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Ngulin NR

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Curracabundi NP

Curracabundi SCA

Tuggolo SF

Riamukka SF

Giro SF

Nowendoc SF

Nundle SF

Locality Legend

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Main Roads

Nowendoc NP Vested in Minister

Nowendoc NP, Ngulin NR & Tuggolo Creek NR

Other National Park

State Forest

Index Legend

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25k Mapsheet Index

Local Government Area



Other National Park

State Forest

Status of Fire Thresholds Legend

Roads & Trails

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Proposed

Closed

Current Vegetation Status

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No Regime Assigned



Other National Park

State Forest

Vegetation Legend

Roads & Trails

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Secondary (Cat 9)

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Proposed

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Vegetation - Fire Classification

Cleared or partially, Agricultural or Developed

Freshwater wetland

Grassland

Grassy dry sclerophyll forest

Heathland / Shrubland

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Riverine grassy woodland

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Semi-mesic grassy forest

Shrubby dry sclerophyll forest

Sparse shrubland / Rocky outcrops

Swamp sclerophyll forest

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Other National Park

State Forest

Risk Management Information Legend

Roads & Trails

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Secondary (Cat 9)

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Proposed

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Fire Management Zones

Asset Protection

Land Management

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State Forest

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State Forest

Communications Information

Service Channel Location and Comments

NPWS – VHF (Walcha) 5 Porters Camp

NPWS - VHF (Fireground Comms) 37 Or simplex channels 17,18 or 19.

NPWS - VHF (Portable Repeater) 15 Stored at Armidale / transportable.

NPWS –VHF (Gloucester) 31 Mount Myra

SF – VHF 78

80

SF Channel 212 Porters Trig (Walcha)

SF Channel 211 Yerrowin (Nowendoc)

SF Vehicles are able to converse on NPWS

channels.

RFS – PMR - UHF -

RFS - GRN - No service available in NTR.

CB - UHF 6 Porters Camp repeater. Chat channel 40.

Walcha Area vehicles fitted with UHF-CB

Aircraft - VHF -

Mobile Phone - CDMA Yes Available most high points

Mobile Phone - GSM -

Satellite Phone 0147142605 Phone held at Walcha Area office -

Contact Information

Agency Position / Location Phone

NPWS Regional Duty Officer 0428 345 789

Northern Tablelands

Region

Area Manager (Walcha) 02 6777 4721

0428 364522

Fire Management Officer (Armidale) 02 6776 0014

0409 220 613

Regional Operations Coordinator

(Armidale)

02 6776 0007

0428 977519

Walcha Area Office 02 6777 4700

02 6777 1198 (fax)

01471 42605 (satellite phone)

Regional Office (Armidale) 02 6776 0000

02 6771 1894 (fax)

RFS New England Fire Control Centre

Duty Officer

02 6771 2400

02 6771 4619

02 6771 3380 (fax)

NSW Fire Brigade Emergency 000

Walcha Station 02 6777 2138

SES Emergency 000

Walcha Unit 02 6777 2285

02 6777 1240 (fax)

Police Emergency 000

Walcha Station 02 6777 2244

02 6778 0075 (fax)

Ambulance Emergency 000

All Stations 131233

Hospital Walcha 02 6774 2366

02 6777 1458 (fax)

DNR Barwon Regional Office-Tamworth 02 6764 5900

Forests NSW Walcha 02 6777 2511

02 6777 2179 (fax)

Council Walcha Shire 02 6774 2500

02 6777 1181 (fax)

0427 7745444

(emergency a/h)

Local Aboriginal

Land Council

Amaroo LALC 02 6777 1100

Aboriginal Heritage

Conservation

Officer

Armidale 02 6776 0038

Datum: AGD66Projection: UTMGrid: AMG Zone 56

Neighbour InformationFor further information, please refer to the Regional Contacts database.

Map ID Property Surname Firstname Phone

P110010 Ben-Ean

P110020 Caligha

P110028 Coolamore

P110031 Crockford

P110037 Eagle Springs

P110039 Edenmore

P110048 Farrells Lease

P110053 Gerraween

P110056 Giro Station

P110073 Unknown

P110076 Unknown

P110082 Unknown

P110091 Unknown

P110097 Lagoona Downs

P110101 Mandaloo

P110123 Unknown

P110125 Prairie Field

P110126 Quiet Valley

P110135 Sallywood

P110136 Salway

P110138 Silvertops

P110149 The Ranges

P110151 The Springs

P110155 Topdale

P110158 Tuggolo Station

P110159 Unknown

P110166 Wild Cattle Creek

P110168 Unknown

P110178 Zenobia

Strategy InformationFire Season Information

Wildfires • Have been known to start as early as late August, butusually the potential for a large fire event is greatest

between October and December. This period may

extend into January in more severe years.

Prescribed Burning

(NPWS Fire Management Manual 4.7)• General season is Autumn to late Winter. Burning is

possible in early Spring but not desirable on a regular

basis from an ecological or tourism point of view.

Suppression Strategies

Current FDR Forecast FDR

Low – Mod Low – Mod • Undertake direct, parallel or indirect attack alongexisting containment lines.

• Where practicable consider maximising the fire area inaccordance with the requirements of any proposed

prescribed burns.

Low – Mod = > High • In order to minimise the fire area and secure the flanksas soon as possible, undertake direct, parallel or indirect

attack along the closest containment lines.

• Pay particular attention to the flank on the nextpredicted down wind side.

High All • Undertake indirect attack along existing or newlyconstructed containment lines.

• Secure and deepen containment lines along the nextpredicted downwind side of the fire.

• If applicable consider broader than normal containmentstrategies to avoid wasted effort and high risk of failure.

All All • Ensure there is sufficient time to secure containmentlines prior to the fire impacting upon them; otherwise

fall back to the next potential line.

Containment Lines

(NPWS FMM 2.2 & 3.9)

• Construction of new containment lines should be avoided, except where they can bebuilt by hand with minimal erosion potential.

• Only existing or previous trails or containment line routes will be used.

• Roads and trails to be used as containment lines but requiring works should beprioritised in consultation with relevant IMT and Fire Ground staff.

• All containment lines not required for other purposes should be closed immediatelyat the cessation of the incident.

• Where practicable, erosion control works should be incorporated into thecontainment line construction phase.

• All personnel involved in containment line construction should be briefed on bothnatural and cultural heritage sites in the location.

Earthmoving Equipment

(NPWS FMM 4.2.20 & 4.3)

• Earthmoving equipment may only be used with the prior consent of the seniorNPWS officer, and then only if the probability of its success is high.

• Where necessary, earthmoving equipment must be washed down prior to it enteringNPWS estate.

• As far as possible, restrict its use to previously used containment lines.

• Where practicable, earthmoving equipment must be always guided and supervisedby an experienced NPWS officer, and accompanied by a support vehicle. When

engaged in direct or parallel attack this vehicle must be a firefighting vehicle.

• Where practicable, containment lines constructed by earthmoving equipment shouldbe at least 50 m from depression lines in order to avoid erosion problems.

• Observe the Threatened Species and Cultural Heritage Operational Guidelines.

• Proposed containment lines to be constructed with earthmoving equipment shouldbe surveyed to identify unknown cultural heritage sites.

Fire Advantage Recording • All fire advantages used during wildfire suppression operations must be mapped andwhere relevant added to the database.

Fire Suppression Chemicals

(NPWS FMM 4.2.20 & 4.9)

• Wetting and foaming agents (surfactants) are permitted for use in wildfiresuppression.

• The use of fire retardant is only permitted with the prior consent of the senior NPWSofficer, and should be avoided where reasonable alternatives are available.

• Exclude the use of surfactants and retardants within 50 m of rainforest,watercourses, dams and swamps.

• Areas where fire suppression chemicals are used must be mapped and the usedproduct’s name recorded.

• Observe the Threatened Species Operational Guidelines.

High Voltage

Overhead Power Lines

• Before conducting wildfire suppression or hazard reduction burning operations, in ornear high voltage overhead power line (138 kilovolt (KV) or greater) easements, all

personnel must be briefed as per NPWS Fire Management Circular 2001/8 dated 14

November 2001.

Rehabilitation

(NPWS FMM 5.1)

• Where practicable, containment lines should be stabilised and rehabilitated as part ofthe wildfire suppression operation.

Smoke Management

(NPWS FMM 3.4)

• The potential impacts of smoke and possible mitigation tactics must be consideredwhen planning for wildfire suppression and prescribed burning operations.

• If smoke becomes a hazard on local roads or highways, the police and relevantmedia must be notified.

Visitor Management

(NPWS FMM 3.6 & 4.13)

• The reserve may be closed to the public during periods of extreme fire danger orduring wildfire suppression operations.

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Ngulin NR

Tuggolo Creek NR

Curracabundi NP

Mummel Gulf NP

Oxley Wild Rivers NP

Barakee NP

Monkeycot NR

Curracabundi SCA

Tomalla NR

Back River NR

Mernot NR

Aberbaldie NR

Mummel Gulf SCARiamukka SF

Nundle SF

Tuggolo SF

Enfield SF

Giro SF

Tomalla SF

Nowendoc SF

Terrible Billy SF

Hanging Rock SF

Crofts Knoll SF

Barry

Walcha

Ogunbil

Nowendoc

Riamukka

Niangala

Woolbrook

Brackendale

Moona Plains

Glen Morrison

Corroboree Flat1:400,000

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Nowendoc NP

Ngulin NR

Tuggolo Creek NR

Curracabundi NP

Monkeycot NR

Curracabundi SCA

Mernot NR

Tomalla NR

Locality Index

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Ngulin NR

Tuggolo Creek NR

Curracabundi NP

Monkeycot NR

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Mernot NR

Tuggolo SF

Riamukka SF

Giro SF

Mernot SF

Nowendoc SF

Nundle SF

Terrible Billy SF

Walcha

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Tamworth Regional

RIAMUKKA 25k92353S

NOWENDOC 25k92344NBARRY 25k

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SCOTT 25k91352S

CURRICABARK 25k92344S

BRANGA PLAINS 25k92353N

NIANGALA 25k91352N

GLENROCK 25k91341S

9235Yarrowitch100k Aerial Photo Sheet

9234Upper Manning100k Aerial Photo Sheet

9134Ellerstone100k Aerial Photo Sheet

9135Nundle100k Aerial Photo Sheet

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Asset Protection

Zones

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Land Management

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Fire Management Zones

The objective of APZs is the protection of human life and property. This will have precedence over

guidelines for the management of biodiversity. Maintain Overall Fuel Hazard at Moderate or below.

The objective of SFAZs is to reduce fire intensity across larger areas. Maintain Overall Fuel Hazard at

High or below, however adherence to guidelines for biodiversity will take precedence where practical.

The objective of LMZs is to conserve biodiversity and protect cultural heritage. Manage fire

consistent with fire thresholds.

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Nowendoc SF

Nundle SF

Terrible Billy SF

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Neighbours

Nowendoc NP

Ngulin NR

Tuggolo Creek NR

Tuggolo SF

Riamukka SF

Giro SF

Nowendoc SF

Nundle SF

Terrible Billy SF

Tomalla SF

Curracabundi NPCurracabundi SCA

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Fire thresholds have been exceeded.

· Protect from fire as far as possible.

The area will be Overburnt if it burns this year.

· Protect from fire as far as possible.

Time since fire is less than the optimum interval, but before that it was within threshold.

· Avoid fires if possible.

Fire history is within the threshold for vegetation in this area.

· A burn is neither required nor should one necessarily be avoided.

The area is close to its threshold and may become underburnt with the absence of fire.

· A prescribed burn may be advantageous. Consider allowing unplanned fires to burn.

Fire frequency is below fire thresholds in the area.

· A prescribed burn may be advantageous. Consider allowing unplanned fires to burn.

Unknown Insufficient data to determine fire threshold.

NB. Fire thresholds are defined for vegetation communities to conserve biodiversity

Overburnt

Fire Thresholds

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Vegetation

Nowendoc NP

Ngulin NR

Tuggolo Creek NR

Curracabundi NP

Curracabundi SCA

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Riamukka SF

Giro SF

Nowendoc SF

Nundle SF

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Status of Fire Thresholds

Northern Tablelands Region

Nowendoc NP, Ngulin NR andTuggolo Creek NR

Fire Management Strategy(Type 2)

2005Sheet 1 of 3

This strategy should be used in conjunction with aerial photography and field reconnaissanceduring incidents and the development of incident action plans.

These data are not guaranteed to be free from error or omission. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife and its employeesdisclaim liability for any act done on the information in the data and any consequences of such acts or omissions.

This document is copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of study, research criticism or review,as permitted under the copyright Act, no part may be reproduced by any process without written permission.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is part of the Department of Environment and Conservation.

Published by the Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW), December 2005.

Contact: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Northern Tablelands Region

PO Box 402 Armidale NSW 2350.

ISBN: 1 74137 549 5 DEC Number: 2005/427 Last Updated: 13 Dec 2005

This strategy is a relevant Plan under Section 38 (4)and Section 44 (3) of Rural Fires Act 1997.

Approved Date: 29 Dec 2005

Department ofEnvironment and Conservation (NSW)

Operational Guidelines

Resource Guidelines

Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Site

Management

(NPWS FMM 4.11)

Aboriginal sites are not indicated on this strategy. For information on Aboriginal sites

contact the Aboriginal Conservation Heritage Officer or Local Aboriginal Land Council.

Historic Heritage Management

(NPWS FMM 4.10)

• Brief all personnel involved in containment line construction &/or vehicle based firesuppression operations, on site locations and the required management strategies

appropriate to the site type.

Threatened Fauna Management

(NPWS FMM 4.12 & 5.2)



• Where practicable, protect habitat areas and trees from the fire if the effects of theresulting fire frequency, season &/or intensity will have a significant or unknown

impact.

Threatened Flora Management

(NPWS FMM 4.12)



• Where practicable, protect populations or individuals from fire if the fire frequencythreshold has been exceeded, or the species is an obligate seeder (fire response

category), or if the fire frequency threshold &/or fire response category is unknown.

• Where possible, protect old growth habitat trees.

Threatened Property All property owners with assets at possible risk from a wildfire event will be:

• Kept informed regarding the progress of the fire; and

• Asked for an assessment of their current level of asset protection preparedness.

General Guidelines

Aerial Water Bombing

(NPWS FMM 4.4 / NSW Fire

Agencies Aviation SOPs O2 /

NPWS Guidelines for Effective

Aircraft Management)

• The use of bombing aircraft should support containment operations by aggressivelyattacking hotspots and spotovers.

• The use of bombing aircraft without the support of ground based suppression crewsshould be limited to very specific circumstances

• Where practicable foam should be used to increase the effectiveness of the water.

• Ground crews must be alerted to water bombing operations.

Aerial Ignition

(NPWS FMM 4.2.20 & 4.4 / NSW

Fire Agencies Aviation SOPs O2-4

/ NPWS Guidelines for Effective

Aircraft Management)

• Aerial ignition may be used during fuel reduction and backburning operations wherepracticable, but only with the prior consent of the senior NPWS officer.

Backburning

(NPWS FMM 4.8)

• Temperature and humidity trends must be monitored carefully to determine thesafest times to implement backburns. Generally, when the FDI is Very High or

greater, backburning should commence when the humidity begins to rise in the late

afternoon or early evening. With a lower FDI backburning may be safely

undertaken during the day.

• Where practicable, clear a 1 m radius around dead and fibrous barked trees adjacentto containment lines prior to backburning, or wet down these trees as part of the

backburn ignition.

• Brief all involved personnel on the location of cultural sites and threatened speciesprior to backburning, and adhere to the above guidelines.

Command & Control

(NPWS FMM 4.2)

• The first combatant agency on site may assume control of the fire, but then mustensure the relevant land management agency is notified promptly.

• On the arrival of other combatant agencies, the initial incident controller will consultwith regard to the ongoing command, control and incident management team

requirements as per the relevant BFMC Plan of Operations.

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Ngulin NR

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Northern Tablelands RegionNowendoc NP, Ngulin NR and

Tuggolo Creek NRFire Management Strategy

(Type 2)2005

Sheet 2 of 3This strategy should be used in conjunction with aerial photography and field reconnaissance

during incidents and the development of incident action plans.These data are not guaranteed to be free from error or omission. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife and its employees

disclaim liability for any act done on the information in the data and any consequences of such acts or omissions.This document is copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of study, research criticism or review,as permitted under the copyright Act, no part may be reproduced by any process without written permission.The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is part of the Department of Environment and Conservation.

Published by the Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW), December 2005.Contact: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Northern Tablelands Region






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Northern Tablelands RegionNowendoc NP, Ngulin NR and

Tuggolo Creek NRFire Management Strategy

(Type 2)2005

Sheet 3 of 3This strategy should be used in conjunction with aerial photography and field reconnaissance

during incidents and the development of incident action plans.These data are not guaranteed to be free from error or omission. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife and its employees

disclaim liability for any act done on the information in the data and any consequences of such acts or omissions.This document is copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of study, research criticism or review,as permitted under the copyright Act, no part may be reproduced by any process without written permission.The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is part of the Department of Environment and Conservation.

Published by the Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW), December 2005.Contact: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Northern Tablelands Region






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