bioregion definition
bioregion means a biogeographical region shown on the map titled ‘Biogeographic Regions of Queensland’ held by the department.1
bioregion means a bioregion of Western Australia as defined in “Revision of the Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation of Australia (IBRA) and the Development of Version 5.1 — Summary Report” (2000) published by the Commonwealth Department of the Environment and Heritage, Canberra;
bioregion means a geographic region which has in terms of section 40(1) been determined as a bioregion for the purposes of this Act;
More Definitions of bioregion
bioregion means all lands commonly referred to as Haida Gwaii;
bioregion means a bioregion of Western Australia as defined in “Revision of the Interim Biogeographic
bioregion means a geographic region which has in terms of section 40(1) been
bioregion means a bioregion of Western Australia as defined in “Revision of the Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation of Australia (IBRA) and the Development of Version 5.1 — Summary Report” (2000) published by
bioregion means all lands commonly referred to as Haida Gwaii or the Queen Charlotte Islands, or both;
bioregion means a land and water territory, the limits of which are not defined by political, but by the geographical boundaries of human communities and ecological systems. It also comprises a geographical space that contains one whole or several nested ecosystems characterised by land forms, vegetative cover, human culture and history as identified by local communities, governments and scientists;