47a7a6d6-8e05-4e86-8068-ed34ab690b93 SANBI The Metadata Manager +27 21 799 8738 Kirstenbosch Research Centre Cape Town Claremont 7735 South Africa bgishelp@sanbi.org.za 2017-07-05T09:15:14 SANS 1878 FGDC-STD-001-1998 WGS 1984 Gouritz Alien Vegetation 2004 (Alien Plants) 2004 1.0 Areas invaded by alien plants in Gouritz. Area described by J Vlok and digitised by T Wolf. The broad distribution of invasive alien plants was mapped using a Landsat image in the background. Data was used for the following reports: GIS Specialist Services, Gouritz Initiative, Final Report. Prepared by Lombard &Wolf CC, February 2004. Prepared for Mr Ivan Donian, Western Cape Nature Conservation Board, George Office, South Africa. Selwyn Willoughby WCNCB - CPU CPU Manager (021) 799 8695 Kirstenbosch Research Centre, Rhodes Drive, Newlands Cape Town Western Cape 7700 South Africa bgishelp@sanbi.org.za Alien Plants Land Pressures Gouritz South Africa Users of the CPU’s information agree not to misuse, add to without permission, or misrepresent the information provided in any way. Please inform us of any misuse of this information. Access Constraints: In order to facilitate sustainable decision-making policies, we are making this information freely available to GIS users. Please note that while the information is free, it is still COPYRIGHTED. Copyright: No Disclaimer: Although the greatest care has been taken to ensure that the information we serve is up to date and spatially accurate, the Conservation Planning Unit and its partner organizations give no warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability, utility or completeness of this information. Users of this information assume all responsibility and risk for its use. 50000 environment 2016-01-01 21.860844 21.880185 -34.358849 -34.330664 SANBI bgishelp@sanbi.org.za ZIP 1 http://bgis.sanbi.org/SpatialDataset/Detail/216 WWW:LINK-1.0-http--related A list of spatial data-sets are available at this URL. BGIS Spatial Datasets Area described by J Vlok and digitised by T Wolf -The broad distribution of invasive alien plants was mapped using a Landsat image in the background.