There are 939 priority actions under the "community and land-holder liaison/ awareness and/or education" recovery strategy. These actions apply to 540 threatened species, populations and communities.
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Prefer common name? | Type of species | Level of threat | Priority actions
Show only: high | medium | low priority | | Acacia acanthoclada | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Contribute conservation presentations to field days and community events. (Medium priority)
2. Develop educational material to encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Acacia acrionastes | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Implement statutory land reservation at known locations near Pindari Dam. . . (Low priority)
2. Provide interpretative information at Pindari dam. (Low priority)
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| Acacia atrox | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Continue landholder liaison and develop an awareness program in potential habitat areas. (High priority)
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| Acacia baueri subsp. aspera | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with land managers to ensure the effective implementation of threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
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| Acacia bynoeana | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with private and public land managers to facilitate the preparation and implementation of management plans that address threatening processes. (Medium priority)
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| Acacia carneorum | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Contribute conservation presentations to field days and community events. (Low priority)
2. Develop educational material to encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Low priority)
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| Acacia chrysotricha | Trees | Endangered | 1. Acacia chrysotricha may occur on private land and/or council controlled land and should be considered during biodiversity certification of environmental planning instruments for Bellingen LGA. (Medium priority)
2. Provide information to the public on Acacia chrysotricha, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Low priority)
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| Acacia courtii | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. As Acacia courtii may occur on private land and/or council controlled land it should be considered during biodiversity certification of environmental planning instruments for Hastings and Greater Taree LGAs. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with public particularly landowners near known populations and Landcare groups. (Medium priority)
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| Acacia curranii | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest (EOI) for incentives targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites for conservation. (Medium priority)
2. Develop educational material to encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Low priority)
3. Ensure awareness of species location and identification for all personnel undertaking maintenance of road verges, trails, quarrying and mining activities. (Medium priority)
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| Acacia gordonii | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Advise and liaise with private land managers to facilitate the preparation and implementation of site management plans that address threatening processes. (High priority)
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| Acacia jucunda | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Develop educational material to encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Low priority)
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| Acacia macnuttiana | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Avoid accidental trampling of Acacia macnuttiana near walking tracks by providing information to the public in national park areas and potentially fencing or signage. (Low priority)
2. Involve local landowners and Landcare groups in conservation measures for Acacia macnuttiana. (High priority)
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| Acacia notabilis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Develop educational material to encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Low priority)
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| Acacia petraea | Trees | Endangered | 1. Develop educational material to encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Low priority)
2. Ensure awareness of species location and identification for all personnel undertaking works on roads, road verges, road reserves and Travelling Stock Routes in potential habitat. (High priority)
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| Acacia phasmoides | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Ensure Rangers and Field staff are aware of the location of this species. Negotiate with private landholder to protect and maintain population on their property. (Medium priority)
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| Acacia prominens - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Educate railway staff about species and impacts of activities. (High priority)
2. Increase community awareness and involvement in the recovery of the population, particularly in the on ground works associated with the implementation of plans of management. (Medium priority)
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| Acacia pubescens | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage community involvement in the recovery of species, particularly in the implementation of threat and habitat management programs. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with private landholders to increase legislative protection (of identified priority sites) through land use planning mechanisms or conservation agreements. (High priority)
3. Provide advice and assistance to private landholders, to identify actual and potential threats and to negotiate the implementation of on ground works to reduce threats. (Medium priority)
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| Acacia pubifolia | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Encourage landholders with existing populations of Acacia pubifolia to manage populations appropriately. (High priority)
2. Involve local Land Care groups (if existing) in the management of Acacia pubifolia. (Low priority)
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| Acacia pycnostachya | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Provide appropriate management guidelines to landowners and managers. (High priority)
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| Acacia rivalis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Develop educational material to encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Low priority)
2. Ensure protection through awareness of species location and identification for all personnel undertaking works on roads, road verges, road reserves and Travelling Stock Routes in potential habitat. (High priority)
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| Acacia terminalis subsp. terminalis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with land managers to facilitate the implementation of threat abatement works. (Medium priority)
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| Acalypha eremorum | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Encourage community awareness to assist in detecting new locations, and with habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
2. Identify information and resource needs to ensure that land managers and other stakeholders are aware of populations and habitat. (High priority)
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| Acronychia littoralis | Trees | Endangered | 1. Develop species information profile for Acronychia littoralis. (Medium priority)
2. Encourage community participation in recovery plan implementation. (High priority)
3. Involve private landholders in the conservation of Acronychia littoralis. (High priority)
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| Adelotus brevis - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Inform, educate & involve the community, landholders & stakeholders in the species recovery (incl. production/distribution of fact sheets on the species, threatening processes & recovery strategy, habitat management & protection, surveys & monitoring). (Medium priority)
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| Aepyprymnus rufescens | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Provide guidelines to landholders on how to appropriately manage rufous bettong habitat. (Low priority)
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| Agnes Banks Woodland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
2. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
3. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| Aldrovanda vesiculosa | Aquatic plants | Endangered | 1. Negotiate with landholders for the protection of swamps/lagoons with known populations. (High priority)
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| Alexfloydia repens | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Provide information on Alexfloydia repens to the public, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
2. Provide information to the public on Alexfloydia repens, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Allocasuarina glareicola | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with private landholders to achieve off-reserve conservation of significant populations. (High priority)
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| Almaleea cambagei | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Provide information to the public on Almaleea cambagei, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Amaurornis olivaceus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase community awareness regarding the biodiversity values of vegetated freshwater wetlands on floodplains in northern NSW through educational programs. (Medium priority)
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| Amorphospermum whitei | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Involve private landholders in the conservation of this species. (Low priority)
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| Amyema plicatula | Epiphytes and climbers | Endangered | 1. Retain and protect existing Rosewood trees. Ensure local land managers and landholders are aware of the significance of the Mistletoe. (High priority)
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| Amytornis barbatus barbatus | Birds | Endangered | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders where this species occurs and enourgae landholders to be involved in the recovery efforts (this action will be implemented during field work). (Medium priority)
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| Amytornis striatus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Produce & distribute information regarding ecological requirements, known records, conservation actions, etc to interest groups and the public. (Medium priority)
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| Amytornis textilis modestus | Birds | Endangered | 1. Produce & distribute information regarding ecological requirements, known records, conservation actions, etc to interest groups and the public. (High priority)
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| Angophora exul | Trees | Endangered | 1. Inform Moombahlene Local Aboriginal Land Council of the significance of Rock of Gibraltar for this and several other species. (High priority)
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| Angophora inopina | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with private and public landmanagers to facilitate the preparation and implementation of management plans that address threatening processes. (Medium priority)
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| Angophora robur | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Provide information to the public on Angophora robur, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Anomalopus mackayi | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Develop a community education strategy for stimulating requests for incentives targeted toward this species. (Medium priority)
2. Encourage community awareness and involvement. (Medium priority)
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| Anseranas semipalmata | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Educate landowners on the importance of vegetated wetlands for Magpie Geese, and on threats to Magpie Geese (i.e. frequent fires, feral animals, altered hydrology, dogs, grazing) and ways to mitigate threats. (Medium priority)
2. Educate the community on important habitat requirements and threats to Magpie Geese and their habitat. Foster community based programs to manage and restore wetlands. (High priority)
3. Encourage the general public and ornithological groups to submit records of Magpie Geese to the Atlas of NSW Wildlife. (Medium priority)
4. Prepare guidelines to assist landholders to protect habitats used by Magpie Geese and identify potential funding sources for habitat protection works. Develop specific guidelines for the protection of nest sites. (Medium priority)
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| Antechinomys laniger | Marsupials | Endangered | 1. Develop and distribute information sources to encouraging public awareness of the species. (Medium priority)
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| Aprasia inaurita | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Conduct community education programs with regard to mallee fauna, including brochures, media, posters for schools, field days, community/school talks, etc. (Low priority)
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| Archidendron hendersonii | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of White Lace Flower at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
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| Arctocephalus forsteri | Marine Mammals | Vulnerable | 1. Promote an education program with fishing tackle manufacturers that encourages the use of non-stainless steel hooks and traces. (Low priority)
2. Promote an education program with the commercial fishing industry that encourages self regulation of activities that can lead to a reduction in by-catch of fur seals. (Low priority)
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| Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus | Marine Mammals | Vulnerable | 1. Promote an education program with fishing tackle manufacturers that encourages the use of non-stainless steel hooks and traces. (Low priority)
2. Promote an education program with the commercial fishing industry that encourages self regulation of activities that can lead to a reduction in by-catch of fur seals. (Low priority)
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| Ardeotis australis | Birds | Endangered | 1. Develop a community education strategy for incentives. (High priority)
2. Educate landholders to not spread poison baits for rabbits when are bustards present in an area. (Medium priority)
3. Involve volunteers and community groups in the survey effort for this species. (Medium priority)
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| Argyreus hyperbius | Invertebrates | Endangered | 1. Encourage community participation in implementation of management activities for Argyreus hyperbius. (Medium priority)
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| Artesian Springs Ecological Community | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Educate the wider community about the importance of the GAB discharge spring wetlands. (Low priority)
2. Educate visitors to Peery/Paroo-Darling NP (through interpretation signs, brochures, etc.) about the significance of the spring wetlands and the impacts of trampling and bathing (using soaps/detergents) on the wetland habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Arthraxon hispidus | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Provide information to the public on Arthraxon hispidus, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Low priority)
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| Arthropteris palisotii | Ferns and Cycads | Endangered | 1. Community awareness is important to assist in detecting new locations and assistance with habitat rehabilitation and protection. (Medium priority)
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| Asperula asthenes | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Provide information to the public on Asperula asthenes, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Aspidites ramsayi | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders within the species range and encourage them to understand and assist in the species recovery through brochures, on-site visits, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Asterolasia buxifolia | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Hold field day on-sites for neighbours. (Low priority)
2. Participate in field days / community events. (Low priority)
3. Prepare and disseminate identification guide to local government, CMAs, DEC PWD staff and community groups. (Medium priority)
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| Asterolasia elegans | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Advise and liaise with private land managers to facilitate the preparation and implementation of site management plans that address threatening processes. (Medium priority)
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| Asterolasia sp. 'Dungowan Creek' | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with managers of Dungowan Dam to maintain restricted access status to area upstream from dam. (Medium priority)
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| Astrotricha crassifolia | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landowners to ensure the effective implementation of threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
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| Astrotricha sp. Wallagaraugh | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Notify landowners in Tura Beach area of potential occurrence of the Merimbula Star-hair. (High priority)
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| Atrichornis rufescens | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Undertake community awareness and continue to involve the community in surveys and management of the species. (Low priority)
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| Austrostipa metatoris | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Negotiate with landholders to prevent development of watering points near populations. (Medium priority)
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| Austrostipa nullanulla | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Negotiate with landholders to prevent further development of watering points near populations. (Medium priority)
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| Austrostipa wakoolica | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Negotiate with landholders to prevent development of watering points near populations. (Medium priority)
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| Babingtonia prominens | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Provide information to the public on Babingtonia prominens, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Low priority)
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| Baloghia marmorata | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Ensure that land managers and other stakeholders are aware of populations and habitat and they identify information and resource needs. (Medium priority)
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| Bangalay Sand forest of the Sydney Basin and South East Corner Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Liaise with landholders and undertake and promote programs that ameliorate threats such as grazing and human disturbance. (Low priority)
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| Bertya sp. Cobar-Coolabah
(Bertya opponens) | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Involve volunteers and community groups in the survey effort for this species. (Medium priority)
2. Raise community awareness through distribution of information sheet. (Low priority)
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| Blue Gum High Forest | Threatened Ecological Communities | Critically Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop and implement a BGHF community education, awareness and involvement campaign. (Medium priority)
2. Investigate planning and incentives programs to promote and encourage protection and management of BGHF, particularly on private land. (Medium priority)
3. Notify land owners/managers of presence of BGHF and discuss implications for use and management. (High priority)
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| Blue Mountains Shale Cap Forest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Establish community based restoration project to regenerate and reconnect fragments. (Low priority)
2. Liaise with landholders about the value of the community and encourage them to protect remnants from threats such as grazing, weeds, mowing and clearing. (Medium priority)
3. Liaise with local 4WD groups about the significance of the community and locations where it occurs. (Low priority)
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| Blue Mountains Swamps in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with relevant landholders at freehold sites containing this community about the significance of this community and how best to manage it. Provide incentives to promote best practice management. (Medium priority)
2. Undertake a community education and involvement program in conjunction with existing landcare and bushcare groups and other catchment based programs. (Low priority)
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| Boronia boliviensis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Provide landowners and managers with appropriate management guidelines. (High priority)
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| Boronia granitica | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Disseminate information leaflet on Boronia granitica to local councils, landholders and leaseholders. (Low priority)
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| Boronia repanda | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with landholders to acquire property access. (High priority)
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| Boronia ruppii | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. If any further populations of Boronia ruppii are found on private land liaison with landowners will be undertaken. (Medium priority)
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| Boronia umbellata | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Provide information to the public on Boronia umbellata, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Bosistoa selwynii | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Ensure that land managers and other stakeholders are aware of known populations, habitat requirements and threats. (Low priority)
2. Increase community awareness through encouraging and implementing habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
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| Bosistoa transversa | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Ensure that land managers and other stakeholders are aware of known populations, habitat requirements and threats. (Low priority)
2. Increase community awareness through encouraging and implementing habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
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| Bossiaea oligosperma | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Inform landowners in Windellama about species and management. (Medium priority)
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| Brachycome papillosa | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Distribute information to local landholders, interest groups and organisations in localities where the species is likely to occur, to assist in identifying & protecting further populations. (Medium priority)
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| Brigalow within the Brigalow Belt South, Nandewar and Darling Riverine Plains Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Disseminate information on this EECs to landholders and promote recovery. (Medium priority)
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| Brigalow-Gidgee woodland/shrubland in the Mulga Lands and Darling Riverine Plains Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Disseminate information on EECs to landholders and promote recovery. (Medium priority)
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| Bulbophyllum globuliforme | Orchids | Vulnerable | 1. Ensure that managers are aware of populations, habitat and threats and that PoMs, fire plans, pest management plans take account of requirements for the recovery of the orchid. (Medium priority)
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| Burhinus grallarius | Birds | Endangered | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest (EOI) targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from this negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements for high priority sites. (High priority)
2. Establish and support community groups to undertake habitat management activities, monitoring and surveys, record sightings. High priority areas - Murray, Murrumbidgee, Central West, Hunter/Central Rivers, Northern Rivers CMAs. See recovery plan. (Low priority)
3. Hold a Bush Stone-curlew Summit to bring together people working on the species across NSW and interstate. (Medium priority)
4. Maintain, develop and distribute Bush Stone-curlew promotional and community education materials, including habitat management brochure, posters, stickers, T-shirts, puppets and call CDs. (Medium priority)
5. Raise public awareness of the Bush Stone-curlew through publicity activities, such as public talks and publication of articles in popular magazines. (Medium priority)
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| Burramys parvus | Marsupials | Endangered | 1. Encourage media coverage. (Medium priority)
2. Inform managers/users of all buildings of correct protocols for removal of problem small mammals. (Medium priority)
3. Investigate sale of momentos and toys to raise funds for MPP recovery. (Medium priority)
4. Prepare community information strategy. (Medium priority)
5. Prepare displays, brochures and interpretative signs. (Medium priority)
6. Prevent cats and foxes from accessing garbage. (Medium priority)
7. Revise MPP book. (Low priority)
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| Byron Bay Dwarf Graminoid Clay Heath Community | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop and implement community awareness and involvement programs. (High priority)
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| Cacatua leadbeateri | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Create awareness of incentive programs to encourage location and disclosure by landholders and the general public . (Medium priority)
2. Encourage community awareness and involvement through various media. (Medium priority)
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| Cacophis harriettae | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and implement firewood collection policies to ensure large logs and woody debris are not removed from the species habitat. (High priority)
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| Cadellia pentastylis | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Re-initiate liaison with all landholders to discuss issues, management actions, fencing, etc. In particular, need to approach new landholders to encourage conservation of the species. (Medium priority)
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| Cadellia pentastylis (Ooline) community in the Nandewar and Brigalow Belt South bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Re-initiate liaison with all landholders to discuss issues, management actions, fencing, etc. In particular, need to approach new landholders (on "Kelvin" and "Turkey Ridge") to encourage conservation of the species. (Medium priority)
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| Caladenia concolor | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Inform the local community about the value of the three species and their habitat. (Low priority)
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| Calidris alba | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase community awareness and understanding of migratory waders via promotion of the DEC threatened species website and other educational materials (eg. signage, brochures) and through the use of media. (Low priority)
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| Calidris tenuirostris | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase community awareness and understanding of migratory waders via promotion of the DEC threatened species website and other educational materials (eg. signage, brochures) and through the use of media. (Low priority)
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| Callistemon linearifolius | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders to facilitate the implementation of site-specific threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
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| Callitriche cyclocarpa | Aquatic plants | Vulnerable | 1. Distribute information about the species to landholders, interest groups and organisations in relevant localities to assist in the identification and protection of further populations. (Medium priority)
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| Callitris baileyi | Trees | Endangered | 1. Liaise with the landowner (of part of the Callitris baileyi population) to achieve a suitable management regime. (High priority)
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| Callitris oblonga | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Provide landowners and land managers with information about identification, occurrence and management. (Low priority)
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| Callocephalon fimbriatum | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase landholder and public awareness of status, threats and priority actions. (Low priority)
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| Callocephalon fimbriatum population in the Hornsby and Ku-ring-gai Local Government Areas | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Produce a community awareness strategy that provides advice on how to carry out actions that will benefit the population of the species. (Medium priority)
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| Calotis glandulosa | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and implement site management plans including species specific actions. (Medium priority)
2. Facilitate information and skills exchange between landholders, land managers, government agencies, community groups and other stakeholders aimed at achieving best practice management. (High priority)
3. Maintain up to date ‘best practice’ management guidelines for landholders managing species and foster implementation. (Medium priority)
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| Calotis pubescens | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Provide information to landowners and lessees about the species and Involve them in surveys on private land. (Medium priority)
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| Calyptorhynchus banksii | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Create awareness of incentive programs to encourage location and disclosure by landholders and the general public . (Medium priority)
2. Encourage community awareness and involvement through various media. (Medium priority)
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| Calyptorhynchus lathami | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase landholder and public awareness and interest in Glossy Black Cockatoo conservation and habitat management. (Medium priority)
2. Utilise the Glossy Black Cockatoo as a flagship threatened species for woodland and forest conservation education and awareness programs. (Low priority)
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| Calyptorhynchus lathami - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Increase landholder and public awareness of status, threats and priority actions. (Low priority)
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| Carbeen Open Forest community in the Darling Riverine Plains and Brigalow Belt South Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Encourage and promote best-practice management of EECs on private land. (Medium priority)
2. Establish a Conservation Management Network for this and related community. (Medium priority)
3. Undertake weed control in accordance with guidelines. (Medium priority)
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| Caretta caretta | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Assist in community rehabilitation of injured individuals. (Low priority)
2. Reduce the mortality of marine turtles due to marine debris, including a community awareness component that targets debris of land-based origin as well as vessel-based. (High priority)
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| Castlereagh Swamp Woodland Community | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs is to be included in school environmental management plans where the school land contains EECs. (Medium priority)
2. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
4. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| Casuarina obesa | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Maintain regular liaison and information sharing with the landholders at Lake Benanee where the population occurs. (High priority)
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| Cercartetus concinnus | Marsupials | Endangered | 1. Prepare & distribute information sheets to public and landholders to encourage support for the conservation of the WPP and gain sympathetic habitat management on private land. (Medium priority)
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| Cercartetus nanus | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage and support land managers to undertake management actions that benefit the species (see recovery information for land managers in our detailed species profile). (Medium priority)
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| Certhionyx variegatus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop educational and promotional information on the species to generate interest in its conservation. (High priority)
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| Chalinolobus dwyeri | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Promote bats throughout the rural community as ecologically interesting and important, but sensitive to disturbance at caves/overhangs. (High priority)
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| Chalinolobus nigrogriseus | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Low priority)
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| Chalinolobus picatus | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote State-wide bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Low priority)
2. Establish a community program to encourage the reporting of roosts. (Medium priority)
3. Raise awareness of the effects of pesticides. (Medium priority)
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| Charadrius leschenaultii | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase community awareness and understanding of migratory waders via promotion of the DEC threatened species website and other educational materials (eg. signage, brochures) and through the use of media. (Low priority)
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| Charadrius mongolus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase community awareness and understanding of migratory waders via promotion of the DEC threatened species website and other educational materials (e.g.. signage, brochures) and through the use of media. (Low priority)
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| Chelonia mydas | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Assist in community rehabilitation of injured individuals. (Low priority)
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| Choricarpia subargentea | Trees | Endangered | 1. Encourage community awareness in the species to assist in detecting new locations and supporting habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
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| Chorizema parviflorum Benth. (a shrub) population, Wollongong and Shellharbour local government areas | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Advise land managers of the presence of the species and discuss management requirements. (Medium priority)
2. Implement a program to raise awareness of the species and the threats to its survival amongst landholders on the Illawarra coastal plain with the aim of identifying new sites and encouraging involvement in the implementation of recovery actions. (Medium priority)
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| Cinclosoma castanotus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Produce & distribute information re ecological requirements, known records, conservation actions, etc to interest groups and the public. (Medium priority)
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| Clematis fawcettii | Epiphytes and climbers | Vulnerable | 1. Identify information and resource needs required to ensure land managers and other stakeholders are aware of populations and habitat. (High priority)
2. Increase community awareness to assist in detecting new locations, and with habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
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| Climacteris affinis - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Increase the understanding of woodland birds through the promotion of the DECC website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
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| Climacteris picumnus victoriae | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from this negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements for high priority sites. (Medium priority)
2. Increase understanding of woodland birds through promotion of the DEC website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
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| Coastal Saltmarsh in the NSW North Coast, Sydney Basin and South East Corner Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Enhance the capacity of persons involved in the assessment of impacts on this EEC to ensure the best informed decisions are made. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with landholders and undertake and promote programs that ameliorate threats such as weeds, grazing and human disturbance. (Low priority)
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| Coeranoscincus reticulatus | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and implement firewood collection policies to ensure large logs and woody debris are not removed from the Three-toed Snaked-toothed Skink habitat. (High priority)
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| Commersonia rosea | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Undertake landholder awareness in the Sandy Hollow area. Focus on potential threats to the species such as track maintenance and inappropriate fire and identification of any new locations. (High priority)
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| Convolvulus tedmoorei | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Develop EIA guidance for consent and determining authorities with regard to development and other activities. (Medium priority)
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| Cooks River/ Castlereagh Ironbark Forest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs is to be included in school environmental management plans where the school land contains EECs. (Medium priority)
2. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
4. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| Coolibah-Black Box woodland of the northern riverine plains in the Darling Riverine Plains and Brigalow Belt South bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Disseminate information on this EEC to landholders and promote recovery. (Medium priority)
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| Corchorus cunninghamii | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Community awareness strategy. (Medium priority)
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| Corokia whiteana | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage community awareness to assist in detecting new locations, and with habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
2. Ensure that land managers and other stakeholders are aware of populations and habitat, identify information and resource needs. (High priority)
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| Corynocarpus rupestris subsp. rupestris | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage community awareness to assist in detecting new locations with habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
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| Crinia tinnula | Amphibians | Vulnerable | 1. Inform and involve the community, landholders and other stakeholders through the. production and dissemination of fact sheets on acid frogs, habitat management & protection, web page, survey/monitoring training workshops and displayboards. (Medium priority)
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| Cryptocarya foetida | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage community awareness to assist in detecting new locations, and with habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
2. Ensure that land managers and other stakeholders are aware of populations and habitat, identify information and resource needs. (High priority)
3. Ensure that managers are aware of populations and habitat and that PoMs, fire plans, pest management plans take account of requirements for the recovery of Stinking Cryptocarya. (Medium priority)
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| Cullen parvum | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Contribute conservation presentations to field days and community events to encourage discovery. (Medium priority)
2. Create general community awareness and involvement through various media. (Medium priority)
3. Educate and encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate native pastures. (Medium priority)
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| Cumberland Plain Woodland | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs is to be included in school environmental management plans where the school land contains EECs. (Medium priority)
2. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
4. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| Cyclodomorphus melanops elongatus | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Conduct community education programs with regard to mallee fauna, including brochures, media, posters for schools, field days, cmmty/school talks, etc. (Low priority)
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| Cyclopsitta diophthalma coxeni | Birds | Endangered | 1. Develop a community network in accordance with the Community Network Strategy devised by the Threatened Species Network. (Medium priority)
2. Negotiate with the NSW Nurseryman's Association for Coxen's Fig-Parrot Food Tree labels. (High priority)
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| Cynanchum elegans | Epiphytes and climbers | Endangered | 1. Include this species in regional information packages on rainforest communities and management. (Medium priority)
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| Daphnandra sp. C 'Illawarra' | Trees | Endangered | 1. Issue press releases that highlight key events in the implementation of the recovery program. (Medium priority)
2. Prepare and distribute an annual newsletter detailing the progress of the Illawarra Regional Threatened Flora Recovery Program. (Medium priority)
3. Raise awareness of, and encourage community involvement in, the recovery program. (Medium priority)
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| Darwinia biflora | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage community involvement, particularly in the implementation of threat and habitat management programs and monitoring programs. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with private landholders to protect sites on private land. (High priority)
3. Provide advice and assistance to private landholders, to identify actual and potential threats and negotiate the implementation of on-ground works to address threats. (High priority)
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| Darwinia fascicularis subsp. Oligantha - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Notify and educate landholders with regards to location, site management implications and opportunities for conservation. (Medium priority)
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| Darwinia glaucophylla | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders to facilitate the implementation of site specific threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
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| Dasyurus maculatus | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a communication strategy to raise public awareness of the Spotted-tailed Quoll, compile education resources and distribute to identified target audience. Support community participation in survey and monitoring programs. (Low priority)
2. Prepare brochure detailing designs of 'quoll-proof' poultry runs and aviaries and distribute within relevant locations. (Low priority)
3. Seek funding or sponsorship to subsidise landholder costs of modifying poultry runs and aviaries. (Low priority)
4. Seminar on quoll biology and conservation. (Medium priority)
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| Davidsonia jerseyana | Trees | Endangered | 1. Develop and implement an education and awareness strategy to provide information on the species and its threats. (Medium priority)
2. Notify landholders and land managers about the presence of records of the species on their lands to ensure they are aware of opportunities for long term voluntary conservation measures and incentive programs to conserve the species. (High priority)
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| Davidsonia johnsonii | Trees | Endangered | 1. Develop and implement awareness strategy to provide information to stakeholders on the species, it's threats and mechanisms and incentives available to protect the species. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with councils to ensure that roadsides are managed in a manner that doesn’t disturb the habitat or individuals of this species. (High priority)
3. Notify landholder and managers of the presence and location of Davidsonia johnsonii on their land to prevent inadvertent damage of the species or its habitat. (High priority)
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| Delma australis | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Conduct community education programs with regard to mallee fauna, including brochures, media, posters for schools, field days, cmmty/school talks, etc. (Low priority)
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| Delma impar | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise regularly with landholders of known sites on private land (as per Action 3.8.3 of the National Recovery Plan). (Medium priority)
2. Promote the species via the threatened species website and other educational materials (as per Action 3.8.2 of the National Recovery Plan). (Low priority)
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| Demansia torquata | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders within the species range and encourage them to understand and assist in the species recovery through brochures, on-site visits, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Derwentia blakelyi | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders/stakeholders and facilitate the implementation of site management specific monitoring and threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
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| Desmodium acanthocladum | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Undertake a community awareness program on the identification, potential habitat, threats and protection measures for Thorny Pea. (Low priority)
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| Desmodium campylocaulon | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Educate and encourage the community to recognise and protect the species. (Medium priority)
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| Dichanthium setosum | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Conduct media publicity campaign to highlight implementation of recovery actions. (Medium priority)
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| Digitaria porrecta | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Conduct media publicity campaign to highlight implementation of recovery actions. (Medium priority)
2. Ensure DECC is advised of any consents or approvals that affect the species. (Medium priority)
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| Dillwynia glaucula | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Provide information about the Michelago Parrot-pea to landowners in the Michelago, Numerella and Windellama areas. (Medium priority)
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| Dillwynia tenuifolia - endangered population Kemps Creek | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Liaise with adjacent landowners regarding impacts on edges of bushland remnant. Attempt to get modification of management to prevent future impacts on edges. (Medium priority)
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| Diospyros mabacea | Trees | Endangered | 1. Liaise with private landholders to facilitate implementation of habitat management actions such as weeding and/or slashing of regrowth at localities of Limpinwood and Eungella. (Medium priority)
2. Liaosn is required with landholders at six localities identified in the recovery plan to formalise agreement for access to undertake proposed research and management activities. (Medium priority)
3. Promote understanding and awareness of the conservation issues facing Diospyros mabacea by undertaking a public education program and developing interpretative signs for the Eungella and Tyalgum sites. (Medium priority)
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| Diospyros major var. ebenus forma australiensis | Trees | Endangered | 1. Encourage community awareness to assist in detecting new locations, and with habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
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| Diplodactylus conspicillatus | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders within the species range and encourage them to understand and assist in the species recovery through brochures, on-site visits, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Diplodactylus elderi | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Conduct community education programs with regard to mallee fauna, including brochures, media, posters for schools, field days, cmmty/school talks, etc. (Low priority)
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| Diplodactylus stenodactylus | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders within the species range and encourage them to understand and assist in the species recovery through brochures, on-site visits, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Diploglottis campbellii | Trees | Endangered | 1. Develop and implement a targeted education and awareness program to improve knowledge on the species conservation, threatening processes, mechanisms and incentives available to ameliorate these threats. (Medium priority)
2. Ensure landholder and managers are notified of species locations in order to minimise inadvertant damage to the species. (High priority)
3. Ensure public authorities and relevant land managers are aware of the long term protection measures required to assist conservation eg appropriate zoning, VCAs, JMAs and acquisition of key sites. (High priority)
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| Discaria nitida | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Landholders to be informed of the occurrence of populations of the Leafy Anchor Plant on their properties. (Medium priority)
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| Diuris aequalis | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest (EOI) for incentives targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites for conservation. (Medium priority)
2. Distribute information about this species to landowners along and near the Great Divide from Tallaganda NP to Kanangra NP. (Medium priority)
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| Diuris praecox | Orchids | Vulnerable | 1. Negotiate with the managers of freehold sites to prepare and implement site management plans that address threatening processes. (Medium priority)
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| Diuris sp. aff. chrysantha | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Ensure that land managers and other stakeholders are aware of populations and habitat, identify information and resource needs. (Avoid unnecessary publicity as illegal collection is a threat). (High priority)
2. Raise community awareness of the orchid to assist in detecting new locations, and assist with habitat rehabilitation projects. Locations should not be publicised, however, since the orchid is at risk from illegal collection. (Medium priority)
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| Diuris sp.. (Oaklands, D.L. Jones 5380) | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Distribute information to local communities regarding the species' ecology, threats and management, particularly around the Oaklands population where rubbish dumping and fill are threats. (Medium priority)
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| Diuris tricolor | Orchids | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a fact sheet and distribute via community newsletters, regional shows and field days and by promoting the DEC threatened species website. (High priority)
2. Develop an Expression of Interest (EOI) for incentives targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites for conservation. (Medium priority)
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| Dodonaea procumbens | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and implement site management plans including species specific actions. (Medium priority)
2. Facilitate information and skills exchange between landholders, land managers, government agencies, community groups and other stakeholders aimed at achieving best practice management. (High priority)
3. Maintain up to date ‘best practice’ management guidelines for landholders managing species and foster implementation. (Medium priority)
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| Doryanthes palmeri | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Doryanthes palmeri at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
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| Dromaius novaehollandiae - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Conduct public awareness campaigns to increase community participation in reporting and protection of Emu population. (Medium priority)
2. Report any instances of illegal killing of emus to DEC. (High priority)
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| Drymodes brunneopygia | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Produce & distribute information re ecological requirements, known records, conservation actions, etc to interest groups and the public. (Medium priority)
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| Drynaria rigidula | Ferns and Cycads | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Drynaria rigidula at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
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| Duffys Forest Ecological Community in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Consult with and support private landholders to undertake threat management & restoration actions. (Medium priority)
2. Develop a community education, awareness and involvement strategy to inform the community of the conservation requirements and threats affecting this EEC. (High priority)
3. Develop a targeted threat management information strategy. (Medium priority)
4. Notify landowners and managers of the presence of DFEC remnants under their care and/or control. (High priority)
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| Dysphania plantaginella | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Create alternative watering points for livestock in vicinity of populations. (Medium priority)
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| Dysphania platycarpa | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Create alternative watering points for livestock. (Medium priority)
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| Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop a periodic information leaflet highlighting ESBS conservation and detailing future bush regeneration activities in which the public may become involved. (Medium priority)
2. Develop best practice management guidelines. (Medium priority)
3. Distribute the ESBS information leaflet (prepared under Action 9.4.2) with rates notices. (Medium priority)
4. Liaise with Telstra regarding the management of ESBS on Telstra owned land on at Jennifer Street, Little Bay. (High priority)
5. Liaise with the Commonwealth Department of Defence and Randwick City Council regarding the management of ESBS remnants in Randwick Environment Park. (High priority)
6. Liaise with the Commonwealth Department of Defence and the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust regarding the ongoing management and protection of ESBS at North Head. (High priority)
7. Liaise with the Commonwealth DF&A regarding the management of ESBS at Malabar Headland. (High priority)
8. Liaise with the La Perouse and Metropolitan Land Councils regarding the management of ESBS lands under their control. (High priority)
9. Provide ongoing advice to landholders regarding their legislative responsibilities and requirements under the TSC Act. (High priority)
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| Echiopsis curta | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Conduct community education programs with regard to mallee fauna, including brochures, media, posters for schools, field days, cmmty/school talks, etc. (Low priority)
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| Egernia whitii | Reptiles | Not listed | 1. Establish links with relevant stakeholders and seek their on-going involvement in recovery actions. (High priority)
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| Elaeocarpus sp. 'Rocky Creek' | Trees | Endangered | 1. Undertake site hygiene education for staff and consultants that may be required to visit the sites to raise awareness and minimise threats posed by pathogens. (High priority)
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| Elaeocarpus williamsianus | Trees | Endangered | 1. Liaise with private land holders to convey the conservation significance of populations of E. williamsianus on or adjacent to their property. Local councils are to be informed of any management agreements. (Medium priority)
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| Elderslie Banksia Scrub Forest | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
2. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
3. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| Eleocharis obicis | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats and management actions to landholders and local communities where this species is most likely to occur. (Low priority)
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| Eleocharis tetraquetra | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Develop and implement a community education and awareness program. (High priority)
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| Elseya belli | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Educate local landholders and communities with regards to the species, its habitat and threats (including water pollution and destruction of streamside habitat) and provide advice with regards to protecting and restoring habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Emydura macquarii (Bellinger River Form) | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and implement community education and awareness program. (High priority)
2. Provide information to encourage and assist the community and landowners in the management of riparian vegetation. (High priority)
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| Endiandra floydii | Trees | Endangered | 1. Maintain buffer zones to prevent the possible adverse effects of the movement of genetic material between cultivated Crystal creek Walnuts and naturally occurring populations. (High priority)
2. Notify relevant landowners and managers of locations of the species on their lands and liaise with these landholders to facilitate long term protection of each site. (High priority)
3. Raise community awareness of the recovery requirements for this species by distributing education material to relevant stakeholders such as Landcare groups. (High priority)
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| Endiandra hayesii | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Advise landowners and managers not to plant species unless as part of recovery program to ensure genetic diversity of local populations is not compromised. (Medium priority)
2. Notify landowners and managers of species presence on their land to ensure they have access to information relevant to the conservation of the taxa and to minimise possible impacts to the species. (High priority)
3. Provide information on species to Bushfire Committees and fire planners and ensure that fire management requirements are include in the threatened species schedules of the Bush Fire Hazard Reduction Code. (Low priority)
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| Endiandra muelleri subsp. bracteata | Trees | Endangered | 1. Advise landowners and managers not to plant species unless as part of recovery program to ensure genetic diversity of local populations is not compromised. (Low priority)
2. Notify landowners and managers of species presence on their land to ensure they have access to information relevant to the conservation of the taxa and to minimse possible impacts to the species. (Low priority)
3. Provide information on species to Bushfire Committees and fire planners and ensure that fire management requirements are include in the threatened species schedules of the Bush Fire Hazard Reduction Code. (Low priority)
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| Epacris hamiltonii | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Raise awareness of the conservation status and management issues affecting this species. (Low priority)
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| Epacris purpurascens var. purpurascens | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with land managers to encourage the preparation of site management plans and the implementation of appropriate threat abatement measures, such as weed control/bush regeneration, site protection (fencing/signage) and fire management. (High priority)
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| Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus | Birds | Endangered | 1. Prepare and implement an education campaign to raise public awareness of the value in conserving wetlands in north-eastern NSW for waterbirds, including the Black-necked Stork. . (Low priority)
2. Promote the Black-necked Stork as an icon species for the conservation of floodplain wetlands and educate the community on important habitat requirements and threats to Black-necked Storks and their habitat. (Low priority)
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| Eriocaulon carsonii | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Prepare a profile about the species and distribute to all interested parties. (Low priority)
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| Erythrotriorchis radiatus | Birds | Endangered | 1. Where nests are located on private land - provide education and extension services to promote conservation and management. (High priority)
2. Develop education package with respect to species identification, conservation status, threats and management of the species. (Medium priority)
3. Provide advice to landowners as necessary if species located on private lands to promote conservation and management. (High priority)
4. Provide educational advice and information as necessary. (High priority)
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| Esacus neglectus | Birds | Endangered | 1. Design a public awareness campaign targeting beach users on the impact of dogs, vehicles, and human access to E. neglectus sites. (High priority)
2. Develop a Code of Conduct for beach users including clubs to minimise impact of human disturbance on E. neglectus sites. (High priority)
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| Eubalaena australis | Marine Mammals | Vulnerable | 1. Manage the potential impacts of tourism on whales and educate marine users about best practice behaviours and regulations when interacting with whales. (Low priority)
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| Eucalyptus alligatrix subsp. miscella | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders/stakeholders and facilitate the implementation of site management specific monitoring and threat abatement measures, including weed removal and fencing. (High priority)
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| Eucalyptus approximans | Trees | Endangered | 1. Provide information on Eucalyptus approximans to landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus benthamii | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Install interpretive material at E. benthamii plantation at Penrith Lakes Regatta Centre describing significance of, and recovery program for, E. benthamii. (Medium priority)
2. Prepare a community awareness and involvement strategy that identifies opportunities to create partnerships between all levels of government, industry and the community. (Low priority)
3. Protect trees on private land through liaison with landholders and through PVP process. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus camaldulensis | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Inform landowners and managers of the need for local provenance trees in planting programs. (High priority)
2. Liaise with private and public landowners regarding the protection of sites. (High priority)
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| Eucalyptus camfieldii | Mallees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders to facilitate the implementation of site specific threat abatement measures. (High priority)
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| Eucalyptus copulans | Trees | Endangered | 1. Encourage the involvement of local community groups in community-based searches for additional specimens of E. copulans. (Low priority)
2. Facilitate the involvement of the local community in implementation of the conservation plan for the remaining tree. (Low priority)
3. Prepare a community awareness and involvement strategy that identifies opportunities to create partnerships between all levels of government, industry and the community. (Low priority)
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| Eucalyptus corticosa | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with relevant landholders about status of this species, how to protect it and encourage VCAs etc where relevant. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus fracta | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders to facilitate the implementation of site specific threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus glaucina | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landowners over management of populations of Eucalyptus glaucina. (High priority)
2. Provide information to the public on Eucalyptus glaucina, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus kartzoffiana | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Improve landholder awareness and protection of species through education and involvement in recovery process. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus macarthurii | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landowners and Landcare groups over management of populations of Eucalyptus magnificata. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with Rural Lands Protection boards over management of TSRs. (High priority)
3. Provide information to the public on Eucalyptus magnificata, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus mckieana | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Develop sustainable management guidelines and technical material to assist landowners. This will include measures to address stock management, ecological fire management and property maintenance activities. (High priority)
2. Liaise with landowners and promote community programs that assist with the conservation of the species. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus nicholii | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and distribute educational information to nurseries and relevant organisations to increase awareness about only propagating from legally collected seed. (High priority)
2. Liaise with private landowners over management of stands of Eucalyptus nicholii. (High priority)
3. Liaise with Rural Lands Protection boards over management of TSRs. (High priority)
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| Eucalyptus oresbia | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landowners and Landcare groups over management of populations of Eucalyptus oresbia. (High priority)
2. Provide information to the public on Eucalyptus oresbia, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus parramattensis subsp. decadens | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Assist private landowners to implement key threat abatement actions in site-specific management plans. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus pulverulenta | Mallees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders/stakeholders and facilitate the implementation of site specific monitoring and threat abatement measures, including weed removal and fencing. (High priority)
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| Eucalyptus pumila | Mallees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landowners to prevent inadvertent damage and to facilitate the implementation of threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus recurva | Mallees | Endangered | 1. Seek the cooperation of landholders in protecting all sites. (High priority)
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| Eucalyptus rubida subsp. barbigerorum | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landowners and Landcare groups over management of populations of Eucalyptus rubida ssp barbigerorum. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with Rural Lands Protection boards over management of TSRs. (Medium priority)
3. Provide information to the public on Eucalyptus rubida ssp barbigerorum, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus sp. Howes Swamp Creek | Trees | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Prepare a community awareness and involvement strategy that identifies opportunities to create partnerships between all levels of government, industry and the community. (Low priority)
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| Eucalyptus spp. Cattai | Trees | Endangered | 1. Liaise with private landowners regarding land management for the protection populations. (Medium priority)
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| Eucalyptus tetrapleura | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landowners and Landcare groups over management of populations of Eucalyptus tetrapleura, protecting habitat from further clearing. (Medium priority)
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| Eudyptula minor population - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Community education and advice. (High priority)
2. Develop community outreach program. (Medium priority)
3. Education and enforcement of Companion Animals Act to reduce mortality of penguins from domestic pets. (Medium priority)
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| Eulamprus leuraensis | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Increase public awareness and involvement in recovery efforts. (Low priority)
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| Euphrasia orthocheila subsp. peraspera | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with Landcare groups and landowners with known or potential habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Falco hypoleucos | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Educate and encourage landholders to protect and rehabilitate riparian habitat and implement grazing regimes that create or protect large areas of good quality habitat to enhance the prey biomass. (Medium priority)
2. Involve volunteers and community groups in the survey effort for this species. (Medium priority)
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| Falsistrellus tasmaniensis | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote State-wide bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Medium priority)
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| Floydia praealta | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Ball Nut at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
2. Ensure community are aware of possible genetic issues in relation to planting of Ball Nut material. Emphasise importance of maintaining genetic integrity of wild populations. (High priority)
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| Fontainea australis | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Fontainea australis at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
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| Fontainea oraria | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to be involved in the targeted survey, site specific management and translocation programs where appropriate. (High priority)
2. DEC will liaise with landholders to seek long term protection of the Coastal Fontainea and its habitat. (High priority)
3. Develop targeted information packages on the species, its conservation status and threats. (High priority)
4. Liaise with appropriate people to ensure the Coastal Fontainea individuals currently growing in local, regional and State botanic gardens are maintained. (High priority)
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| Freshwater wetlands on coastal floodplains of the NSW North Coast, Sydney Basin and South East Corner bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Liaise with community to improve recognition of values and encourage landholder participation in site management including weed control. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with landholders and undertake and promote programs that ameliorate threats such as grazing and human disturbance. (Low priority)
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| Fuzzy Box on alluvials of South West Slopes, Darling Riverine Plains & the Brigalow Belt South | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Disseminate information on EECs to landholders and promote recovery. (Medium priority)
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| Gallirallus sylvestris | Birds | Endangered | 1. Prepare community information brochure on woodhen management, such as how monitoring surveys are undertaken, habitat enhancement and protection meausres and the colour banding process for identification to facilitate continuation of community support. (Medium priority)
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| Genoplesium insignis | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Liaise with land managers to ensure the effective implementation of threat abatement measures. (High priority)
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| Genoplesium plumosum | Orchids | Critically Endangered | 1. Include the conservation of the Tallong Midge Orchid in the education program at the Tallong Campus of the Santa Sabina College. (Low priority)
2. Involve local community members in detecting when the species begins flowering and involve landholders in monitoring and recovery efforts. (Low priority)
3. Prepare a pamphlet describing the species, its management and monitoring program. (Low priority)
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| Genoplesium vernale | Orchids | Vulnerable | 1. Advise Shire Councils and the RTA of sites that occur on roadsides and provide information on appropriate management of those sites. (Medium priority)
2. Community participation / education. (Low priority)
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| Genowlan Point Allocasuarina nana Heathland | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Liaise with local 4WD groups about the significance of the community and site. (Medium priority)
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| Gentiana baeuerlenii | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Provide information, where appropriate to community groups in areas where species was last located and encourage community participation in fields searches. (Medium priority)
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| Gentiana bredboensis | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Re-establish contact with landholder. (Medium priority)
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| Gentiana wissmannii | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landowners and Landcare groups over management of known and potential habitat for Gentiana wissmannii. (Low priority)
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| Geodorum densiflorum | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Encourage community participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (High priority)
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| Geophaps scripta | Birds | Endangered | 1. Educate and encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Medium priority)
2. Identify sites where the species is commonly observed and actively target for incentives and habitat management. (High priority)
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| Gingidia montana | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Provide information to the public at Point Lookout (New England NP) on Gingidia montana. (Low priority)
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| Glossopsitta porphyrocephala | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Conduct community education programs with regard to the species, including brochures, media, posters for schools, field days, cmmty group/school talks, etc. (Low priority)
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| Gossia fragrantissima | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Undertake a public awareness program regarding the significance of Sweet Myrtle, habitat protection measures and legal responsibilities of landholders and land managers. (High priority)
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| Grantiella picta | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Inform stakeholders of the importance of mistletoes to this species. (High priority)
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| Grevillea beadleana | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Consult with private landowners and lessees options for conservation management and protection. (High priority)
2. Inform land owners of sites where there are known populations, and discuss possible protection measures. (High priority)
3. Prepare and display a leaflet for DEC, Councils, landholders and the community. (Medium priority)
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| Grevillea caleyi | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Inform all managers and owners of land where G. caleyi occurs to ensure site specific considerations are taken into consideration. (High priority)
2. Prepare posters on G. caleyi for targeted landholders and community groups which will include information on conservation status, biology and habitat and management with respect to fire and other threats. (Medium priority)
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| Grevillea divaricata | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Distribute information regarding the species to local landholders and community to assist in locating extant populations. (Medium priority)
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| Grevillea guthrieana | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with private landholder regarding the creekside population. (High priority)
2. Prepare and disseminate community awareness information. (Medium priority)
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| Grevillea kennedyana | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Maintain regular personal representations to relevant land managers and lessees. (High priority)
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| Grevillea obtusiflora | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Present talks on this species to local community groups and encourage participation of the community in recovery actions. (Low priority)
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| Grevillea parviflora subsp. supplicans | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Negotiate with the managers of freehold sites to prepare and implement site management plans that address threatening processes. (High priority)
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| Grevillea quadricauda | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landowners over management of populations of Grevillea quadricauda. (Medium priority)
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| Grevillea shiressii | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Undertake community awareness raising initiatives with respect to the species and seek reporting of other sightings within the local area. (Low priority)
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| Grevillea wilkinsonii | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Obtain media coverage for major conservation actions achieved, particularly for those where private landowners have assisted. (Medium priority)
2. Undertake consultation with private landholders on management actions. (High priority)
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| Grus rubicunda | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Educate all rural landholders about the importance of Brolgas and encourage them to retain wetland areas on their properties for these magnificent birds. (Medium priority)
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| Haematopus fuliginosus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Improve understanding of the species through promotion of the DEC Threatened Species website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
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| Haematopus longirostris | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Involve trained community volunteers in survey, monitoring and wardening. (Medium priority)
2. Undertake multi-media program of community awareness. (Medium priority)
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| Hakea archaeoides | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Provide information to the public on Hakea archaeoides, particularly landowners adjacent to areas of known occurrence. (Medium priority)
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| Hamirostra melanosternon | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Educate and encourage landholders to protect and rehabilitate riparian habitat and implement grazing regimes that create or protect large areas of good quality habitat to enhance the prey biomass. (Medium priority)
2. Involve volunteers and community groups in the survey effort for this species. (Medium priority)
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| Hedyotis galioides | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects of seasonally inundated wetlands of paperbark swamps and Forest Red Gum woodlands. (Low priority)
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| Heleioporus australiacus | Amphibians | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage and support community projects that benefit the conservation of the Giant Burrowing Frog. (Low priority)
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| Hibbertia hexandra | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects in heath, open forest and rainforest areas. (Medium priority)
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| Hibbertia procumbens | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Negotiate with the managers of freehold sites to prepare and implement site management plans that address threatening processes. (Medium priority)
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| Hicksbeachia pinnatifolia | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and implement targeted education and awareness programs. (Low priority)
2. Notify relevant landholders/land managers of any species found on their properties; and conversely ensure landholders/land managers notify relevant agencies of such sightings. (Low priority)
3. Prepare a community awareness program advising of long term recovery actions. (Low priority)
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| Homoranthus darwinioides | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats and management actions to local landholders and interest groups to assist in locating and protecting populations. (Medium priority)
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| Hoplocephalus bitorquatus | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage the community (via incentives) to implement habitat rehabilitation and protection (especially of dead and mature trees). (Medium priority)
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| Hoplocephalus bungaroides | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Develop educational strategies to raise awareness of the species plight as well as a major threat being loss of surface bush rock. (High priority)
2. Target landscape and associated industry as well as users and promote alternatives to the use of bushrock and highlight the harm bushrock use causes. (Medium priority)
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| Howell Shrublands in the New England Tablelands and Nandewar Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop sustainable management guidelines and technical material to assist landowners, including measures to address inappropriate fertilizer application, stock management and ecological fire management. (Medium priority)
2. Involve landowners and promote community programs that assist with the conservation of the ecological community. (Low priority)
3. Promote the educational, scientific and cultural values of the ecological community. (Low priority)
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| Hunter Lowland Redgum Forest in the Sydney Basin and NSW North Coast Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop and implement a community education and involvement program to assist with management of key remnants on public land. (Medium priority)
2. Develop awareness and incentives programs to encourage best practice management of remnants on private land. (Medium priority)
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| Hylacola cauta | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Produce & distribute information re ecological requirements, known records, conservation actions, etc to interest groups and the public. (Medium priority)
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| Illawarra Lowlands Grassy Woodland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop awareness and incentives programs to promote and encourage best practice management of remnants on private land. (Medium priority)
2. Develop interpretive programs for high profile sites on public lands. (Low priority)
3. Undertake annual inspections of the condition of the Croom Rd VCA site and liaise with Shellharbour Council regarding management of the community. (Medium priority)
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| Illawarra Subtropical Rainforest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop awareness and incentives programs to promote and encourage best practice management of remnants on private land. (Medium priority)
2. Develop interpretive programs for high profile sites on public lands. (Low priority)
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| Indigofera efoliata | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Initiate a community awareness and identification campaign to encourage reporting's. (Medium priority)
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| Inland Grey Box Woodland in the Riverina, NSW South Western Slopes, Cobar Peneplain, Nandewar and Brigalow Belt South Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Continue the operation of the Grassy Box Conservation Management Network in NSW. (High priority)
2. Employ extension officers to coordinate CMN's to facilitate the implementation of actions, promote the use of existing management kits and develop further guidelines to address management issues. . (High priority)
3. Produce and distribute information regarding ecological requirements, known records, conservation actions etc. to interest groups and the public. (Medium priority)
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| Ipomoea diamantinensis | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats and management actions to local landholders and interest groups to assist in locating and protecting the species. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with the landholder(s) of the properties on the "west side of the Narran River bridge on the S and N sides of Goodooga Rd" to implement the recovery actions for the population found at these sites in 2004. (High priority)
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| Ipomoea polymorpha | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats and management actions to local landholders, interest groups and the community to assist in locating and protecting new populations. (Medium priority)
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| Irenepharsus trypherus | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Issue press releases to highlight key events in the implementation of the recovery plan. (Medium priority)
2. Prepare and distribute an annual newsletter detailing progress of the Illawarra Regional Threatened Flora Recovery Team. (Medium priority)
3. Raise awareness of, and encourage community involvement in, the recovery program. (Medium priority)
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| Isoglossa eranthemoides | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. As the species can be confused with two non-threatened species, prior to the implementation of any management action, plants of the species at that locality examined by an appropriately experienced person to confirm their identity. (High priority)
2. Incorporate information on the species' ecology, conservation and management requirements in relevant educational and publicity material and disseminate. This material includes brochures and advisory/interpretative signage. (High priority)
3. Liaise with stakeholders, including relevant gorvernment agencies and landowners of species' locations, to ensure that they are aware of the relevant recovery actions, support them, and implement them where appropriate. (High priority)
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| Isoodon obesulus obesulus | Marsupials | Endangered | 1. Inform community of conservation significance of the SBB. (Medium priority)
2. Involve community in survey and monitoring programs for SBB. (Medium priority)
3. Media publicity campaign. (Low priority)
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| Keraudrenia corrolata var. denticulata - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Notify and educate landholders with regards to location, site management implications and opportunities for conservation. (Medium priority)
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| Kincumber Scribbly Gum Forest in the Sydney Basin bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Critically Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Encourage community involvement in the implementation of on-ground actions to restore and protect sites (fencing, track rationalisation and bush regeneration). (Low priority)
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| Kippistia suaedifolia | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest (EOI) for incentives targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites for conservation. (Medium priority)
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| Kunzea cambagei | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Ensure personnel planning and undertaking road maintenance work are able to identify species and its habitat. (High priority)
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| Kurnell Dune Forest in the Sutherland Shire and City of Rockdale | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Liaise with land managers to encourage the preparation of site management plans and the implementation of appropriate threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
2. Prepare best practice management guidelines. (Medium priority)
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| Kurri Sand Swamp Woodland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Encourage community involvement in the implementation of recovery plan actions to protect and manage sites. (Medium priority)
2. Instigate program of interpretive walks within KSSW remnants to raise community awareness about its values. (Low priority)
3. Prepare and distribute information on the recovery program for KSSW. (Medium priority)
4. Prepare applications for funding to undertake on-ground recovery actions. (Low priority)
5. Prepare resource kit on KSSW for schools in the Cessnock/Kurri Kurri area. (Low priority)
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| Lasiopetalum longistamineum | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders to facilitate the implementation of site specific threat abatement measures. (High priority)
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| Lasiorhinus latifrons | Marsupials | Endangered | 1. Develop a community education strategy for habitat rehabilitation/protection through incentives. (Medium priority)
2. Encourage community awareness and involvement through various media. (Medium priority)
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| Lathamus discolor | Birds | Endangered | 1. Compile, produce and distribute the annual Swift Parrot volunteer newsletter "Swifts Across the Strait". (Low priority)
2. Reduce the incidence of Swift Parrot collisions by raising community awareness of the threat of man-made hazards (including windows/glass panes and high wire-mesh fences) in the vicinity of suitable habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Leionema lachnaeoides | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Raise awareness of conservation status of species among landholders and community groups. Actively involve community volunteers in recovery actions. (Medium priority)
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| Leipoa ocellata | Birds | Endangered | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest (EOI) targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from thin negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements. (High priority)
2. Increase community awareness about Malleefowl and the conservation of other threatened mallee biota. (Medium priority)
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| Lepidium aschersonii | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Contribute conservation presentations to field days and community events. (Medium priority)
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| Lepidium hyssopifolium | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Hold an educational field days on-site for neighbours. (Medium priority)
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| Lepidium monoplocoides | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Contribute conservation presentations to field days and community events particularly in agricultural regions where the species is known. (Medium priority)
2. Educate and encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Lepidium peregrinum | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Consult with stakeholders, including indigenous groups. (Medium priority)
2. Develop community involvement in implementation of relevant recovery actions. (Medium priority)
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| Lepidosperma evansianum | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Raise awareness, and involve the community in the implementation of recovery actions. (Low priority)
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| Leptorhynchos orientalis | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest (EOI) for incentives targeted towards private landholders to locate new sites for conservation. . (Medium priority)
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| Lerista xanthura | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders within the species range and encourage them to understand and assist in the species recovery through brochures, on-site visits, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Lespedeza juncea subsp. sericea - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Advise private landholder of the presence of the species and discuss management requirements and opportunities to enter into conservation agreements. (High priority)
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| Liasis stimsoni | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders within the species range and encourage them to understand and assist in the species recovery through brochures, on-site visits, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Limicola falcinellus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase community awareness and understanding of migratory waders via promotion of the DEC threatened species website and other educational materials (eg. signage, brochures) and through the use of media. (Low priority)
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| Limosa limosa | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase community awareness and understanding of migratory waders via promotion of the DEC threatened species website and other educational materials (eg. signage, brochures) and through the use of media. (Low priority)
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| Lindsaea incisa | Ferns and Cycads | Endangered | 1. Liaise with landowners and Landcare groups over management of populations of Lindsaea incisa. (Medium priority)
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| Litoria aurea | Amphibians | Endangered | 1. Encourage activities of GGBF groups to continue. Establish community 'Friends of the GGBF' groups in key regional areas. (High priority)
2. Liaise with public authorities to increase protection of areas of GGBF habitat occurring on public lands and with private landholders whose properties contain key populations of GGBF to increase protection of these areas. (High priority)
3. Prepare and disseminate annual newsletter to participating groups, an annual update/newsletter summarising the key actions undertaken as part of the GGBF recovery program. (Medium priority)
4. Prepare and disseminate information pamphlets in regional areas of the species distribution. (Medium priority)
5. Revise & disseminate Species Profile to affected agencies & organisations. Disseminate Environmental Impact G'lines to consent & determining authorities. These will be available to consultants & other interested parties. (Medium priority)
6. Undertake community survey & monitoring across its statewide distribution in an effort to detect new populations & add to knowledge of spp. historical distribution. Develop systematic community based monitoring & reporting program. (Medium priority)
7. Undertake community training workshops on frog identification, handling, hygiene protocols and monitoring techniques. (Medium priority)
8. Use GGBF as flagship sp. for public awareness raising program re: pest status of Gambusia & its impact on GGBF & other frog & fish spp. Program to address the mosquito control issue, alternatives to Gambusia & allay concerns re: mosquitoes & GGBF habitat. (Low priority)
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| Litoria booroolongensis | Amphibians | Endangered | 1. Increase awareness about the species. (Medium priority)
2. Provide education and training about conservation measures for the species, including safe use of harmful herbicides and pesticides in the vicinity of populations. (Medium priority)
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| Litoria brevipalmata | Amphibians | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a community education strategy that identifies the species breeding habitat. (Low priority)
2. Identify strategies for the management of breeding habitat on private land. (Low priority)
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| Litoria castanea | Amphibians | Endangered | 1. Community information pamphlet New England Tableland. (High priority)
2. Community information pamphlet Northern Section of Southern Highlands. (High priority)
3. Community information pamphlet SE Highlands. (High priority)
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| Litoria olongburensis | Amphibians | Vulnerable | 1. Educate and involve the community and other stakeholders; including production and dissemination of fact sheets on acid frogs, recovery processes, and habitat management & protection; creation of a web page; survey/monitoring training and displayboards. (Medium priority)
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| Litoria piperata | Amphibians | Vulnerable | 1. Community information pamphlet New England Tableland. (High priority)
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| Litoria raniformis | Amphibians | Endangered | 1. Improve communitiy's awareness and understanding of the species through print and radio media, community presentations, brochures, newsletters, signage, involvement of interest groups in recovery actions, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Litoria spenceri | Amphibians | Endangered | 1. Undertake media awareness campaign. (Low priority)
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| Littoral Rainforest in the NSW North Coast, Sydney Basin and South East Corner Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Enhance the capacity of persons involved in the assessment of impacts on this EEC to ensure the best informed decisions are made. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with landholders and undertake and promote programs that ameliorate threats such as grazing and human disturbance. (Low priority)
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| Long-nosed potoroo - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Raise community awareness of importance of retaining understorey cover and large intact areas of native vegetation for small to medium-sized terrestrial mammals including the Long-nosed Potoroo. (High priority)
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| Lower Hunter Spotted Gum - Ironbark Forest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Promote public involvement in restoration activities. (Medium priority)
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| Lowland Rainforest on Floodplain in the New South Wales North Coast Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop sustainable management guidelines and technical material to assist landowners. This will include measures to address threatening processes and management options. (High priority)
2. Liaise with landowners and promote community programs that assist with the conservation of the ecological community. (Medium priority)
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| Macadamia tetraphylla | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Undertake program to draw community's attention to importance of wild populations of Rough-shelled Bush Nut. (Medium priority)
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| Macropus dorsalis | Marsupials | Endangered | 1. Improve landholder awareness by providing guidelines on how to appropriately manage and enhance habitat. (Low priority)
2. Liaise with Qld government agencies to develop partnerships and determine appropriate management strategies. (High priority)
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| Macropus parma | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Undertake landholder awareness by providing guidelines on how to appropriately manage habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Macrozamia johnsonii | Ferns and Cycads | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to purchase plants only from licensed nurseries. (Medium priority)
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| Maireana cheelii | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Develop EIA guidance for consent and determining authorities with regard to development and other activities. (High priority)
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| Manorina melanotis | Birds | Endangered | 1. Involve community volunteers in surveys and monitoring and distribute annual reviews and media information to NSW stakeholders and local media. (High priority)
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| Marsdenia longiloba | Epiphytes and climbers | Endangered | 1. Distribute a species profile for the species to relevant land managers, consent authorities and conservation groups. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with private landholders to convey significance of populations of the species occurring on or adjacent to their property and encourage onground works for species protection. (Low priority)
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| Mastacomys fuscus | Rodents | Vulnerable | 1. Develop interpretative material to be placed in National Parks. (Low priority)
2. Inform tenants of buildings of prohibitions against use of poison baits and kill traps. (Medium priority)
3. Prevent foxes and cats from accessing garbage or other anthropogenic food. (Medium priority)
4. Promote media coverage of BTR recovery issues. (Low priority)
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| Mastacomys fuscus - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Prepare species profile and information brochure. (Medium priority)
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| McKies Stringybark/Blackbutt Open Forest in the Nandewar and New England Tableland Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop sustainable management guidelines and technical material to assist landowners, including measures to address inappropriate fertilizer application, stock management, ecological fire management and property maintenance activities. (High priority)
2. Involve landowners and promote community programs that assist with the conservation of the ecological community. (Medium priority)
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| Megaptera novaeangliae | Marine Mammals | Vulnerable | 1. Manage the potential impacts of tourism on whales, and educate marine users about best practice behaviours and regulations when interacting with whales. (Medium priority)
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| Melaleuca armillaris Tall Shrubland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop awareness and incentives programs to promote and encourage best practice management of remnants. (Medium priority)
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| Melaleuca biconvexa | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with land managers to facilitate the preparation and implementation of site management plans that address threatening processes. (Medium priority)
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| Melaleuca deanei | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with private and public land managers to facilitate the preparation and implementation of management plans that address threatening processes. (Medium priority)
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| Melanodryas cucullata cucullata | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from this negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements. (Medium priority)
2. Increase understanding of woodland birds through promotion of the DEC website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
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| Melichrus hirsutus | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Provide detailed locational information to councils, state government agencies and utility providers. Assess the need to maintain confidentiality records to all other groups and individuals. (High priority)
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| Melithreptus gularis gularis | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from this negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements. (Medium priority)
2. Increase understanding of woodland birds through promotion of the DEC website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
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| Menura alberti | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with NR CMA, local councils and landholders associated with the 9 sub-populations to raise awareness of conservation and habitat rehabilitation needs particularly in lowland corridor habitat and habitat adjoining reserves. (Medium priority)
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| Meridolum corneovirens | Invertebrates | Endangered | 1. Approach priority private site landholders to negotiate implementing protective management regimes. (Low priority)
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| Micromyrtus grandis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Provide information to landholder and encourage sensitive management of species.. (High priority)
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| Micromyrtus minutiflora | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with landholders of identified priority private sites regarding appropriate management. (Medium priority)
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| Microstrobos fitzgeraldii | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Implement an awareness campaign targeting rock climbing and bushwalking organisations to minimise the impacts of recreational use of habitat. (Medium priority)
2. Prepare site management plans for populations on freehold land in conjunction with relevant landholders and encourage and assist relevant landholders to implement site management plans. (Medium priority)
3. Undertake a community education program that emphasises Total Catchment Management principles using this species as a flagship species. Undertake this program in conjunction with existing landcare and bushcare groups and other catchment based programs. (Low priority)
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| Miniopterus australis | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Promote bats throughout the rural community as ecologically interesting and important, but sensitive to disturbance at caves/disused mine tunnels. (Medium priority)
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| Miniopterus schreibersii oceanensis | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Promote bats throughout the rural community as ecologically interesting and important, but sensitive to disturbance at caves/disused mine tunnels. (Medium priority)
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| Mixophyes fleayi | Amphibians | Endangered | 1. Consult with relevant landholders and land managers about possible conservation and protection activities. (High priority)
2. The DEC will develop and implement an education and awareness strategy that will provide information on the species and its conservation, processes threatening the species, and mechanisms and incentives available to ameliorate or eliminate these threats. (Medium priority)
3. The DEC will notify the landholder/manager should any individuals of M. fleayi be found on private property. (High priority)
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| Moist Shale Woodland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs is to be included in school environmental management plans where the school land contains EECs. (Medium priority)
2. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
4. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| Monarcha leucotis | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with relevant landholders and managers to protect, rehabilitate, enlarge and reconnect habitat. Raise awareness of weed threats and need for compensatory plantings. (Low priority)
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| Montane Peatlands and Swamps of the New England Tableland, NSW North Coast, Sydney Basin, South East Corner, South Eastern Highlands and Australian Alps | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Enhance the capacity of persons involved in the assessment of impacts on this EEC to ensure the best informed decisions are made. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with landholders and undertake and promote programs that ameliorate threats such as grazing and human disturbance. (Low priority)
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| Mormopterus beccarii | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote State-wide bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Low priority)
2. Educate to raise awareness of the effects of pesticides. (Medium priority)
3. Establish a community program to encourage the reporting of roosts. (Low priority)
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| Mormopterus norfolkensis | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote State-wide bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Medium priority)
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| Mt Canobolas Xanthoparmelia Lichen Community | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Educate visitors to Mt Canobolas SRA (through interpretation signs, brochures, etc.) about the significance of the lichen community and the impacts of trampling, bushfires and bushrock/firewood removal on the community. (Medium priority)
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| Natural Temperate Grassland of the Southern Tablelands (NSW and ACT) | Threatened Ecological Communities | Not listed | 1. Continue the operation of the Conservation Management Networks to facilitate information and skills exchange between landholders, land managers, government agencies, community groups and other stakeholders aimed at achieving best practice management. (High priority)
2. Develop and implement site management plans including species specific actions. (High priority)
3. Maintain up to date best practice management guidelines for landholders managing NTG–ST and foster implementation. (Medium priority)
4. Target NTG-STsites for incentive and long-term stewardship schemes, especially on private land and TSRs. (High priority)
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| Neobatrachus pictus | Amphibians | Endangered | 1. Distribute information to the general public/landholders in areas where the species is likely to occur, calling for reports of sightings. (Low priority)
2. Encourage awareness of recovery effort. (Low priority)
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| Neophema pulchella | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop an Expression of interest targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from this negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements for high priority sites. (Medium priority)
2. Identify sites where the species is commonly observed and target for incentives and habitat management. (Medium priority)
3. Select targeted areas where large populations occur and liaise with landholders to protect hollow-bearing trees. (High priority)
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| Neophema splendida | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Identify sites where the species is commonly observed and target for incentives and habitat management. (High priority)
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| Nettapus coromandelianus | Birds | Endangered | 1. Develop an education campaign to raise public awareness of the value in conserving wetlands in north-eastern NSW for the Cotton Pygmy Goose. (Low priority)
2. Develop incentive scheme for private landholders to undertake actions encouraging the species to breed on their properties eg threat control, provision of appropriate flora species, fish & crustaceans for food, as a joint project with conservation groups. (Medium priority)
3. Establish a 'fostering' program on private lands, to personally involve local landholders with the survival of the Cotton Pygmy Goose. Local schools and community groups may also be involved. (Low priority)
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| New England Peppermint (Eucalyptus nova-anglica) Woodland on Basalts and Sediments in the New England Tableland Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop sustainable management guidelines and technical material to assist landowners, including measures to address inappropriate fertilizer application, stock management, ecological fire management and spray drift. (High priority)
2. Involve landowners and promote community programs that assist with the conservation of the ecological community. (Medium priority)
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| Newnes Plateau Shrub Swamp in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Organise NPSS information & issues workshop involving all stakeholders. (High priority)
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| Niemeyera chartacea | Trees | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Niemeyera chartacea at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
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| Ninox connivens | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and distribute the Barking Owl information package. This will contain the species profile, environment assessment guidelines and prescriptions to minimise potential impacts. (Medium priority)
2. Facilitate the establishment and maintenance of links with community involved in Barking Owl conservation. (Low priority)
3. Prepare a poster and undertake a community survey and media campaign in rural and regional NSW to raise community awareness of the Barking Owl. The importance of each individual owl, and particularly breeding sites will be stressed. (Medium priority)
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| Ninox strenua | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Current information on owl and habitat identification must be maintained on the threatened species website. (Low priority)
2. Encourage CMAs to invest in actions that actively manage and/or conserve large forest owl habitat as part of their Catchment Action Plans. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare guidelines addressing issues associated with habitat protection and management and survey and assessment on private lands. (Low priority)
4. Promote awareness of the research needs of the Powerful owl among the scientific and academic community. (Low priority)
5. Seek an ARC Linkage Grant or other joint funding opportunity to initiate research into identified key areas of the biology and ecology of the three large forest owls. (Low priority)
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| Nyctimene robinsoni | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Low priority)
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| Nyctophilus bifax | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Low priority)
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| Nyctophilus timoriensis | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote a State-wide bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Medium priority)
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| O’Hares Creek Shale Forest | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop awareness and incentives programs to promote and encourage best practice management of remnants on private land. (Medium priority)
2. Develop interpretive programs for high profile sites on public lands. (Low priority)
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| Oberonia titania | Orchids | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Oberonia titania at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
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| Ochrosia moorei | Trees | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Southern Ochrosia at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Medium priority)
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| Ocybadistes knightorum | Invertebrates | Endangered | 1. Provide for community participation in implementation of management. (Medium priority)
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| Oedura rhombifer | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders within the species range and encourage them to understand and assist in the species recovery through brochures, on-site visits, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Olax angulata | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with Landcare, Coastcare and local Bushfire brigades over management of populations of Olax angulata. (Medium priority)
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| Olearia flocktoniae | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. All employees responsible for road maintenance should be trained in Dorrigo Daisy identification and the marking regime used to identify populations of the daisy. (High priority)
2. Develop a species information profile containing information about the conservation status and management issues affecting the Dorrigo Daisy and its habitat and disseminate to relevant stakeholders. (Low priority)
3. Liaise with private landholders to convey the significance of populations of the Dorrigo Daisy occurring on, or adjacent to their property. (Medium priority)
4. Promote awareness of the Dorrigo Daisy and its conservation requirements in the media to enhance potential for new populations to be identified and increase understanding toward management requirements. (Low priority)
5. Road maintenance protocol training should be implemented to ensure are skilled in implementing maintenance disturbance techniques and regimes for the Dorrigo Daisy. (Medium priority)
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| Osteocarpum scleropterum | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Develop EIA guidance for consent and determining authorities with regard to development and other activities. (High priority)
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| Owenia cepiodora | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Liase with private landholders on significance of populations on or adjacent to their property and investigate management options. (Medium priority)
2. Prepare a species information profile. (High priority)
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| Oxyura australis | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders who have important wetlands on their property and encourage them to understand and assist in the species recovery through brochures, on-site visits, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Pachycephala inornata | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Produce & distribute information re ecological requirements, known records, conservation actions, etc to interest groups and the public. (Low priority)
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| Pachycephala rufogularis | Birds | Endangered | 1. Produce & distribute information re ecological requirements, known records, conservation actions, etc to interest groups and the public. (Medium priority)
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| Pandion haliaetus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Undertake community awareness initiatives such as media campaigns, brochures and interprative signs. These should cover issues such as the threat of discarding fish with fishing tackle attached, protection of potential and future nest trees. (Medium priority)
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| Paralucia spinifera | Invertebrates | Endangered | 1. Inform and educate community. (High priority)
2. Inform and educate lepidopterists and seek their involvement in recovery actions. (Medium priority)
3. Inform and educate local and state government agencies. (Medium priority)
4. Inform and involve affected landholders. (High priority)
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| Pedionomus torquatus | Birds | Endangered | 1. Continue to inform, support and encourage landholders and other community members to be involved in the conservation of the Plains-wanderer, other threatened species and general biodiversity. (High priority)
2. Ensure that all landholders with Plains-wanderer habitat are aware of the species and its management requirements and encourage them to manage their native grasslands for biodiversity outcomes. (High priority)
3. Investigate the benefits of establishing a Community Management Network for ‘Native Grasslands of the Riverina Plain’. (Medium priority)
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| Perameles nasuta population - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Continue community awareness program. (Medium priority)
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| Persoonia bargoensis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Advise and liaise with private land managers to facilitate the preparation and implementation of site management plans that address threatening processes. (High priority)
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| Persoonia hirsuta | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Advise and liaise with private land managers to facilitate the preparation and implementation of site management plans that address threatening processes. (High priority)
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| Persoonia marginata | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Ensure personnel planning and undertaking road maintenance activities are able to identify the species and are aware of its habitat. (Low priority)
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| Persoonia mollis subsp. maxima | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Develop public information on species management. (Medium priority)
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| Persoonia nutans | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Distribute information on progress of recovery plan to relevant stakeholders. (Low priority)
2. Encourage community involvement in recovery actions. (Low priority)
3. Encourage threat management on private land in accordance with prepared site management statements. (Medium priority)
4. Liaise with Department of Defence regarding management of population at Holsworthy. (Medium priority)
5. Liaise with relevant private landholders about the conservation requirements of this species and how best to manage it on private property. (Low priority)
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| Petalura gigantea | Invertebrates | Endangered | 1. Prepare and distribute ID guide of potential habitat and to assist the survey actions. (Medium priority)
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| Petaurides volans - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Increase community awareness of the status, ecology and management of the population through the provision of information (brochures, web, media, forums, field visits). (High priority)
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| Petaurus australis | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Community awareness. (Medium priority)
2. Stakeholder awareness of species habitat requirements, ecology and management. (Medium priority)
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| Petaurus norfolcensis - endangered population Barrenjoey Peninsula | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Foster community involvement through participation in habitat restoration and the reporting of sightings to DEC or Council. (Medium priority)
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| Petaurus norfolcensis - endangered population Wagga Wagga | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Develop and distribute educational information about the Squirrel Glider population in the Wagga Wagga LGA. (Low priority)
2. Inform the local rural and urban community through information forums. (Medium priority)
3. Raise awareness and encourage participation in the recovery program through local media. (Medium priority)
4. Raise the profile of the Squirrel Glider in key roadside habitats. (Medium priority)
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| Petrogale penicillata | Marsupials | Endangered | 1. Continue to foster efforts of the Friends of the Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby in Kangaroo Valley. (Medium priority)
2. Develop a broader, more robust community-wide support base for ongoing predator and competitor control programs. Involves supporting community based control programs, training and informing authorities on the use of 1080 and provision of supplies. (Medium priority)
3. Develop and distribute generic community information and participation kit. (Medium priority)
4. Establish, where feasible, community support groups within each Evolutionary Significant Unit, at the regional or priority Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby site level. (Medium priority)
5. Promote opportunities for community involvement in Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby recovery management. (Medium priority)
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| Petrogale xanthopus | Marsupials | Endangered | 1. Involve adjacent leaseholders in the implementation and review of the Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby Recovery Plan. (High priority)
2. Liaise with local landholders to extend Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby habitat protection, rehabilitation and management across the areas identified as significant habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Phaps histrionica | Birds | Endangered | 1. Educate and encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat of this icon species. (Medium priority)
2. Identify sites where the species is commonly observed and target for incentives and habitat management. (High priority)
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| Phascogale tapoatafa | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Undertake a targeted community education program that raisies awareness about threats such as predation from cats. (Medium priority)
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| Phascolarctos cinereus | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. DECC will investigate with stakeholders
the value of holding another koala
summit (state conference). (Low priority)
2. DECC will make available/disseminate
the information gathered during the
implementation of the recovery plan. (High priority)
3. DECC will prepare and make
available/disseminate information to
drivers in areas where koala populations
occur regarding the threat posed to
koalas by vehicles. (Low priority)
4. DECC will provide information in
relation to the management of dogs and
their threat to koalas. (Low priority)
5. Information regarding koalas and koala habitat, including maps of koala habitat, will be prepared by DECC and disseminated, following discussions, to relevant bush fire management committees. (Low priority)
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| Phascolarctos cinereus - endangered population Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Advise land managers of site protection measures such as Vacs, Wildlife Refuge, JMAs and other non-statutory habitat protection measures. (Medium priority)
2. Advise land managers of site protection measures such as VCAs, Wildlife Refuge, JMAs and other non-statutory habitat protection measures. (Medium priority)
3. Develop an information exchange system for wildlife carers to ensure sick, injured or orphaned Koalas are treated with a consistent and high standard of care. (Medium priority)
4. Develop and implement a broad scale education and awareness strategy to provide information on the Koala population, its conservation, threatening processes and mechanisms and incentives available to protect them and distribute to all stakeholders. (High priority)
5. Prepare a companion animal policy that facilitates effective enforcement of the Companion Animals Act to reduce and manage threats to local koalas from domestic dogs. (High priority)
6. Provide koala habitat rehabilitation and restoration advice to individuals, community groups and government agencies. (Medium priority)
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| Phascolarctos cinereus - endangered population Pittwater | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Foster community involvement through participation in habitat restoration and the reporting of sightings to DEC or Council. (Medium priority)
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| Phebalium bifidum | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with landholders/stakeholders and facilitate the implementation of site management specific monitoring and threat abatement measures. (High priority)
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| Philotheca ericifolia | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats and management actions to assist in locating and protecting new populations. (Medium priority)
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| Phyllodes imperialis southern subspecies | Invertebrates | Endangered | 1. Provide landowners and managers with information on the species and its habitat requirements. (Medium priority)
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| Picris evae | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Develop EIA guidance for consent and determining authorities with regard to development and other activities. (High priority)
2. Educate and encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Pimelea spicata | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Advise private landholders regarding conservation agreements and covenants. (Low priority)
2. Assist community groups with funding applications for recovery actions for the species. (Low priority)
3. Distribute information on the progress of the recovery program for this species. (Low priority)
4. Encourage community involvement in the recovery program. (Low priority)
5. Liaise with the land manager regarding the implementation of threat abatement measures at Killalea State Park. (Medium priority)
6. Threat abatement measures, in accordance with site management statements, to be implemented for freehold populations. (Medium priority)
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| Pimelea venosa | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Undertake landholder awareness program to determine if populations on private land exist. . (High priority)
2. Undertake road, rail and utility worker awareness program when management activities occur in the species' vicinity. (High priority)
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| Pittwater Spotted Gum Forest | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop and implement a community education, awareness and involvement campaign for PSGF. (Medium priority)
2. Notify land owners/managers of presence of PSGF and discuss threat management requirements and opportunities for conservation. (High priority)
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| Placostylus bivaricosus | Invertebrates | Endangered | 1. Liaise with the Australian Museum in regard to maintaining up to date info on the species. This will assist in raising the profile of the species with the community. (Low priority)
2. Prepare a permanent display in the Lord Howe Island Visitors Centre/ Museum to promote awareness of the status of the species and other factors relevant to the conservation of the species. (Low priority)
3. Prepare and distribute a brochure to residents and tourists that provides info on the status and identification of the species and its habitat, encourages reporting of additional populations and threats. (High priority)
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| Planigale maculata | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. DEC to provide information for education programs for Catchment Management Authorities, Local Councils and landholders to prioritise protection and restoration of its habitat. (Low priority)
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| Plectranthus nitidus | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Plectranthus nitidus at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
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| Podargus ocellatus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with relevant landholders, community groups and managers to protect, rehabilitate, enlarge and reconnect habitat. Raise awareness of palm stands and vines as habitat. (Low priority)
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| Poephila cincta cincta | Birds | Endangered | 1. Inform the community of the conservation requirements and processes threatening the survival of this species. (High priority)
2. Involve land managers in conservation. (Medium priority)
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| Polycarpaea spirostylis subsp. glabra | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Seek media coverage to raise awareness of the cooperative work between industry and conservation groups as it progresses. (Medium priority)
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| Polygala linariifolia | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Educate and encourage the community to protect and rehabilitate habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Polytelis anthopeplus monarchoides | Birds | Endangered | 1. Prepare and implement a Regent Parrot Grain Spill Strategy. (Low priority)
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| Polytelis swainsonii | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Collate and provide to Landcare groups and landholders, information on the value of retained box-gum woodlands, how to manage and restore them, where to obtain further information, and how to receive funding and other assistance. (Low priority)
2. Continue and expand the network of community observers and landholders that report locations of birds. (High priority)
3. Develop an Expression of Interest targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from this negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements. (Medium priority)
4. Promote incentives such as rate rebates for landholders who participate in habitat protection programs, and secure incentives for them for fencing to facilitate natural regeneration. (Medium priority)
5. Provide information to owners and managers of River Red Gum forests with known or potential Superb Parrot nest habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Pomaderris delicata | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Notify owners of populations on freehold land of the presence of the species. (Medium priority)
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| Pomaderris prunifolia - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Increase community awareness and involvement in the recovery of the population, particularly in the implementation of on ground works associated with plans of management. (Medium priority)
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| Pomaderris queenslandica | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with landowners and Landcare groups over management of Pomaderris queenslandica. (Medium priority)
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| Pomaderris reperta | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with land managers to ensure the effective implementation of threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
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| Pomatostomus halli | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Involve volunteers and community groups in the survey effort for this species. (Medium priority)
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| Pomatostomus temporalis temporalis | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from this negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements for high priority sites. (Medium priority)
2. Increase understanding of woodland birds through promotion of the DEC website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
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| Potorous longipes | Marsupials | Endangered | 1. Develop interpretive display. (Low priority)
2. Media awareness campaign. (Low priority)
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| Potorous tridactylus | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage private landholders to exclude livestock from key habitat to reduce the impact of grazing, trampling and the spread of weeds. (Medium priority)
2. Encourage private landholders to protect known and potential Long-nosed Potoroo habitat from inappropriate fire regimes. (Medium priority)
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| Prasophyllum affine | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Negotiate with landholders over the long-term formal protection of sites. (Medium priority)
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| Prasophyllum petilum | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Contact the owners of land adjacent to the TSR to obtain information about past land use practices on their land and to seek their support in modifying any land-use practices adjacent to the reserve which might result in impacts on the TLO population. (Medium priority)
2. Discourage users of the Captains Flat Cemetery from introducing any plant species that might establish and spread on the cemetery land. (Medium priority)
3. Follow up public consultations at each site by ensuring that the local community receives copies of the draft recovery plan, and that any comments are incorporated. (Medium priority)
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| Prostanthera askania | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Assist community groups and Councils in preparing funding applications. (Medium priority)
2. Assist private landholders to seek funding for implementing site management statements. (High priority)
3. Distribute information on recovery program. (Medium priority)
4. Encourage community involvement in recovery program. (Medium priority)
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| Prostanthera cryptandroides subsp. Cryptandroides | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders to facilitate the implementation of site specific threat abatement measures. (High priority)
2. Liaise with landholders/stakeholders and facilitate the implementation of site management specific monitoring and threat abatement measures, including weed removal and fencing. (High priority)
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| Prostanthera junonis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Involve landowners and the community in implementing the recovery plan for this speices. (Low priority)
2. Provide advice about habitat requirements and appropriate management actions to private landholders with actual or potential habitat on their land. (High priority)
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| Prostanthera stricta | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with landholders to facilitate the implementation of site specific threat abatement measures. (High priority)
2. Liaise with landholders/stakeholders and facilitate the implementation of site management specific monitoring and threat abatement measures, including weed removal and fencing. . (High priority)
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| Pseudomys apodemoides | Rodents | Endangered | 1. Produce information sheet to stimulate identification by landholders and public. (Medium priority)
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| Pseudomys bolami | Rodents | Endangered | 1. Involve and inform stakeholders and interested community members through brochures and media releases. (Low priority)
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| Pseudomys delicatulus | Rodents | Endangered | 1. Advise CCA neighbours of species' presence, status and the characteristics differentiating it from Mus musculus. (Medium priority)
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| Pseudomys fumeus | Rodents | Endangered | 1. Increase community awareness and involvement. (Medium priority)
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| Pseudomys oralis | Rodents | Endangered | 1. Prepare an information brochure for public authorities, land management agencies and private landholders' on issues relevant to clearing, wildfire prevention, feral animal control and weed control. (Medium priority)
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| Pseudophryne australis | Amphibians | Vulnerable | 1. Develop educational strategies and raise awareness of actions land owners can take to reduce impact on the species. (Medium priority)
2. Develop strategies to minimise use of bushrock in landscaping i.e. alternatives, artificial rocks, awareness raising of impacts of removing natural rock from the environment. (Medium priority)
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| Pseudophryne corroboree | Amphibians | Endangered | 1. Increase awareness of the recovery program in the general public. (Medium priority)
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| Pseudophryne pengilleyi | Amphibians | Vulnerable | 1. Provide information to the public about the species, and training in appropriate management to relevant authorities. (Medium priority)
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| Pterodroma leucoptera leucoptera | Birds | Endangered | 1. Continue community education program and involve volunteers in recovery effort. (Low priority)
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| Pteropus alecto | Bats | Not listed | 1. Produce and circulate educational resources to improve attitudes to Black Flying-foxes, promote the recovery program to the community and encourage participation in recovery actions. (Low priority)
2. Provide information and advice to community groups and members of the public involved with controversial camps. (Low priority)
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| Pteropus poliocephalus | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Conduct periodic range-wide assessments of the population size of Grey-headed Flying-foxes to monitor population trends. (Low priority)
2. Develop materials for public education & provide them to land managers & local community groups working with controversial flying-fox camps, highlighting species status, reasons for being in urban areas, reasons for decline etc. (Medium priority)
3. Monitor public attitudes towards flying-foxes. (Medium priority)
4. Provide educational resources to improve public attitudes toward Grey-headed Flying-foxes. (High priority)
5. Review & evaluate camp site management activities, summarising outcomes of past experiences at controversial camps. Noise impacts on neighbours of camps to be considered. For use in managing future conflicts with humans at flying-fox camps. (Medium priority)
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| Pterostylis cobarensis | Orchids | Vulnerable | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats and management actions to assist in the location and protection of further populations. (Medium priority)
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| Pterostylis gibbosa | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Brochure production (Croom sites). (Medium priority)
2. Brochure production (general species). (Medium priority)
3. Continue to liaise with private landholders in the Illawarra and Hunter regions to emphasise the conservation significance of sites on or adjacent to their properties, with a view to securing sympathetic management of habitat for the species. (High priority)
4. Involve volunteers and community groups in the survey effort for this species. (Medium priority)
5. Provide advice to private landholders in regards to the appropriate management and protection of the species. (High priority)
6. Seek media coverage to raise awareness of the cooperative work between industry and conservation groups at sites. (Medium priority)
7. Seek to secure sympathetic management for sites on private land at Yallah and Milbrodale and provide assistance and advice on how best to manage the populations. (High priority)
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| Pterostylis saxicola | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Liaise with land managers to ensure the effective implementation of threat abatement measures. (Medium priority)
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| Pterostylis sp. Botany Bay | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Liaise with DFA and Randwick Council to maintain a permanent record of any new locations found on Malabar Headland. (High priority)
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| Ptilinopus magnificus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with relevant landholders and managers to protect, rehabilitate, enlarge and reconnect habitat. Raise awareness of weed threats and need for compensatory plantings. (Low priority)
2. Raise awareness of threats of window strike and ways to reduce threat. (Low priority)
3. Raise community awareness of ecological requirements of Wompoo Fruit-dove including importance of Camphor Laurel, native figs and laurels as a food source and need to replace Camphor Laurel with other winter-fruiting laurels and figs. (Low priority)
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| Ptilinopus regina | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with relevant landholders and managers to protect, rehabilitate, enlarge and reconnect habitat. Raise awareness of weed threats and need for compensatory plantings. (Low priority)
2. Raise awareness of threats of window strike and ways to reduce threat. (Low priority)
3. Raise community awareness of ecological requirements of Rose-crowned Fruit-dove including importance of Camphor Laurel, native figs and laurels as a food source and need to replace Camphor Laurel with other winter-fruiting laurels and figs. (Low priority)
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| Ptilinopus superbus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with relevant landholders and managers to protect, rehabilitate, enlarge and reconnect habitat. Raise awareness of weed threats and need for compensatory plantings. (Low priority)
2. Raise awareness of threats of window strike and ways to reduce threat. (Low priority)
3. Raise community awareness of ecological requirements of Rose-crowned Fruit-dove including importance of Camphor Laurel, native figs and laurels as a food source and need to replace Camphor Laurel with other winter-fruiting laurels and figs. (Low priority)
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| Pultenaea glabra | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Ensure personnel undertaking road maintenance activities on roadsides where this species occurs can identify it, are aware of its presence and do not undertake any activities that may negatively impact on it. (Medium priority)
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| Pultenaea parrisiae subsp. elusa | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Provide information to landowners with suitable habitat and seek permission to survey. (Low priority)
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| Pultenaea parviflora | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with private landholders priority sites, to encourage the preparation of site management plans and the implementation of appropriate threat abatement measures. (Low priority)
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| Pultenaea pedunculata | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise and negotiate with other landholders of other freehold populations regarding appropriate management. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with landholders of the Villawood, Prestons and Appin populations regarding management. (High priority)
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| Pultenaea sp. Genowlan Point | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with and involve 4WD groups in management. (Medium priority)
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| Pyrrholaemus saggitatus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from this negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements. (Medium priority)
2. Increase understanding of woodland birds through promotion of the DEC website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
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| Quassia sp. 'Moonee Creek' | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Develop and implement a broadscale awareness strategy that includes conservation and management of the species and mechanisms and incentives for protection and on-ground management. Target groups are identified in the recovery plan for the species. (Medium priority)
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| Quorrobolong Scribbly Gum Woodland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop an awareness program for landholders to encourage best practice management of remnants on private land. (Medium priority)
2. Notify all relevant landowners of the presence of this EEC on land under their care and management. (High priority)
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| Randia moorei | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Develop and implement an education and awareness program for the species. (High priority)
2. Notify landholders/managers with spiny gardenia on their land. (High priority)
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| Rapanea sp. 'Richmond River' | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with landowners and managers to protect populations of the species that occur outside DEC-managed estate. (High priority)
2. Undertake field identification training for staff from the DEC, Forests NSW and local councils. (High priority)
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| Rattus villosissimus | Rodents | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a community education strategy for habitat rehabilitation/protection incentives of refuge habitat (where 'non-plague' populations survive). (Medium priority)
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| River-Flat Eucalypt Forest on Coastal Floodplains of the NSW North Coast, Sydney Basin and South East Corner bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Enhance the capacity of persons involved in the assessment of impacts on this EEC to ensure the best informed decisions are made. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with landholders and undertake and promote programs that ameliorate threats such as grazing and human disturbance. (Low priority)
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| Rulingia procumbens | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats and management actions to local landholders and interest groups to assist in locating and protecting new and existing populations. (Medium priority)
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| Rutidosis heterogama | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Liaise with Landcare groups, landowners and managers to increase understanding of strategies to protect Rutidosis heterogamma habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Rutidosis leiolepis | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and implement site management plans including species specific actions. (Medium priority)
2. Maintain up to date ‘best practice’ management guidelines for landholders managing species and foster implementation. (Medium priority)
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| Rutidosis leptorrhynchoides | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Obtain media coverage for conservation actions. (Low priority)
2. Prepare poster. (Low priority)
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| Saccolaimus flaviventris | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote State-wide bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Medium priority)
2. Establish a community program to encourage the reporting of roost trees. (Medium priority)
3. Raise awareness of the effects of pesticides. (Medium priority)
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| Santalum murrayanum | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Develop EIA guidance for consent and determining authorities with regard to development and other activities. (High priority)
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| Sarcochilus dilatatus | Orchids | Endangered | 1. Develop targeted education and awareness program highlighting threats to native orchids from illegal collecting, including advice to only purchase plants from licensed nurseries. (High priority)
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| Sarcochilus fitzgeraldii | Orchids | Vulnerable | 1. Develop targeted education and awareness program highlighting threats to native orchids from illegal collecting, including advice to only purchase plants from licensed nurseries. (High priority)
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| Sarcochilus hartmannii | Orchids | Vulnerable | 1. Develop targeted education and awareness program highlighting threats to native orchids from illegal collecting, including advice to only purchase plants from licensed nurseries. (High priority)
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| Scaevola collaris | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Provide brochures and other educational material to landholders and visitors to Sturt NP and encourage them to report any sightings of the species. (Low priority)
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| Scoteanax rueppellii | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote State-wide bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Medium priority)
2. Raise awareness of the effects of pesticides. (Low priority)
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| Semi-evergreen Vine Thicket in the Brigalow Belt South and Nandewar Bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Liaise with landholders to encourage conservation of remnant patches of EECs on their land. (Medium priority)
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| Senna acclinis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Training and information workshops will be held to assist with the application of research outcomes to management. (High priority)
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| Shale Gravel Transition Forest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs is to be included in school environmental management plans where the school land contains EECs. (Medium priority)
2. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
4. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| Shale Sandstone Transition Forest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs is to be included in school environmental management plans where the school land contains EECs. (Medium priority)
2. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
4. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| Sida rohlenae | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats, last known locations and management actions to local landholders, communities and interest groups to assist in locating and protecting new populations. (Medium priority)
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| Sminthopsis leucopus | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Promote community awareness to prevent collection of firewood (standing dead timber and logs on the ground) from areas of habitat and to prevent domestic dogs and cats roaming in habitats near urban areas. (Medium priority)
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| Sminthopsis macroura | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a community education strategy toward habitat rehabilitation/protection incentives for this icon species. (Low priority)
2. Encourage community awareness and involvement through various media, with particular attention to identifying dunnarts brought in by domestic cats. (Medium priority)
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| Sophora fraseri | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Brush Sophora at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
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| Sophora tomentosa subsp. australis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with Landcare/ Coastcare and Dunecare groups regarding strategies to protect and rehabilitate Silverbush populations. (Medium priority)
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| Stagonopleura guttata | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop an Expression of Interest targeted towards private landowners to locate new sites and from this negotiate, develop and implement conservation management agreements for high priority sites. . (Medium priority)
2. Increase understanding of woodland birds through promotion of the DEC website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
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| Sterna albifrons | Birds | Endangered | 1. Encourage interest groups to participate in the survey and monitoring of Little Terns at active nesting sites. (Medium priority)
2. Involve community groups in the protection and management of Little Tern nesting habitat. (Medium priority)
3. Produce a Little Tern Field Manual, to achieve best practice in terms of the management of Little Tern breeding colonies. (Medium priority)
4. Train site wardens to undertake site management at each priority nesting site. (High priority)
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| Stictonetta naevosa | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Develop a rapport with landholders who have important wetlands on their property and encourage them to understand and assist in the species recovery through brochures, on-site visits, etc. (Medium priority)
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| Sun Valley Cabbage Gum Forest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Establish community based restoration project to regenerate and reconnect fragments across Sun Valley. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with community to encourage cooperation and involvement in recovery actions. (Medium priority)
3. Liaise with Sun Valley landholders about the value of the community and encourage them to protect remnants from threats such as grazing, weeds, mowing and clearing and to incorporate the community as a natural feature in landscaping. (High priority)
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| Suta flagellum | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Provide landowners with information on the species and its habitat requirements. (Medium priority)
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| Swainsona adenophylla | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats, last known locations and management actions to local landholders, communities and interest groups to assist in locating and protecting new populations. (Low priority)
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| Swainsona colutoides | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Distribute to relevant landholders, information regarding the species, its threats and recovery actions, particularly the appropriate fire management regime to assist in identifying and protecting off park populations. (Medium priority)
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| Swainsona flavicarinata | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats, last known locations and management actions to local landholders, communities and interest groups to assist in locating and protecting new populations. (Medium priority)
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| Swainsona murrayana | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Distribute information to local landholders and communities to assist in locating and protecting key populations. (Medium priority)
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| Swainsona plagiotropis | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Provide relevant landcare & community groups with information, support and guidance to assist in identifying the species and selecting appropriate sites for tree planting and other bush regen activities that will not impact on S.plagiotropis. (High priority)
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| Swainsona pyrophila | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Distribute to relevant landholders, information regarding the species, its threats and recovery actions, particularly the appropriate fire management regime to assist in identifying and protecting off park populations. (Medium priority)
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| Swainsona recta | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Erect signs at sites on railway easements and roadsides. (High priority)
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| Swainsona viridis | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Distribute information regarding the species, its threats and last known locations to local landholders to assist in locating and protecting new populations. (Medium priority)
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| Swamp oak floodplain forest of the NSW North Coast, Sydney Basin and South East Corner bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Enhance the capacity of persons involved in the assessment of impacts on this EEC to ensure the best informed decisions are made. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with landholders and undertake and promote programs that ameliorate threats such as grazing and human disturbance. (Low priority)
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| Swamp sclerophyll forest on coastal floodplains of the NSW North Coast, Sydney Basin and South East Corner bioregions | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Enhance the capacity of persons involved in the assessment of impacts on this EEC to ensure the best informed decisions are made. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with landholders and undertake and promote programs that ameliorate threats such as grazing and human disturbance. (Low priority)
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| Syconycteris australis | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote State-wide bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Low priority)
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| Sydney Turpentine-Ironbark Forest | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs is to be included in school environmental management plans where the school land contains EECs. (Medium priority)
2. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
4. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| Symplocos baeuerlenii | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Symplocos baeuerlenii at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
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| Synemon plana | Invertebrates | Endangered | 1. Encourage landowners to join the Grassy Box Woodlands and Southern Tablelands Grassy Ecosystems CMN's. (Low priority)
2. Increase understanding of the species through promotion of the DEC website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
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| Syzygium moorei | Trees | Vulnerable | 1. Provide information to landholders/community regarding S.moorei, threats to its recovery and practical measures they can take to assist recovery. (High priority)
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| Tetratheca glandulosa | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage community awareness and involvement in threat management works. (High priority)
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| The Shorebird Community occurring on the relict tidal delta sands at Taren Point | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Provide informative signage at EEC site regarding the EEC and the importance of shorebirds and their habitats. Work with local Councils on providing interpretive displays and guidance on public access at other sites. (High priority)
2. Provide interpretive displays at Botany Bay NP Visitors Centre on shorebirds and their habitats, provide opportunities and infrastructure to view migratory shorebirds at various sites. (Low priority)
3. Work closely with Wader study groups and agencies across Australia and internationally who have responsibility for migratory waders. (Low priority)
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| Themeda australis | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Enhance the capacity of persons involved in the assessment of impacts on this EEC to ensure the best informed decisions are made. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with landholders and undertake and promote programs that ameliorate threats such as weeds, grazing and human disturbance. (Low priority)
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| Thersites mitchellae | Invertebrates | Endangered | 1. Develop teachers kit to raise awareness of conservation issues with children. (High priority)
2. Liaise with the Australian Museum on a six monthly basis to update information and make it available on the Museums internet web site. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare and distribute a commuity awareness brochure to raise the profile of the species, its habitat, conservation requirements including value and management of forest remnants. (Medium priority)
4. Support community based initiatives to develop interpretive material. This is to include appropriate initiatives in the Cumbebin Wetland Area at Byron Bay. (Medium priority)
5. Undertake media awareness program to the promote recovery of species. (High priority)
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| Thesium australe | Herbs and Forbs | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage community participation in implementation of recovery actions for the species. (High priority)
2. Liaise with public agencies and private landowners over the implementation of management actions for the species. (High priority)
3. Prepare and distribute a species profile to landholders, land managers and consent authorities. (High priority)
4. Support funding for management work in habitat for the species and carry out habitat maintenance and protection at known locations for the species. (High priority)
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| Thinornis rubricollis | Birds | Endangered | 1. Involve trained community volunteers in survey, monitoring and wardening. (Medium priority)
2. Undertake multi-media program of community awareness. (Medium priority)
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| Thylogale stigmatica | Marsupials | Vulnerable | 1. Undertake landholder awareness by providing guidelines on how to appropriately manage habitat for the species. (Low priority)
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| Tinospora smilacina | Epiphytes and climbers | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of T. smilacina at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
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| Tinospora tinosporoides | Epiphytes and climbers | Vulnerable | 1. Highlight the ecological importance of vines including threatened vines. (Low priority)
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| Todiramphus chloris | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Encourage the general public and ornithological groups to submit records of Collared Kingfisher to the Atlas of NSW Wildlife; particularly records south of the Tweed River. (Medium priority)
2. Encourage the general public, local councils and landowners adjacent to mangroves in key estuarine areas to limit their use of pesticides and herbicides. (Medium priority)
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| Triplarina imbricata | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with landowners and Landcare groups over management of populations of T. imbricata and encourage VCA or similar agreement to manage plants. (Medium priority)
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| Turnix maculosa | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Educate the community on important habitat requirements and threats to Red-backed Button-quail and their habitat. Foster community based programs to manage and restore wetlands and other habitats. (Medium priority)
2. Raise awareness of threats of habitat alteration and trampling of nestlings by livestock and feral pigs, and ways to reduce threat. (Medium priority)
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| Turnix melanogaster | Birds | Endangered | 1. Develop community involvement in implementation of relevant recovery actions. (Medium priority)
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| Tylophora linearis | Epiphytes and climbers | Vulnerable | 1. Provide relevant landcare & community groups with information, support and guidance to assist in identifying the species and selecting appropriate sites for tree planting and other bush regen activities that will not impact on the species. (Low priority)
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| Tylophora woollsii | Epiphytes and climbers | Endangered | 1. Distribute the species profile for the Cryptic Forest Twiner to relevant land managers, consent authorities and conservation groups. (Medium priority)
2. Liaise with private landholders to convey significance of populations of the Forest Twiner occurring on/or adjacent to their property. (Low priority)
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| Tympanocryptis pinguicolla | Reptiles | Endangered | 1. Increase understanding of the species through promotion of the DEC website and other educational material. (Medium priority)
2. Undertake regular liaison with the owners/managers of 'The Poplars' and encourage implementation of sympathetic management. (High priority)
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| Typhonium sp. aff. brownii | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Encourage the community to participate in the detection of Typhonium sp. aff. brownii at new locations, and encourage their participation in habitat rehabilitation projects. (Low priority)
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| Tyto capensis | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Secure sympathetic management of the Grass Owl, particularly in regard to minimising secondary poisoning from pesticides such as brodifacoum based rodenticides. (Medium priority)
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| Tyto novaehollandiae | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Current information on owl and habitat identification must be maintained on the threatened species website. (Low priority)
2. Encourage CMAs to invest in actions that actively manage and/or conserve large forest owl habitat as part of their Catchment Action Plans. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare guidelines addressing issues associated with habitat protection and management and survey and assessment on on private lands. (Low priority)
4. Promote awareness of the research needs of the Masked owl among the scientific and academic community. (Low priority)
5. Seek an ARC Linkage Grant or other joint funding opportunity to initiate research into identified key areas of the biology and ecology of the three large forest owls. (Low priority)
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| Tyto tenebricosa | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Current information on owl and habitat identification must be maintained on the threatened species website. (Low priority)
2. Encourage and coordinate the involvement of community-based groups (e.g.. Australian Bird and Bat Study Association) and animal care groups (e.g.. WIRES) in the implementation of recovery actions. (Low priority)
3. Encourage CMAs to invest in actions that actively manage and/or conserve large forest owl habitat as part of their Catchment Action Plans. (Medium priority)
4. Prepare guidelines addressing issues associated with habitat protection and management and survey and assessment on on private lands. guidelines and make available to key stakeholders e.g. CMAs, community groups and Councils. (Low priority)
5. Promote awareness of the research needs of the Sooty Owl among the scientific and academic community. (Medium priority)
6. Seek an ARC Linkage Grant or other joint funding opportunity to initiate research into identified key areas of the biology and ecology of the three large forest owls. (Low priority)
7. Use records of concurrence and licence conditions to develop a set of prescriptive guidelines that may be used to mitigate the impacts of developments on the Sooty Owl outside conservation reserves and State forests. (High priority)
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| Umina Coastal Sandplain Woodland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Encourage community involvement in the implementation of on-ground actions to restore and protect sites (fencing, track rationalisation and bush regeneration). (Medium priority)
2. Instigate program of interpretive walks within KSSW remnants to raise community awareness about its values. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare resource kit on UCSW for schools in the Umina area. (Medium priority)
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| Underwoodisaurus sphyrurus | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and implement firewood collection policies to ensure large logs and woody debris are not removed from Border Thick-tailed Gecko habitat. (High priority)
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| Upland Wetlands of the Drainage Divide of the New England Tableland Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Develop sustainable management guidelines and technical material to assist landowners. This will include measures to address inappropriate fertilizer application, sedimentation, stock management, runoff control and spray drift. (High priority)
2. Liaise with landowners and promote community programs that assist with the conservation of the community. (Medium priority)
3. Promote the educational, scientific and cultural values of the ecological community. (Low priority)
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| Uromyrtus australis | Trees | Endangered | 1. Review roadside maintenance practices and, if necessary, modify the practices to ensure protection of the species and its habitat. (Medium priority)
2. Undertake a familiarisation program of the species and its habitat with public authority staff. (Medium priority)
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| Varanus rosenbergi | Reptiles | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and undertake community education strategy that reduces demand for bush rock as landscaping material and provides/promotes alternatives. (Medium priority)
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| Vespadelus baverstocki | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Develop and promote State-wide bat awareness programs for schools, CMAs, landholders and industry groups etc. (Medium priority)
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| Vespadelus troughtoni | Bats | Vulnerable | 1. Promote bats throughout the rural community as ecologically interesting and important, but sensitive to disturbance at caves/overhangs. (High priority)
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| Viola cleistogamoides | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Provide information, where appropriate to community groups in areas where species was last located and encourage community participation in fields searches. (Low priority)
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| Wahlenbergia multicaulis - endangered population | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Encourage community involvement in the recovery of the population, particularly in on ground works associated with the implementation of plans of management. (Medium priority)
2. Negotiate with Councils to incorporate site specific threat abatement measures into plans of management. (High priority)
3. Produce educational material (e.g. brochure) to increase community awareness and involvement in the recovery of the population. (Medium priority)
4. Provide advice to private landholders of the opportunities and advantages of entering into conservation agreements and covenants. (High priority)
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| Wahlenbergia scopulicola | Herbs and Forbs | Endangered | 1. Reduce adverse impacts through inadvertent damage by hikers and climbers by conducting community education programs. (High priority)
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| Warkworth Sands Woodland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Establish incentives programs to promote and encourage best practice management of remnants on private land. (Medium priority)
2. Notify landowners/managers and other stakeholders of the presence of WSW remnants under their care and/or control. (High priority)
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| Weeping Myall population in the Hunter catchment | Endangered Populations | Endangered Population | 1. Liaise with private and public landowners in regard to protection of sites. (High priority)
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| Western Sydney Dry Rainforest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Management of EECs is to be included in school environmental management plans where the school land contains EECs. (Medium priority)
2. Management of EECs to be included in the conditions for Crown land trusts, lease and licence holders. (Medium priority)
3. Prepare and implement community awareness, education and involvement strategy. (Medium priority)
4. Support community conservation by providing nursery or other facilities, for regeneration activities. (Low priority)
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| White Box Yellow Box Blakely's Red Gum Woodland | Threatened Ecological Communities | Endangered Ecological Community | 1. Conservation Management Networks to promote use of existing management kits and develop further guidelines to address management issues. (Medium priority)
2. Continue the operation of the Conservation Management Networks in NSW. (High priority)
3. Employ extension officers to coordinate CMNs to facilitate implementation of actions. (High priority)
4. Identify sites where current management practices are beneficial to biodiversity and promote these as models for best practice. (Medium priority)
5. Target Box-Gum Woodland sites for incentive and long-term stewardship schemes, especially on private land and TSRs. (High priority)
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| Wilsonia backhousei | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Inform land owners and managers of Sydney metropolitan populations. (Medium priority)
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| Wollemia nobilis | Trees | Endangered | 1. Continue implementation of education and awareness program to enhance community appreciation of and support for the conservation and protection of the species as identified in the recovery plan (*). (Medium priority)
2. Wollemi pine community relations strategy. (High priority)
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| Xanthomyza phrygia | Birds | Endangered | 1. Appoint Regional Work Plan Facilitators. (High priority)
2. Develop a species profile for land holders. (Medium priority)
3. Disseminate information at a local level. (Medium priority)
4. Educate and provide information to CMAs. (Medium priority)
5. Establish and Maintain Operation Groups. (High priority)
6. Production of a twice yearly newsletter and various leaflets. (Medium priority)
7. Promote awareness of the recovery efforts to the general community. (Medium priority)
8. Promote best practise natural resource management throughout the range of the species. (Medium priority)
9. Provide education and encouragement to protect Regent Honeyeater habitat on private land. (Medium priority)
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| Xenus cinereus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Increase community awareness and understanding of migratory waders via promotion of the DEC threatened species website and other educational materials (eg. signage, brochures) and through the use of media. (Low priority)
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| Xerothamnella parvifolia | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Encourage searches and reportings of the species from the community through distribution of a colour species profile and media coverage to land and stakeholders in NW NSW. (Low priority)
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| Xylosma terrae-reginae | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Community awareness is important to assist in detecting new locations, and assistance with habitat rehabilitation projects should be encouraged. (High priority)
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| Zieria adenodonta | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Users of the Mt Warning track should be made aware of sensitive trackside vegetation, and the uniqueness of this particular population. (High priority)
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| Zieria baeuerlenii | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Inform the local community about the values of the Bomaderry Bushland and involve those interested in management of the Bushland. (Low priority)
2. Involve local community in surveys' of Bomaderry Bushland. (Low priority)
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| Zieria buxijugum | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Maintain effective liaison with landowner of sites on private land. (Medium priority)
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| Zieria floydii | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Encourage retention and conservation of potential habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Zieria formosa | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Maintain effective liaison with landowner of sites on private land. (Medium priority)
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| Zieria granulata | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Liaise with the Department of Lands and the RTA regarding the status and management of sites on land that is under their control. (High priority)
2. Liaise with the DIPNR and Duke Energy to ensure that the approval conditions for the Eastern Gas Pipeline that relate to the species have been complied with. (High priority)
3. Liaise with the Killalea State Park Trust to facilitate the implementation of threat abatement measures at sites within the Killalea State Park. (High priority)
4. Prepare and distribute an annual newsletter detailing the progress of the Illawarra Regional Threatened Flora Recovery Program. (Medium priority)
5. Raise awareness of, and encourage community involvement in, the recovery program. (Medium priority)
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| Zieria ingramii | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Raise community awareness and support for the conservation of the species. (High priority)
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| Zieria involucrata | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Advise private landholders of species and negotiate to increase protection. (High priority)
2. Assist community groups and local government in preparing funding applications. (Medium priority)
3. Assist landholders to apply for funding for site management statements. (High priority)
4. Encourage community involvement in recovery program. (Medium priority)
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| Zieria lasiocaulis | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Enhance the ability of persons to identify the species by developing a list of distinguishing features and maintaining dried specimens in an accessible place. A GIS layer will be developed which digitises the habitat of Z. lasiocaulis. (High priority)
2. Prepare and distribute community education material to stakeholders to raise awareness of the species and its conservation requirements. (Low priority)
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| Zieria obcordata | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Train landowners and community in the monitoring of populations. (High priority)
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| Zieria parrisiae | Shrubs | Endangered | 1. Maintain effective liaison with landowner of sites on private land. (Medium priority)
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| Zieria tuberculata | Shrubs | Vulnerable | 1. Contact landholders with the species on their property and negotiate appropriate management of habitat. (Medium priority)
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| Zosterops lateralis tephropleurus | Birds | Vulnerable | 1. Enhance positive interactions and reduce negative interactions between humans and wildlife (specific actions to achieve this are detailed in the Draft LHI Biodiversity Management Plan). (Low priority)
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