• From the home page click on the “Area of Interest” that is relevant to you eg: Three Creeks Landcare Group.
• A Google map will be loaded on which you will see a simple graphic overlay which looks like a segmented snake or snakes running along the named waterways in your Landcare area.
On the Google map of the Group you have selected you will see what look like a number of tiled pathways overlaying the map.
The Tiles along the pathways will be coloured one of five different colours:
White (Unknown)
This colour represents sites which have yet to be visited by members of the Group selected.
Dark Grey (Empty)
This site has been visited and either there is less than 80% native vegetation cover and stock have access to the waterway or the landholder has requested that information about their section of waterway is not included on the map.
Red (Interested) The landholder at this site has indicated that in the right circumstances they would be interested in rehabilitating their section of waterway.
Yellow (Partially completed) Either there is 80% native vegetation cover but stock have access to the waterway or there is less than 80% native vegetaion cover but stock have been excluded from the waterway.
Green (Completed) There is approximately 80% native vegetation cover at this site and stock have been excluded from the waterway.
(The highlighted / clicked on section is coloured in purple.)
If there is no colour in a given segment then typicallay none of the options listed above apply to that particular segment. (However it is also possible that if a segment is blank then the landholder may have requested that information relating to their land titles not be shown on the web site.
• Users can also click on any tile and obtain additional information relating to that section of waterway. Additional information is available by clicking on the tile including: the name of the creek, the name of the local Landcare group, the contact details for that local group, the date vegetation was planted and more.
Please Note: The reliability of information available on a given Landcare area map is the responsibility of the group nominated in the Management Group field within the Details Box. If members of the public have queries or comments relating to specific Landcare areas it is suggested they use the group's contact details which are located under "Contact" tab found underneath the "Detail" box.
Map Managers are members of local Landcare groups that have been nominated to update the data relevant to their groups on their individual maps.
Landcare Managers are provided with a password which they can use to access the section of the web site where data is updated. The manager's password is accessed from the map page of their relevant group.
The details bar appears on the top right corner of the page when a creek section is highlighted (clicked upon).
