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The document outlines a strategic assessment of the mining heritage in the Australian Alps, focusing on its historical significance and the need for conservation and presentation strategies. It highlights the impact of mining from the mid-1800s to early 1900s, detailing various mining sites, methods, and their cultural heritage value. The report emphasizes the importance of preserving these sites as ruins while recommending specific actions for public interpretation and tourism development. It also includes a Heritage Action Plan to guide future management and conservation efforts across different regions within the Australian Alps National Parks.

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What is the Australian Alps known for?

The alps are also home to unique cold climate adapted plants and animalsfrom alpine daisies to snow gums, and from mountain pygmy possums to migratory Bogong moths. Due to their high peaks and seasonal snow, the Australian Alps strongly influence the hydrology of eastern Australia.

What plants grow in the Australian alpine?

Common species include prickly snow grass, alpine wallaby grass, silver snow daisy, ribbony grass, white purslane, eye- brights, gentians and buttercups. Most alpine species have a limited range.

What two Australian states do the Australian Alps extend over?

The Australian Alps are a mountain range in southeast Australia. The range comprises an interim Australian bioregion, and is the highest mountain range in Australia. The range straddles the borders of eastern Victoria, southeastern New South Wales, and the Australian Capital Territory.

What is the environment of the Australian Alps?

The Australian Alps range from just a few hundred metres above sea level to the top of Mt Kosciuszko at 2228 metres. They experience a mid-latitude mountain climate, with no dry season and a mild summer, and while precipitation falls more often in winter and spring, it does occur all year round.