Identify the Vegetation Type of Your Bush

Working through the key in the following pages will take you to a discussion of your particular bush type and information on recommended management practices.

Start by choosing from below the one that best describes your bush.

In this topic

Bush Along Watercourses or Wetlands
Click on the photographs of the relevant bush types. Bush found along rivers, creeks, streams and wetlands is known as riparian bush - regardless of the type of vegetation present.
Bush that is Treeless
Click on the photographs of the relevant bush types.
Bush with a Tree Layer Made up of Trees That are not Eucalypts
Bush types with a tree layer that is dominated by trees other than eucalypts.
Bush with a Tree Layer of Eucalypts
Click on the photographs of the relevant bush types for a discussion of the bush type, and its general management.
Riparian Bush
Riparian bush - vegetation found along streams, creeks, rivers and wetlands.
Wetlands
Vegetation dominated by aquatic hebs, sedges and rushes and usually flooded for at least part of the year.