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AnsweredQoN 78Legislative Council

Asked

26 November 2008

Member

Hon Paul Llewellyn

Portfolio

Environment

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Answered

9 March 2009

Responded by

Minister for Environment

Response time

103 days

Since 2004 eight species of flora and four species of fauna found in the area covered by the Forest Management Plan 2004-2013 have moved to a higher category of threat. All species with the exception of the noisy scrub bird were added to the list of threatened species during this period. These are listed below along with the gazettal date. The noisy scrub bird was reassessed from Vulnerable to Endangered. Changes in the threat category for species already listed are not gazetted, but are endorsed by the Minister. For the noisy scrub bird, endorsement of its Endangered status was given on 23 January 2006.
Species
Date of Gazettal
Flora
2006
Andersonia annelsii
23 June 2006
Laxmannia grandiflora
subsp.
brendae
1 December 2006
Reedia spathacea
1 December 2006
Stylidium semaphorum
23 June 2006
2008
Cryptandra congesta
22 January 2008
Eremophila glabra
subsp
. chorella
22 January 2008
Goodenia arthrotricha
22 January 2008
Grevillea fuscolutea
22 January 2008
Fauna
2005
Calyptorhynchus banksii naso
(red-tailed black cockatoo)
8 February 2005
Fauna
2006
Phascogale tapoatafa subsp. WAM M434
(brush-tailed phascogale)
1 December 2006
2008
Bettongia penicillata
(woylie)
22 January 2008
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