Metric:
Quantity of environmental asset
Metric:
Quality of environmental asset
Metric:
Other biological resources harvested
Metric:
Other biological resources harvested - monetary value
Units
Example methods / guidance / references
What are tiers?
Tier 1
Estimate using own judgement and observations
Tier 2
Estimate using third-party professional estimates or public data
Tier 3
Model or measure based on site-specific surveys/sampling, remote or in-field sensing, laboratory analysis, etc.
Example data sources
Internal records
Third-party data sources
Data on harvested quantities of various Australian non-wood forest products are available at the latest version of Australia’s State of the Forests Report (e.g. see Australia’s State of the Forests Report 2018 – Criterion 6: Maintenance and enhancement of long-term multiple socioeconomic benefits to meet the needs of societies).
Site-specific measurements or model outputs
Notes
Work in progress - Feedback welcome
Last updated: 15th October 2024
Units
Example methods / guidance / references
What are tiers?
Tier 1
Multiply physical flow quantity by estimated monetary value per unit
Tier 2
Multiply physical flow quantity by estimated monetary value per unit
Tier 3
Multiply physical flow quantity by estimated monetary value per unit
Example data sources
Internal records
Third-party data sources
Site-specific measurements or model outputs
Notes
Work in progress - Feedback welcome
Last updated: 15th October 2024
Units
Example methods / guidance / references
What are tiers?
Tier 1
Estimate using own judgement and observations
Tier 2
Estimate using third-party professional estimates or public data
Tier 3
Model or measure based on site-specific surveys/sampling, remote or in-field sensing, laboratory analysis, etc.
Example data sources
Internal records
Third-party data sources
Site-specific measurements or model outputs
Notes
Work in progress - Feedback welcome
Last updated: 15th October 2024
Units
Example methods / guidance / references
What are tiers?
Tier 1
Estimate using own judgement and observations
Tier 2
Estimate using third-party professional estimates or public data
Tier 3
Model or measure based on site-specific surveys/sampling, remote or in-field sensing, laboratory analysis, etc.
Example data sources
Internal records
Third-party data sources
Site-specific measurements or model outputs
Notes
Examples given in the SEEA-CF in this category include hunting of kangaroos for meat and harvesting of wild berries, fungi, fruits etc. In principle, individual biological assets such as significant trees could be included here as well.
Biological assets which are significant for cultural reasons could potentially be recorded as a separate biological asset type, distinct from non-culturally significant assets of the same biological asset type (if applicable).
Last updated: 9th October 2024