANAGEMENT: Eradicate weeds, plant asappropriate.REMNANT: Ec
PLANTED: ALv Apyv Cg/Dv +
Pepper Street Gallery, indigenous gardenMAP REFERENCE: 9 AREA: 100m2
DESCRIPTION: Former weedy area being developedas a local flora garden.MANAGEMENT: Eradicate weeds, plant asappropriate.PLANTED: El ALv Apyc/ Bs Dv/THt AS/ Gp
NOTES: Significant volunteer effort at this site.
Queens Avenue, road closure MAP REFERENCE: 77 AREA: 0.2ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant tree canopy, native grass,some exotic trees, herbaceous weeds.MANAGEMENT: Major weeds controlled, grass cut.REMNANT: Em El/Tt AS AD/Cor +
NOTES: Detailed vegetation work required asresources allow, good natural regeneration of Grey Box.
Rivington Grove, no. 3 verge MAP REFERENCE: 33 AREA: 40m2
DESCRIPTION: Sloping verge established with local flora.MANAGEMENT: Remove all weeds, cut back to keep tidy.PLANTED: Em Apyc/ Dv Bs Ga Aa/Gp ARs BUb Vc/ AD
NOTES: Considerable volunteer assistance at this site.
Romalo Reserve, western sideMAP REFERENCE: 11 AREA: 100m2
DESCRIPTION: Some remnant native species inotherwise weedy area.MANAGEMENT: Weed control and planting.REMNANT: Ec Cg/ AS AD CHt EIn/Vc
PLANTED: Apyc ALv +
NOTES: Considerable volunteer assistance at this site.
Royal Avenue Drainage ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 76 AREA: 1ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant tree canopy, scatteredindigenous flora, severe weed infestation.MANAGEMENT: Managed for fire hazardsuppression only at this stage.REMNANT: Em El/Dv Bs/AS AD +
NOTES: Improved vegetation management required;potential for walking linkage although no accessat present.
Royal Avenue, no. 12 verge MAP REFERENCE: 73 AREA: 4m2
DESCRIPTION: Small patch of ruby saltbush.MANAGEMENT: Control weeds around plants.REMNANTS: Enchylaena tomentosa
NOTES: Remnant plants used as seed source.
Slapes Gully Road, verge MAP REFERENCE: 85 AREA: 200m2
DESCRIPTION: Sloping site, indigenous plantings.MANAGEMENT: Gradually remove weeds andreplace with indigenous plantings. REMNANT: AD
PLANTED: El ALv Apyc +
South Terrace, no. 20 vergeMAP REFERENCE: 6 AREA: 80m2
DESCRIPTION: Verges on both sides of the easternend of South Terrace, native grasses.MANAGEMENT: Control major weeds, cut after seedset to keep tidy.REMNANT: AS CHt ENn
Statenborough Street, 1 Wallace Street MAP REFERENCE: 28 AREA: 30m2
DESCRIPTION: Remnant native grass with Golden Wattle.MANAGEMENT: Major weeds, cut to keep tidy.REMNANT: Apyc CHt AS
PLANTED: Bs
Sturt Place, no. 5 verge MAP REFERENCE: 66 AREA: 15m2
DESCRIPTION: Urban verge.MANAGEMENT: Seeds saved and propagated.REMNANT: Bothriochloa macra (Red-leg Grass)
NOTES: The only naturally occurring population ofRed-leg Grass known in Burnside.
Sydney Street, no. 73 verge MAP REFERENCE: 39 AREA: 40m2
DESCRIPTION: Verge planted with local flora.MANAGEMENT: Eliminate weeds, continue planting.NOTES: Managed in conjunction with residents.
Sydney Street ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 38 AREA: 0.1ha
DESCRIPTION: Park planted with indigenous flora.MANAGEMENT: Lawn maintained, garden bedsthoroughly weeded.PLANTED: El ALv Cg/Bs Dv Or +
NOTES: SA Blue Gums propagated from remnanttree in Burnside Village.
Themeda ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 50 AREA: 9.1ha
DESCRIPTION: Extensive areas of Kangaroo Grasswith other herbaceous species.MANAGEMENT: Woody weed removal,establishment of indigenous trees whereappropriate, grassing cutting for fire hazard andweed reduction.REMNANT: El Ap/Tt AD AS VC COr +
PLANTED: El ALv Apyc
NOTES: The fire track provides walking accessbetween Hayward Drive and Mountainview Place.Bush For Life volunteer site.
Town Hall, carpark - tree plantationMAP REFERENCE: 35
DESCRIPTION: Plantation of indigenous trees in carpark.PLANTED: Em in median areas.NOTES: Grey Box propagated from remnant trees in Beaumont Common.
Town Hall, planter box by staff gateMAP REFERENCE: 36 AREA: 8m2
DESCRIPTION: Small patch of local ground flora.MANAGEMENT: Keep weed free, prune to keep tidy.PLANTED: Various smaller growing speciesincluding Glycine, Clandestinum.
Travers Drive, road reserve MAP REFERENCE: 61 AREA: 0.1ha
DESCRIPTION: Planted area of indigenous flora.MANAGEMENT: Weed control by volunteers.PLANTED: Apyc El ALv/Bs Dv
Tusmore Park, River Red Gums MAP REFERENCE: 34
DESCRIPTION: Several large old River Red Gumsalong the creek line.MANAGEMENT: Plant more Red Gums and otherspecies as appropriate.REMNANT: Ec
NOTES: Considerable scope for improving creek in this park.
Tusmore TrashracksMAP REFERENCE: 94 AREA: 800m2
DESCRIPTION: Area of First Creek around trash-racks being established with indigenous flora.NOTES: This is a project site for BurnsideBiodiversity Volunteers.
Waterfall Gully ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 59 AREA: 2.3ha
DESCRIPTION: Steep south facing slope dominatedby pines and other weeds. Red gum woodland andreedbed dominated by willows and other weeds.Some weed removal and replanting.MANAGEMENT: Very little management at present.REMNANT: Ec/Phragmites australis, Lobelia alata
PLANTED: Ec near trash rackNOTES: Footpath on Waterfall Gully Roadfrontage, no walking trails within reserve atpresent. Voluntary work by Our Path Group.
Waterfall Gully Road, verge MAP REFERENCE: 68 AREA: 1ha
DESCRIPTION: Broad road verge with remnant GreyBox canopy and other flora.MANAGEMENT: eradicate major weeds, re-establishcanopy, improve best areas, cut for weedsuppression and fire hazard reduction.REMNANT: Em Apyc/Bs Or/AS AD Ld/ARs COr DIr +
PLANTED: Apyc ALv/Ap Bs
NOTES: Vegetation flanks walking trail, gooddiversity of species with potential for restoration.
Waterfall Terrace Reserve remnant canopy of Grey Box treesMAP REFERENCE: 69
Wattle Park ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 14 AREA: 2.7ha
DESCRIPTION: Undeveloped former vineyard landMANAGEMENT: slashing only at this stage.REMNANT: One Ep, one ALv, some AS and AD,
good patch Vb
NOTES: Scope for development into a natural area.
Wheal Gawler Mine ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 43 AREA: 0.42ha
DESCRIPTION: Steep grassland.MANAGEMENT: Major weed eradication, planting,grass cutting.REMNANT: Apyc/ AD AS ENn/ Ga Ld COr +
PLANTED: Ec El Em ALv Apyc Ap
NOTES: Walking track link to Wheal Gawler Street.
Willowbridge ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 82 AREA: 0.3 ha
DESCRIPTION: Creekline with reeds and rushes.MANAGEMENT: Urban park.REMNANT: Phragmites,Typha
PLANTED: Ec+
NOTES: Creek managed for habitat in atraditionally managed park.
Wyfield ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 22 AREA: 2.12ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant degraded Mallee Boxwoodland on steep slope.MANAGEMENT: Only fire hazard reduction at this stage.REMNANT: Ep Apyc/ AS AD Ld +
NOTES: Scope for restoration work.
Wynyard Grove, no. 12 verge MAP REFERENCE: 8 AREA: 80m2
DESCRIPTION: Remnant native grass on verge.MANAGEMENT: Major weeds, cutting to keep tidy.REMNANT: Apyc/AS AD CHt
Young Park (Nature Reserve)MAP REFERENCE: 10 AREA: 0.1ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant Callitris woodland being restored.MANAGEMENT: Aim to eradicate weeds, protect all remnant native flora and regeneration,appropriate replanting.REMNANT: Cg Ec El Apyc /Aa /AD AS CHt Ld Lm
/ARs MAe Vc DIr EIn COr +
PLANTED: Cg Ga BUb
NOTES: Considerable volunteer assistance at this site.
Zig Zag ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 47 AREA: 1.6ha
DESCRIPTION: Steeply sloping valley, Sheoakwoodland remnant at top of slope.MANAGEMENT: Gradual removal of woody weeds,grass cutting, planting.REMNANT: Alv Ec/AD AS Tt ENn/ Vc Vb COr +
PLANTED: ALv Apyc
NOTES: Walking trail link from Gully Reserve toDanthonia Reserve.
Significant parcels of State Government landwithin and adjoining the City of Burnside
57 Cleland Conservation Park
54 Mount Osmond Reserve
27 Ferguson Conservation Park
21 Horsnell Gully Conservation Park
90 Greenhill Recreation Park
NATIVE PLANT & ANIMAL SITESMany of Burnside’s native plants and animalsstill survive, but the natural woodlands andgrasslands that once supported them havealmost been lost (see small map showingoriginal distribution of woodland types in the Burnside area).
By looking after the indigenous plants ofBurnside we are providing food and shelter forwildlife, including small birds, butterflies andlizards. We are also looking after a landscapethat has survived for thousands of years andcould soon be lost forever.
The City of Burnside has shown that it ispossible for natural heritage to survive and evenflourish in an urban setting.
We aim to protect, conserve and restore nativevegetation and wildlife habitat and, in the HillsFace areas, to create landscapes which areeasier to maintain and are less of a fire hazard.
Depending on the needs of the site, we removeinvasive weed species, allow natural regenerationand establish indigenous plants grown from locallycollected seed.
Some of the weeds that are displacing native plantsand animals are trees and shrubs that have escapedfrom gardens. Examples are olive, pine, buckthornand hawthorn. People should not be concernedabout the gradual removal of these plants as theyhave little habitat value and constitute a major firehazard. They are being replaced with indigenousvegetation that is far more useful to native wildlife.
We also -� rescue local plants from development sites; � propagate local plants; � make local plants available for planting in parks
and reserves; � provide advice about the conservation of remnant
indigenous trees and native vegetation;� develop and maintain walking trails through the
Hills Face reserves; and� eradicate newly-arrived weeds such as
Monadenia and Bridal Creeper to prevent themfrom becoming established in Burnside.
Volunteers are a big help in looking after nativeflora areas. We have volunteers from the Trees forLife program assisting in the Hills Face areas andseveral residents are helping with urban sites.Volunteers help with propagation, weed removaland planting, and learn about the local naturalenvironment. People sometimes try to help but dodamage by pulling up plants they don’t like andadding plants they do like. They also add theirlawn clippings and other garden material to sites.All this can do a lot of damage, so it is importantto contact Council before doing voluntary work onany site. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL BURNSIDE’S
GROUP LEADER, CONSERVATION AND LAND
MANAGEMENT ON 8366 4267.
PlantsThe local native plants once formed various grassywoodland communities dominated by BLUE GUM,
GREY BOX, RED GUM, SHEOAK or NATIVE CYPRESS
PINE. Under these trees grew a wide range of nativegrasses and wildflowers as well as shrubs thatoccurred either scattered or in thickets. Theoriginal ground flora is now either extinct orextremely rare in the urban areas, although quite arange of wildflowers and other plants can be foundat some places on the Hills Face.
Wildflowers that we are reintroducing into urbansites include the CLASPING GOODENIA, GARLAND LILY
AND NATIVE BUTTERCUP.
Mammals and reptiles � GOANNAS are occasionally seen by residents near
Slapes Gully. They are rare in the settled areas. � ECHIDNAS are seen in most Hills Face reserves.� Although now rare over most of the State,
BRUSHTAIL POSSUMS are common and the shyRINGTAIL can also be seen.
� BLUETONGUE LIZARDS are still common, but aredeclining due to increased urban developmentand traffic.
� SHINGLEBACK LIZARDS are less common.� There are several kinds of SKINK and a LEGLESS
LIZARD in the Hills Face reserves.� SNAKES are also common in the Hills Face areas
and near creeklines. They are native animals andplay a valuable role in the balance of nature.Care is obviously needed when you see a snake.
� BATS can be seen flying at dusk particularly inplaces where there are big gum trees or otherroosting sites.
� FROGS generally lack suitable wetland habitat inBurnside. The MARBLED FROG (Limnodynastestasmaniensis) is found in most wetland locationsand al least two other species occur in First andSecond Creeks.
� KOALAS were introduced into the Adelaide Hillsin the 1920s and are now often seen in theeastern parts of Burnside.
Birds� Some common generalist native birds, such as
MAGPIES, MINER BIRDS and several kinds ofparrot, live throughout Burnside and adapt wellto urban development.
� Many small birds have more particular habitatrequirements and need native vegetation toprovide their livelihood. Birds such as the WOOD
SWALLOW, the EASTERN SPINEBILL and theCRESCENT HONEYEATER can still be seen in theHills Face areas of Burnside.
� Several species of small birds, such asPARDALOTES and THORNBILLS, are important for controlling leaf-eating insects on gum trees.Establishing local shrubs will provide habitat for these birds and enable them to live in theurban areas.
� YELLOW-TAILED BLACK COCKATOO is frequentlyseen in the eastern parts of Burnside leaving itsusual habitat in the hills to find seeds of theintroduced pines. Its preferred food plant isHAKEA CARINATA, of which very few remain inBurnside. We are propagating this and other foodplants and reintroducing them into the Hills Faceto provide food for the cockatoos as wegradually remove the exotic pine trees.
ButterfliesMore local plants will attract local butterflies. Forexample, a range of native grasses provides foodfor the COMMON BROWN and mistletoes providefood for the small blue OGYRIS butterflies.
Others that are often seen in Burnside hills facereserves include the MEADOW ARGUS, the PAINTED
LADY, the ADMIRAL, the GRASS YELLOW and theLESSER WANDERER.
Urban sitesUrban sites may be reserves, verges and trafficislands, and other small areas of land not used forother purposes. In some cases remnant nativeplants are being conserved and restored. In others,plants are being re-established.
Where native vegetation is being conserved or re-established, we aim to -� Conserve all indigenous plants on the site� Plant only flora local to the area � Eliminate weeds - completely for revegetation
sites and gradually as appropriate for sites wherenaturally occurring local flora survives
� Maintain in a tidy condition � Install minor infrastructure - paths, edging,
erosion control� Place blue markers so that Council staff and
contractors can clearly identify these areas
Hills face reserves and roadsidesThe Hills Face reserves are extensive areas of verydegraded native vegetation that still contain a largediversity of flora and fauna. Vegetation improvementis a long-term program. The aim is to -� ensure that native vegetation is properly
protected and managed � provide general support to contractors and
volunteers� reduce weed levels and increase local
flora across the Hills Face� provide a network of well maintained
walking trails
Alan E Cousins Reserve, remnant siteMAP REFERENCE: 78 AREA: 0.5ha
DESCRIPTION: Important remnant grassy woodlandin urban setting; weeds include olives and variousherbaceous species.MANAGEMENT: Eliminate weeds, encourage naturalregeneration.REMNANT: Em El/Bs Dv/AS AD Ld/ DIr Vc ARs +
PLANTED: ALv Apyc Cg J
NOTES: Rare occurrence of Asperula conferta(native woodruff), and Arthropodium fimbriatum(nodding chocolate lily).
Alan E Cousins Reserve, revegetation siteMAP REFERENCE: 79 AREA: 0.1ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant tree canopy, re-establishedunderstorey using flora rescued from nearbydevelopment sites.MANAGEMENT: Re-establish understorey flora andeliminate weeds.REMNANT: Em/DIr
PLANTED: Em Apyc/Bs Dv Or Ga Mv/AS AD Tt Ld/DIr
BUb ARs Gp Vc Vb +
NOTES: Many interesting local species have beenre-established at this site including Linummarginale (native flax) and Hibbertia sericea(guinea flower).
Alan E Cousins Reservethe rest of the reserve has remnant Grey Box trees
Auldana North ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 12 AREA: 3.48ha
DESCRIPTION: Former vineyard land with area ofMallee Box woodland at eastern end.MANAGEMENT: Voluntary bushcare work inwoodland area.REMNANT: Ep Apyc/Ap/AD AS /Ga Gp+
NOTES: About 40 indigenous species occur in thisreserve requiring a considerable amount ofrestoration work. Bush For Life volunteer site.
Auldana South ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 13 AREA: 6.41ha
DESCRIPTION: SA Blue Gum and Mallee Boxwoodlands and grasslands.MANAGEMENT: Major weed removal and slashingfor fire hazard reduction.REMNANT: Ep El Apyc/Dv Bs/AS AD /GOe +
PLANTED: El
NOTES: A considerable amount of restoration workis still needed; about 40 indigenous species occurin this reserve. Bush For Life volunteer site.
Austral Park, tree plantationMAP REFERENCE: 37
DESCRIPTION: Plantation of indigenous trees inparkland lawn.MANAGEMENT: Urban park management.PLANTED: Em El
Brock Reserve, wallaby grass patchMAP REFERENCE: 62 AREA: 0.1ha
DESCRIPTION: Small remnant patch of Wallaby Grass.MANAGEMENT: Usual park slashing.REMNANT: AD
NOTES: Volunteers assist with planting and weedcontrol in eastern part of reserve. Potential forimproved management.
Beaumont CommonMAP REFERENCE: 65 AREA: 4.88ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant woodland canopy withsome remnant ground flora, flora restoration areas,revegetated creekline.MANAGEMENT: Intensive vegetation rehabilitation insome areas, the balance regularly mown.REMNANT: Em El Cg/AD AS CHt Tt ELs/ARs MAe
DICr COr Vc+
PLANTED: Many local species have been establishedNOTES: a very significant area requiring thedevelopment of a conservation approach whichsuits the aesthetic and functional requirements of a well used urban open space. Significantvolunteer effort.
Bell Yett Reserve, creeklineMAP REFERENCE: 26 AREA: 1ha
DESCRIPTION: Creekline being established with local flora.MANAGEMENT: Eradicate weeds, re-establishappropriate vegetation.REMNANT: Em Ec Typha AD AS Lomandra
PLANTED: Many species.
Blue Gum ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 72 AREA: 0.13ha
DESCRIPTION: Reserve purchased by Council tomaintain open space and to protect several SABlue Gum trees on the site.MANAGEMENT: Gradual replacement of weeds withnatural understorey vegetation.REMNANT: El
Caithness Avenue, plantationMAP REFERENCE: 63 AREA: 0.5ha
DESCRIPTION: Plantation of indigenous trees.MANAGEMENT: Usual verge maintenance.PLANTED: El Em ALv Cg
Caithness Avenue vergeMAP REFERENCE: 64 AREA: 0.1ha
DESCRIPTION: Sloping verge planted with a range of local speciesMANAGEMENT: Weed eradication, planting,maintenance of small native grass remnantREMNANT: AS, AD
PLANTED: El ALv/Bs Dv
Chambers Gully Conservation ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 58 AREA: 43.6ha
DESCRIPTION: A steep valley and hill, variousvegetation communities including some diverseflora, severe weed infestations, walking trailconnection to Cleland CP.MANAGEMENT: Weed removal and planting invalley floor, weed removal above walking trail,slashing for fire hazard reduction.REMNANT: Ec El ALv Apyc Ap/Dv Bs Or Xq/ARs AD
AS Tt +
PLANTED: Ec Apyc Ar +
NOTES: Very scenic area considerably degraded bythe effects of weed infestation; considerable inputfrom Green Corps groups and other volunteers.
Chapel Street Road ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 92 AREA: 800m2
DESCRIPTION: Road verges established with local flora.
Clark Street, traffic islandMAP REFERENCE: 23 AREA: 400m2
DESCRIPTION: Sloping traffic island planted with a range of local flora.MANAGEMENT: Eradicate weeds, protectregeneration, plant as appropriate.REMNANT: Native colonisersPLANTED: ALv Cg/Ga Aa/AS AD /Gp Vc BUb +
Coach Road, vergeMAP REFERENCE: 16 AREA: 100m2
DESCRIPTION: Remnant Mallee Box with somenative grass.MANAGEMENT: Major weeds controlled.REMNANT: Ep/AS AD +
NOTES: Scope for more restoration work.
Coach WalkwayMAP REFERENCE: 93 AREA: 1000m2
DESCRIPTION: Planted area with zigzag walkway.
Danthonia ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 45 AREA: 7.6ha
DESCRIPTION: Hills Face site with degraded GreyBox, River Red Gum and Sheoak grassywoodlands.MANAGEMENT: Control of major weeds, grass cutting.REMNANT: ALv Em Ec/Dv Ap/AS AD Ld/ DIr Ga
COr Vc +
PLANTED: ALv Apyc Dv
NOTES: Walking trail link. Bush For Life volunteer site.
In the text about each site, indigenous species arelisted as “remnant” (those which occur naturally atthe site) and “planted” (those which we havereintroduced from local sources). The followingabbreviations have been used to indicate species:
TREES
ALv Allocasuarina verticillata Drooping Sheoak
Am Acacia melanoxylon Blackwood
Apyc Acacia pycnantha Golden Wattle
Ar Acacia retinodes Wirilda
Cg Callitris gracilis Native Cypress Pine
Ec Eucalyptus camaldulensis River Red Gum
El Eucalyptus leucoxylon SA Blue Gum
Em Eucalyptus microcarpa Grey Box
Ep Eucalyptus porosa Mallee Box
Ev Eucalyptus viminalis Manna Gum
SHRUBS
Aa Acacia acinacea Wreath Wattle
Ap Acacia paradoxa Kangaroo Thorn
Bs Bursaria spinosa Christmas Bush
Dv Dodonaea viscosa Sticky Hop Bush
Ga Goodenia amplexans Clasping Goodenia
Mv Myoporum viscosum Sticky Boobialla
Or Olearia ramulosa Twiggy Daisy Bush
Xq Xanthorrhoea quadrangulataMt Lofty Grass Tree
GRASSES & GRASSLIKE PLANTS
AD Austrodanthonia species Wallaby Grasses
AS Austrostipa species Spear Grasses
CHt Chloris truncata Windmill Grass
CYv Cyperus vaginatus a Sedge
ELs Elymus scabrus Native Wheat Grass
ENn Enneapogon nigricans Black-head Grass
J Juncus species Rushes
Ld Lomandra densiflora Irongrass
Lm Lomandra micrantha Irongrass
Tt Themeda triandra Kangaroo Grass
WILDFLOWERS ETC
ARs Arthropodium strictum Chocolate Lily
BUb Bulbine bulbosa Bulbine Lily
CAp Calostemma purpureum Garland Lily
COr Convolvulus remotus Native Bindweed
DIr Dianella revoluta Flax lily
DICr Dichondra repens Kidney Weed
EIn Einadia nutans Climbing Saltbush
Ga Goodenia albiflora White Goodenia
Gp Goodenia pinnatifida Cut-leaf Goodenia
GOe Gonocarpus elatus Raspwort
MAe Maireana enchylaenoidesa very small Bluebush
Vc Vittadinia cuneata a New Holland Daisy
Vb Vittadinia blackii a New Holland Daisy
Dashwood Gully ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 60 AREA: 2.4ha
DESCRIPTION: Former rubbish dump site beingreplanted by volunteers, walking linkage toWaterfall Gully and Mt Osmond Reserve.MANAGEMENT: Planting and weed control.PLANTED: El Alv Apyc
NOTES: Mostly voluntary effort.
Edinburgh Avenue, road closureMAP REFERENCE: 24 AREA: 300m2
DESCRIPTION: Sloping site planted with local treesand shrubs.MANAGEMENT: Weed eradication, planting asappropriate.PLANTED: Cg El Bs Dv
Elizabeth Reserve and Hallett Road, trashracks MAP REFERENCE: 81 AREA: 0.5ha
DESCRIPTION: Section of Second Creek with atrashrack at the northern end, planted withindigenous flora.MANAGEMENT: Diverse flora established as weeds removed.REMNANT: Ec Ap plus native colonisersPLANTED: Ec El Em Apyc ALv Cg/Ap Or/AS AD
NOTES: Second Creek flows all year round.
Gilles Road ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 42 AREA: 0.23ha
DESCRIPTION: Drainage reserve established withlocal flora.MANAGEMENT: Eliminate weeds, flora planted orregenerated.REMNANT: Native colonisersPLANTED: Ec Em ALv Apyc Ar/Bs Dv Or Ga/CYv J AS
AD/ GOe DIr +
Gleeson Hill ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 53 AREA: 2ha
DESCRIPTION: Hills Face area with native grasses,other herbaceous species and many weeds.MANAGEMENT: planting a predominantly Sheoak canopy, control of all woody weeds and major herbaceous weeds, slashing for firehazard reduction.REMNANT: AD AS/Vc Vb
PLANTED: ALv Apyc
NOTES: Adjacent to SA Government Mt Osmond.Reserve on Gleeson Hill, contains Pimelea strictaand Ptilotus spathulata.
Glen Osmond Road/Glenunga Avenue, verge MAP REFERENCE: 41 AREA: 40m2
DESCRIPTION: Area landscaped with indigenous flora.MANAGEMENT: Garden maintenance.PLANTED: ALv Apyc/Bs Dv Ga/AS AD +
Glenside Stormwater Basin, fenced areaMAP REFERENCE: 40 AREA: 0.5ha
DESCRIPTION: Trashracks, engineered creekline,planted with indigenous vegetation.MANAGEMENT: Remove major weeds, cut to keep tidy.PLANTED: Ec El ALv Cg Apyc Ar/ Dv Bs Ga Aa/CYv J
AS AD/DIr Gp Vc Vb +
NOTES: River Red Gum has naturally regeneratedfrom upstream. Habitat for native hens and plovers.
Glynburn Road, Big Red GumMAP REFERENCE: 3 AREA: 100m2
DESCRIPTION: Verge on either side of very largeRiver Red Gum replanted with local flora thatwould have grown with this tree 200 years ago.MANAGEMENT: Eradicate weeds, plant asappropriate, cut to keep tidy.REMNANT: Ec plus native colonisersPLANTED: ALv Ds/AD/ARs Gp +
NOTES: Probably the oldest and largest River RedGum on the Adelaide Plains.
Grevillea Crescent, traffic islandMAP REFERENCE: 87 AREA: 20m2
DESCRIPTION: Traffic island with indigenousplantings.MANAGEMENT: Eradicate weeds, plant asappropriate.REMNANT: regenerated ALv
PLANTED: Ga
Greengate Crescent and Cooper Place, vergeMAP REFERENCE: 67 AREA: 0.1ha
DESCRIPTION: Road verge area, remnant grey boxbeing replanted.MANAGEMENT: Eliminate weeds, conserveremnants, replant as appropriate.REMNANT: Em/ AD/MAe
PLANTED: Apyc Alv +
NOTES: Small rest area with path and seat.
Greenhill Road, no. 482 vergeMAP REFERENCE: 32 AREA: 10m2
DESCRIPTION: Remnant patch of native grass and saltbush.MANAGEMENT: Control major weeds.REMNANT: AD/Eln, Enchylaena tomentosa
Greenhill Road, road closure Sitters Memorial DriveMAP REFERENCE: 86 AREA: 30m2
DESCRIPTION: Sloping road closure with Grey Boxtree and remnant native grass. MANAGEMENT: Weed control, appropriate planting.REMNANT: Em AS
PLANTED: Bs Dv
Greenhill Road, Hallett Road, traffic islandMAP REFERENCE: 80 AREA: 500m2
DESCRIPTION: Traffic island with a remnant GreyBox tree. MANAGEMENT: Complete weed control, planting oflow species.REMNANT: Em
PLANTED: Em Apyc/Bs Dv Aa Ga/ AS AD /Gp +
Gully ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 48 AREA: 11.6ha
DESCRIPTION: Weedy gully containing originalGolden Wattle and Drooping Sheoak.MANAGEMENT: Removal or control of major weeds,establishment of indigenous canopy, grass cuttingfor fire hazard suppression and weed control.REMNANT: El ALv Apyc/Bs/AD AS Ld +
PLANTED: Ev El Ar ALv Apyc
NOTES: Steep gully above Allandale Avenue,walking trail link to fire track. Bush For Life andother volunteer sites.
Harris ReserveMAP REFERENCE: 29 AREA: 0.26ha
DESCRIPTION: Very degraded creekline withremnant River Red Gum.MANAGEMENT: potential for rehabilitation.REMNANT: Ec
NOTES: Undeveloped reserve on Second Creek.
Haven Road, vergeMAP REFERENCE: 17
DESCRIPTION: Scattered remnant native flora alongthe uphill sides of the road.MANAGEMENT: Contract spraying.REMNANT: about 30 indigenous speciesNOTES: Only occurrence of Hymenanthera dentata(Tree Violet) in Burnside, scope for improvedmanagement.
Hayward Drive, vergeMAP REFERENCE: 51 AREA: 1ha
DESCRIPTION: Degraded native vegetation withsome remnant native flora.MANAGEMENT: Spraying of weeds.REMNANT: Myoporum viscosum /ENn AS AD +
NOTES: Need for improved management.
Hazelwood Park, Spear Grass patchMAP REFERENCE: 30 AREA: 20m2
DESCRIPTION: Patch of remnant spear grassMANAGEMENT: Weed control, additional indigenousplantings, cut to keep tidy.REMNANT: Stipa nodosa, Chloris truncata
PLANTED: ALv Apyc GOe
NOTES: There is also a remnant Calostemmapurpureum (Garland Lily) at the base of a nearbygum tree.
Hazelwood Park, remnant indigenous treesMAP REFERENCE: 31 AREA: 12ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant canopy of originalwoodland, Red Gum near creek, SA Blue Gumfurther away.MANAGEMENT: An urban recreational park.REMNANT: Ec El
PLANTED: Some local River Red Gum has been planted.NOTES: There is also a rare hybrid of Grey Box and SA Blue Gum.
Heatherbank Reserve (Nature Reserve) MAP REFERENCE: 91 AREA: 0.27ha
DESCRIPTION: Small but very diverse patch of GreyBox woodland vegetation, purchased by Council toconserve its biological value. It contains over 60indigenous species, and is by far the most diversearea of native vegetation remaining in Burnside.MANAGEMENT: Careful weed removal to encouragenatural regeneration. The main weeds are escapedgarden bulbs.REMNANT: Em Apyc/ Ap Pimelea Calytix/ diverse
groundflora.
NOTES: The very high diversity of this reservemakes it significant for the whole of metropolitanAdelaide. The flora is very sensitive to disturbanceand it is vital that visitors stay on paths and thatdogs are kept out of the reserve.
Heatherbank Terrace, verge MAP REFERENCE: 83
DESCRIPTION: Scattered indigenous flora along road verge.MANAGEMENT: Slashing, careful weed control.REMNANT: Ap AS AD
NOTES: Links Second Creek reserves withHeatherbank Reserve.
Homestead Crescent, vergeMAP REFERENCE: 19
DESCRIPTION: Scattered remnant flora on road verge.MANAGEMENT: Fire hazard reduction.REMNANT: Ep /AS AD
Ifould Reserve, upper sectionMAP REFERENCE: 75 AREA: 0.7ha
DESCRIPTION: Sloping native grassland with gully.MANAGEMENT: major weed eradication, slashingfor fire hazard reduction.REMNANT: El/AS AD ENn/ Cor Vc
NOTES: Potential for restoration.
Ifould Reserve, lower sectionMAP REFERENCE: 74 AREA: 0.5ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant trees, some scatteredindigenous ground flora, indigenous planting.Good stands of native grasses on verge.MANAGEMENT: Control weeds around indigenousplants, replant other areas, keep major weeds outof verge.REMNANT: Em/AS AD CHt ENn /COr GOe +
PLANTED: El Em Ec Alv Apyc/Bs Dv Or +
NOTES: Walking linkage through reserve to RoyalAvenue. Potential for more detailed restoration of verge.
Ilfracombe Drive, traffic islandMAP REFERENCE: 25 AREA: 250m2
DESCRIPTION: Remnant Callitris with some localflora and residents’ plantings.MANAGEMENT: Remove major weeds, protectnatural regeneration.REMNANT: Cg, Carex inversa
PLANTED: GOe Ga +
NOTES: Managed by residents.
Kensington Gardens, area near duck pondMAP REFERENCE: 5 AREA: 0.2ha
DESCRIPTION: Understorey redevelopment under existing SA Blue Gum canopy and revegetation area.MANAGEMENT: Weed eradication, care of naturalregeneration, appropriate plantings.REMNANT: El plus native colonisersPLANTED: ALv Apyc /Dv Bs Or Ga/ AS AD J/ BUb ARs +
NOTES: Burnside Biodiversity Volunteers work atthis site.
Kensington Gardens, remnant tree canopyMAP REFERENCE: 4 AREA: approx 5ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant canopy of originalwoodland, Red Gum near creek, SA Blue Gumfurther away.MANAGEMENT: An urban recreational park.REMNANT: Ec El , some native grass
Kensington Park Reserve, eastern endMAP REFERENCE: 2 AREA: 1ha
DESCRIPTION: Remnant canopy of River Red Gum,establishment of shrubs and ground flora.MANAGEMENT: Eradicate weeds, protect naturalregeneration, plant as appropriate.REMNANT: Ec El plus native colonisers.PLANTED: ALv Apyc Cg/ Aa Bs Dv Or/ AS AD
CHt/ARs Gp +
NOTES: Native orchids have been found at this site,not planted - Microtis (Onion Orchid) andPterostylis (Greenhood Orchid).
Kensington Road, no. 406 vergeMAP REFERENCE: 7 AREA: 30m2
DESCRIPTION: Remnant native grass on verge.MANAGEMENT: work on major weeds, cut to keep tidy.REMNANT: AS AD CHt
THE SITES
NATIVE PLANTS & ANIMALS
ORIGINAL WOODLANDS OF BURNSIDE
VOLUNTEERS
WHAT WE DO
SPECIES CODES
Species in the lists are placed in the four groups separated by a “/”. A “+” symbol indicates that there arelocal species present other than those listed. Eg: REMNANT: ALv Apyc/Or Bs/COr Dir +
The term “native colonisers” refers to indigenous annual plants that colonise the ground naturally whenexotic weeds are removed. Depending on the site, these will be any of the following species: Cotulaaustralis, Crassula species, Epilobium billardieranum, Isolepis marginata, Juncus bufonius,Pseudognaphalium luteo-album, Senecio quadridentatus.
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1. Grey Box woodlands. An area known to earlycolonists as “the Black Forest”. Best examples:Heatherbank Reserve, Beaumont Common, Alan E Cousins Reserve.
2. SA Blue Gum and River Red Gum open forestsand woodlands. Best examples: HazelwoodPark, Kensington Gardens.
3. Mallee Box woodland on north facing slopes,Manna Gum and Blue Gum woodlands on southfacing slopes, Sheoak woodland in smallpatches. Best examples: Auldana South Reserve,Magill Stone Mine Reserve.
4. SA Blue Gum woodland and Native CypressPine woodland. Best example: FergusonConservation Park.
5. Complex mixture of woodland types - GreyBox, SA Blue Gum, Sheoak, Manna Gum, River Red Gum.
6. Manna Gum and SA Blue Gum woodlands. Best examples: Cleland Conservation Park, OldBullock Track.
REFERENCES
It’s Blue With Five Petals by Ann Prescott, self-published.
Plants of the Adelaide Plains and Hills G Dashorstand J Jessop, published by Adelaide BotanicGardens and State Herbarium.
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7 Kensington Road, no. 406 verge
8 Wynyard Grove, verge
9 Pepper Street Arts Centre
10 Young Park
11 Romalo Reserve
12 Auldana North Reserve
13 Auldana South Reserve
14 Wattle Park Reserve
15 Magill Stone Mine Reserve
16 Coach Road, verge
17 Haven Road, verge
18 Knox Terrace, verge
19 Homestead Crescent, verge
20 Laver Reserve
21 Horsnell Gully Conservation Park
22 Wyfield Reserve
23 Clark Street, traffic island
24 Edinburgh Avenue
25 Ilfracombe Drive, traffic island
26 Bell Yett Reserve
27 Ferguson Conservation Park
28 Statenborough Street, verge
29 Harris Reserve
30 Hazelwood Park, remnant site
31 Hazelwood Park, remnant tree cover
32 Greenhill Road, no. 482 verge
33 Rivington Grove, no. 3 verge
34 Tusmore Park
35 Town Hall, carpark
36 Town Hall, planter box
37 Austral Park
38 Sydney Street Reserve
39 Sydney Street, no. 73 verge
40 Glenside Stormwater Basin, fenced area
41 Glen Osmond Road, Glenunga Avenue, verge
42 Gilles Road Reserve
43 Wheal Gawler Mine Reserve
44 Mine Chimney Reserve
45 Danthonia Reserve
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60 Dashwood Gully Reserve
61 Travers Drive, unmade road reserve
62 Brock Reserve
63 Caithness Avenue, plantation
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65 Beaumont Common
66 Sturt Place, no. 5 verge
67 Greengate Crescent and Cooper Place, verge
68 Waterfall Gully Road, verge
69 Waterfall Terrace Reserve
70 Langman Reserve, Wyatt Road frontage
71 Langman Reserve, southern woodland
72 Blue Gum Reserve
73 Royal Avenue, no. 12 verge
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76 Royal Avenue Drainage Reserve
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78 Alan E Cousins Reserve, remnant site
79 Alan E Cousins Reserve, revegatation site
80 Greenhill Road/Hallett Road, traffic island
81 Elizabeth Reserve and Hallett Road trashracks
82 Willowbridge Reserve
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84 Michael Perry Botanic Reserve
85 Slapes Gully Road, verge
86 Greenhill Road, road closure at Sitters Memorial Drive
87 Grevillea Crescent, traffic island
88 Simpson Reserve
89 Linden Gardens
90 Greenhill Recreation Park
91 Heatherbank Reserve
92 Chapel Street Road Reserve
93 Coach Walkway
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