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FRNP Improvement Project: Culham Inlet to Hamersley Inlet GF Craig– July 2010 described under conventions in the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature, but such a description is preferred and should be undertaken as soon as possible after listing on the schedule; * the taxon must have been thoroughly searched for in most likely habitats in the wild by competent botanists during the past five years; * the searches have established that the plant in the wild is either rare, endangered or deemed to be threatened and in need of special protection. Plants may be deleted from the Rare Flora schedule where: * recent botanical survey has shown that the taxon is no longer rare, endangered or in need of special protection; * the taxon is shown to be a hybrid; * the taxon is no longer in danger of extinction because it has been adequately protected by reservation of land on which it occurs or because population numbers have increased beyond the danger point. Appendix 1.2 DEC's Priority Species List DEC maintains a priority species list to determine for survey of plants of uncertain conservation status. The list comprises some 1000+ taxa that are poorly known and in need of high priority survey or are adequately surveyed but in need of monitoring. The poorly known taxa are possibly at risk but do not meet the survey requirements for gazettal as Declared Rare Flora (DRF), as outlined in Policy Statement No.9. Only those plants considered to be threatened on the basis of thorough survey or presumed extinct can be included on the DRF schedule. The priority flora list is divided into the following categories according to the degree of threat. Priority One - Poorly known Taxa Taxa which are known form one or a few (generally
FRNP Improvement Project: Culham Inlet to Hamersley Inlet GF Craig– July 2010 Appendix 1.3 Declared Rare and Priority Flora recorded in Fitzgerald River National Park survey area The following list includes all species that have been recorded by the Department of Environment and Conservation between Hamersley Inlet and Culham Inlet (column 1). Species recorded in the near vicinity of Hamersley Drive (according to DEC records) are ticked in column 3, those found during the spring 2009 survey (Craig and Hickman 2009) ticked in column 4 and the recent Summer-Autumn 2010 survey in column 5. Conservation codes were updated in March 2010 (Smith 2010). DEC Codes: R – Declared Rare Flora (X – presumed extinct) P1 – Priority One P2 – Priority Two P3 – Priority Three P4 – Priority Four Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act: Codes EN – endangered VU – vulnerable Species Name DEC Conserv Code 33 EPBC Act Adenanthos dobagii R EN Hamersley Drive DEFL & WAHERB Spring survey 2009 Adenanthos ellipticus R VU Coopernookia georgei R EN Eucalyptus burdettiana R EN Eucalyptus coronata R VU Kunzea similis subsp. similis R - Stylidium galioides R VU Verticordia pityrhops R EN Astartea sp. Fitzgerald (K.R. Newbey 10844) P2 Summer- Autum survey 2010 Calothamnus macrocarpus P2 Eremophila chamaephila P2 Eucalyptus sinuosa P2 Gonocarpus hispidus P2 Hibbertia papillata P2 Leptospermum confertum P2 Pimelea longiflora subsp. eyrei P2 Pultenaea brachyphylla P2 Stenanthemum cristatum P2
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