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1 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY & FRONTIERS ABROAD APPENDIX Geo-Conservation and Geo-Tourism Panama Rock Banks Peninsula Ailan Hurley, Natalie Smith, Olivia Watkins, Sam Davidson 10/13/2014 1
2 Appendix A: Photos This appendix contains all the photos that will be used to analyse the historical progress of the Panama Rock Reserve. The photo sections are listed below by page Photos Page Historical Aerial Photos of Panama Rock Photo Monitoring of Panama Rock 5 2
3 Historical Aerial Photos of Panama Rock Figure 1. Aerial Photo of Panama Rock Reserve taken in Figure 2. Aerial Photo of Panama Rock Reserve taken in
4 Figure 3. Aerial photo of Panama Rock Reserve taken in Figure 4. Aerial photo Panama Rock Reserve taken in
5 2014 Photo Monitoring of Panama Rock Figure 1. Taken from Panama Road looking up to Panama Rock. Figure 2. Taken from grass area looking into 4WD path up to lodge. 5
6 Figure 3, 4, and 5. Macrocarpa off side of 4WD road up to lodge at elevation 343 meters. 6
7 Figure 6. Right side of Panama Rock from elevation 383 meters. Figure 7. Landslip above lodge on face of Panama Rock. 7
8 Figure 8. Landslip above lodge on face of Panama Rock. Figure 9. Landslip above lodge on face of Panama Rock. 8
9 Figure 10. Right side of Panama Rock at elevation 534 meters. Figure 11. Right side of Panama Rock facing Stones Rock at elevation 534 meters. 9
10 Figure 12. Right side of Panama Rock facing south into valley. Figure 13. Left side of lodge (elevation 345) facing left side of Panama Rock. 10
11 Figure 14. Left side of lodge (elevation 345) facing left side of Panama Rock. Figure 15. Left side of lodge (elevation 345) facing left side of Panama Rock. 11
12 Figure 16. Off side of 4WD road up to lodge at elevation 337. Figure 17. Off side of 4WD road up to lodge at elevation
13 Figure 18. Panama Rock from Panama Road. Figure 19. Stones Rock from Panama Road. 13
14 Figure 20. Stones Rock from Panama Road. Figure 21. Top of the ridge of Panama Rock facing left side of Panama Rock at elevation 532 meters. 14
15 Figure 22. On top of Panama Rock facing down into valley at elevation 609 meters. Figure 23. On top of Panama Rock facing down into valley at elevation 609 meters. 15
16 Figure 24. Top of Panama Rock facing right side of Panama Rock. Figure 25. Top of Panama Rock facing down into valley. 16
17 Figure 26. Top of Panama Rock facing down into valley. Figure 27. Vegetation cover underneath macrocarpa off 4WD road (elevation 343 meters). 17
18 Appendix B: Forms This appendix contains forms for photo point monitoring. The forms are listed below by page number and their use. Form Page Camera Location and Photo Points 19 Sampling Site Description (Vegetation & Topography Description) 20 Photographic Site Description and Location 22 18
19 CAMERA LOCATION AND PHOTO POINTS Date: Camera Location: Area: Unit: Observer: GPS: Slope and Aspect and Position: Photo point: Compass bearing: Distance: Comments: Photo point: Compass bearing: Distance: Comments: 19
20 SAMPLING SITE DESCRIPTION Date: Photo point: Vegetation Description (ie. plant ID, type, : Topography Description (ie. flat, undulating, steep, rough): Photo point: 20
21 Vegetation Description (ie. plant ID, type, : Topography Description (ie. flat, undulating, steep, rough): 21
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23 Appendix C: Panama Rock Completed Photo Monitoring Forms This appendix contains all of the forms that have been completed in August Future photo monitoring points will be based off of this information. Form Page Panama Rock Photo Points and Compass Bearings 24 Panama Rock: Photographic Description and Location for 27 Photo Points 26 Panama Rock: Sampling Site Description 33 Panama Rock: Photo Information 38 23
24 Date Photo Label E N Elevation (m) Bearing (º) Comments A bearing noted taken facing witness stump (1) B to witness stump (2) C D E A F bearing noted taken facing witness stump (1) G H I J K L M N O P Q R
25 S T U bearing taken to centre of photo V bearing taken to centre of photo W bearing taken from camera to house X bearing taken to centre of photo Y bearing taken to centre of photo Z bearing taken to centre of photo Figure 1. Panama Rock Photo Points 25
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41 Appendix D: Pamphlet This appendix contains the pamphlet created for the Panama Rock Reserve to be place at entrance areas. This a basic outline that can be changed. Interpretative Material Page Pamphlet Outside 42 Pamphlet Inside 43 41
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44 Appendix E: Shows full extent of JLT acquired land, with the Northwest region being the focus for this report, and the other sections being ideal for the continuation of further investigation. 44
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