Tree-Stem Trapdoor Spider (Aganippe castellum) - Wheatbelt NRM

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13.0 SUMMARY OF CONSERVATION ACTIONSAction2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Total12.1 Establish a MygalomorphConservation Team $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 $12,50012.2 Determine the populationcharacteristics of knownpopulations & ongoingmonitoring12.3 Undertake a threatassessment for eachpopulation12.4 Address threats to specificpopulations$3,500 $3,500 $3,500 $3,500 $3,500 $17,500Included inabovecostsIncluded inabovecostsIncluded inabovecostsIncluded inabovecostsIncluded inabovecosts$ 1,000 $ 1,000 $,1000 $ 1,000 $ 1,000 $5,00012.5 Conduct surveys toidentify new populations12.6 Promote publicawareness$ 2,000 $ 2,000 $,2,000 $ 2,000 $ 2,000 $10,000$500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $2,500Cost $9,500 $9,500 $9,500 $9,500 $9,500 $47,50022
14.0 REFERENCESBurbidge, A., Harvey, M. & Main, B.Y. (1999) Minnivale trapdoor spider interimrecovery plan, 1998-2000. Department of Conservation and Land Management, WesternAustralia.Burbidge, A. (2004) Threatened animals of Western Australia. Department ofConservation and Land Management, Western Australia.Freegard, C. (2003) Tree stem trapdoor spider. Landscope, 19 (1): 40.Main, B.Y. (1982) Adaptations to arid habitats by mygalomorph spiders. In: Evolutionof the Flora and Fauna of Arid Australia, [eds. W.R. Barker & P.J.M. Greenslade].Peacock Publications: Frewville, South Australia.Main, B.Y. (1985) Mygalomorphae. In: Zoological Catalogue of Australia, Vol.3:Arachnida, [ed. D.W. Walton]. Australian Government Publishing Service: Canberra,Australia.Main, B.Y. (1986) Trapdoors of Australian Mygalomorph Spiders: Protection orPredation? Actas X Congress of International Arachnologists, 1: 95-102.Main, B.Y. (1987a) Persistence of Invertebrates in small areas: Case Studies ofTrapdoor Spiders in Western Australia. In: Nature Conservation: The Role of Remnantsof Native Vegetation, [eds. D.A. Saunders et al.]. Surrey Beatty & Sons: ChippingNorton, Australia.Main, B.Y. (1987b) Ecological Disturbance and Conservation of Spiders: Implicationsfor Biogeographic Relics in Southwestern Australia. In: The Role of Invertebrates inConservation and Biological Survey, [ed. J.D. Majer]. Department of Conservation andLand Management, Western Australia.Main, B.Y. (2001) Historical ecology, responses to current ecological changes andconservation of Australian spiders. Journal of Insect Conservation, 5: 9-25.Main, B.Y. (2002) Survey of Trapdoor Spiders Occurring in Avon Locations 1881, Lots11 & 14, Including an Area for Proposed Relocation of the Voyager Quarry. Universityof Western Australia: Perth, Australia.Russell, M. (2006) Abundance and distribution of the Tree-Stem Trapdoor Spider,Aganippe castellum in the Eastern West Australian wheatbelt. AustralasianArachnology, 73: 27.Yen, A.L. & Butcher, R.J. (1997) An overview of the conservation of non-marineinvertebrates in Australia. Environment Australia, Canberra.23
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