Coastal Scrub is found on primary sand dunes or coastal limestone soils from 0 to 200 m above sea level with a rainfall from 700 to 1200 mm a year. About 30% of the area once supporting Coastal Scrub in Victoria falls on public land while about a fifth is represented in conservation parks and reserves. About 60% of all Coastal Scrub has been permanently cleared for agriculture, urban or marine development.
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Saltmarsh is found on intertidal mud-flats in southern, eastern and far-western Victoria. The rainfall varies from 650 to 900 mm a year. About 25% of the area once supporting Saltmarsh in Victoria falls on public land most of which is represented in conservation parks and reserves. About 30% of all Saltmarsh has been permanently cleared for coastal or marine development.
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