Yancoal Australia — Corporate Update (February 2017)

7 slides from Yancoal Australia's corporate update, Feb 3, 2017

Slide 1: EEC Re-establishment
EEC Re-establishment More than 500 hectares of grassland area to be planted and managed for over 15 years to restore two different Endangered Ecological Communities: • Central Hunter Grey-Box Ironbark Woodlands; and • Warkworth Sands Woodland on sand dunes previously cleared by agriculture. Planting
Slide 2: 2017 Planting - MTW Southern Biodiversity Area
2017 Planting - MTW Southern Biodiversity Area SBA3 Autumn Planting (4) • 1ha Warkworth Sands Woodlands • 77ha Central Hunter Grey-Box Ironbark Woodlands • 11ha River Oak Forest
Slide 3: 2017 Planting - MTW Northern Biodiversity Area
2017 Planting - MTW Northern Biodiversity Area Autumn Planting • 100ha Warkworth Sands Woodlands • 23ha Central Hunter Grey-Box Ironbark Woodlands
Slide 4: Northern Biodiversity Area
2017 Planting - MTW Northern Biodiversity Area
Slide 5: Salvaged Topsoil Patches - Increased Tubestock Growth
Salvaged Topsoil Patches - Increased Tubestock Growth
Slide 6: Salvaged Topsoil Patches - Increased Tubestock Growth
Salvaged Topsoil Patches - Increased Tubestock Growth
Slide 7: Regent honeyeater found breeding at Goulburn River offset
The critically endangered regent honeyeater has been found breeding at the Goulburn River offset area. To find up to 10 birds nesting, including four juveniles is an extremely important discovery for the species. Two swift parrots, also critically endangered, were recorded at the Southern offset are