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Hidden Landscapes, Unseen Risks: Mapping Karst Vulnerability in Tasmania

Developing a Karst Vulnerability Index to assess land use pressures and potential water quality risk in Tasmania

Maggie Li and Rachel Roberts for University of Tasmania Unit KGG375

Map of Tasmania showing relative karst risk in five classes from Very Low to Very High, with the highest classes in the north-west and the south-west.

Relative karst risk across Tasmania, using LIST land use for 2021. Grey land has no karst mapped, which is not the same as low risk. The interactive map is on the Results page.

Use the navigation menu to explore the project background, methods, results, discussion, and conclusions.

Hidden Landscapes, Unseen Risks: Mapping Karst Vulnerability in Tasmania
Introduction