Discover Your Local Vegetation and Land Units
Curious about the native vegetation that could naturally occur on your property? Want to understand the land units that shape your local landscape? Land units are areas of land with consistent soil, vegetation, and topographic features- understanding them helps guide land management and conservation efforts.
Follow the steps below to access a tailored plant list and land unit map for your block. These resources have been developed over many years of ecological research in Central Australia. We’re proud to share them freely, because everyone should have access to tools that support wildlife on their property.
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1. Locate Your House on the Vegetation Map
Find your property on the map using the links below.
2. Identify Your Vegetation Type
After locating your property on the map above, use the legend to identify the vegetation type number for your area (e.g. 17).
3. Select the Appropriate Vegetation Species List
Based on the vegetation type you identified earlier, consult the matching plant list to discover suitable species for your property.
- Vegetation 1
- Vegetation 2
- Vegetation 3
- Vegetation 4
- Vegetation 5
- Vegetation 6
- Vegetation 7
- Vegetation 8
- Vegetation 9
- Vegetation 10
- Vegetation 11
- Vegetation 12
- Vegetation 13
- Vegetation 14
- Vegetation 15
- Vegetation 16
- Vegetation 17
- Vegetation 18
- Vegetation 19
- Vegetation 20
- Vegetation 21
- Vegetation 22
- Vegetation 23
- Vegetation 24
- Vegetation 25
- Vegetation 26
- Vegetation 27
4. Locate Your House on the Land Unit Map
Find your property on the map using the links below (e.g., Eastside)..
5. Identify Your Land Unit
Refer to the map legend to determine the land units in your area.
6. Learn About Your Land Unit
Download land unit descriptions relevant to your property or the full Land Resource and Capability Assessment report.