Species at risk and the Threatening Process
| Species name | Threatening processes | Threatening processes notes | ||
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| GAW1 | ||||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | No data | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Changed fire regimes | Long periods between fires creates older woody shrub and tree areas which are less favourable to good populations of the thornbill. | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Feral animals | Predation by fox and cat. | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | As the species is sedentary isolation in remnant native vegetation islands threatens the species especially if fire destroys a localised population. | ||
| Amytornis striatus (Striated Grasswren) | Changed fire regimes | May destroy hummock grassland over large areas and cause local extinction | ||
| Amytornis striatus (Striated Grasswren) | Feral animals | Possible predation by foxes and feral cats | ||
| Amytornis striatus (Striated Grasswren) | Grazing pressure | Degrades habitat | ||
| Amytornis textilis myall (Thick-billed Grasswren (Gawler Ranges)) | Firewood collection | Intense overgrazing could affect the taxon | ||
| Brachyscome muelleri | Other - describe | Small size of population and reliance on favourable seasonal climatic conditions | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | Clearance of feeding and breeding habitat. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Exotic weeds | As above. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Grazing pressure | Impeding the recruitment of trees that will be used for breeding in the future. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Other - describe | Nest robbing and trapping for aviculture. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Changed hydrology - other | Altered hydrology could lead to excessive and prolonged flooding | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Changed hydrology - salinity | Altered hydrology could lead to excessive salinity and intolerable conditions. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Exotic weeds | Competition with and displacement by exotic weeds | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Feral animals | Rabbits graze the species and facilitate the spread of weeds. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Grazing pressure | Sheep graze along the margins of salt lakes and facilitate the introduction of exotic weeds. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Other - describe |
Mining for salt and gypsum Rubbish dumping facilitates the introduction of weeds. Vehicle damage- uncontrolled use of vehicles and trailbikes results in damage to vegetation and erosion |
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| Limosella granitica | Exotic weeds | Subject to invasion and crowding out by exotic water weeds. | ||
| Limosella granitica | Pollution | Occurs in small rockholes which are subject to pollution from sheep and cattle droppings and dust from agriculture | ||
| Malurus pulcherrimus (Blue-breasted Fairy-wren) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | Favours dense low vegetation, particularly in the vicinity of swamps | ||
| Malurus pulcherrimus (Blue-breasted Fairy-wren) | Changed hydrology - salinity | No data | ||
| Malurus pulcherrimus (Blue-breasted Fairy-wren) | Feral animals | Possible cat predation | ||
| Malurus pulcherrimus (Blue-breasted Fairy-wren) | Grazing pressure | Opening up of dense vegetation | ||
| Malurus pulcherrimus (Blue-breasted Fairy-wren) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | No data | ||
| Numenius madagascariensis (Eastern curlew) | Other - describe | Encroachment onto intertidal saltmarsh and sand flat feeding areas has resulted in a consistent decline in numbers observed during regular wader counts | ||
| Nyctophilus timoriensis (South-eastern form) (Eastern Long-eared Bat) | Grazing pressure | Has reduced the quality of habitat | ||
| Petrogale xanthopus xanthopus (Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby (SA and NSW)) | Feral animals | Predation by feral cats and foxes and competition with rabbits, sheep and goats. | ||
| Petrogale xanthopus xanthopus (Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby (SA and NSW)) | Other - describe | Small population numbers pose a stochastic and genetic risk. | ||
| Pterostylis xerophila (Desert Greenhood) | Grazing pressure | Rabbits, sheep and cattle. | ||
| Pterostylis xerophila (Desert Greenhood) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | Was widespread in fertile red loamy soils in dry Woodland but is now almost extinct due to conversion of this habitat to farmland. | ||
| Rulingia craurophylla | Feral animals | Rabbits | ||
| Rulingia craurophylla | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
| Rulingia craurophylla | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | No data | ||
| Santalum spicatum (sandalwood) | Grazing pressure | Grazing by rabbits, goats and stock | ||
| Santalum spicatum (sandalwood) | Other - describe |
Illegal harvesting Lack of regeneration |
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| Stictonetta naevosa (Freckled Duck) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | Historic clearance and swamp drainage for agriculture has significantly reduced southern Australian habitat | ||
| Stictonetta naevosa (Freckled Duck) | Changed hydrology - salinity | No data | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Changed fire regimes | No data | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Changed hydrology - salinity | Rising saline groundwater | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Grazing pressure | The species is highly palatable to stock and rabbits and it only survives where protected from grazing | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Other - describe | Recreational pursuits such as the use of trail bikes and four wheel drives. | ||
| Swainsona pyrophila (Yellow Swainson-pea) | Changed fire regimes | No data | ||
| Swainsona pyrophila (Yellow Swainson-pea) | Feral animals | Rabbits | ||
| Swainsona pyrophila (Yellow Swainson-pea) | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
| GAW2 | ||||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | No data | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Changed fire regimes | Long periods between fires creates older woody shrub and tree areas which are less favourable to good populations of the thornbill. | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Feral animals | Predation by fox and cat. | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | As the species is sedentary isolation in remnant native vegetation islands threatens the species especially if fire destroys a localised population. | ||
| Amytornis textilis myall (Thick-billed Grasswren (Gawler Ranges)) | Grazing pressure | Intense overgrazing could affect the taxon | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | Clearance of feeding and breeding habitat. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Exotic weeds | As above. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Grazing pressure | Impeding the recruitment of trees that will be used for breeding in the future. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Other - describe | Nest robbing and trapping for aviculture. | ||
| Cyperus lhotskyanus | Feral animals | Rabbits and goats | ||
| Cyperus lhotskyanus | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
| Cyperus lhotskyanus | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | No data | ||
| Limosella granitica | Exotic weeds | Subject to invasion and crowding out by exotic water weeds. | ||
| Limosella granitica | Pollution | Occurs in small rockholes which are subject to pollution from sheep and cattle droppings and dust from agriculture | ||
| Notoryctes typhlops (Yitjarritjarri, Southern Marsupial Mole) | Changed fire regimes | Changed fire regimes in the spinifex dominated sandy deserts. | ||
| Notoryctes typhlops (Yitjarritjarri, Southern Marsupial Mole) | Feral animals | Predation by foxes and cats. | ||
| Notoryctes typhlops (Yitjarritjarri, Southern Marsupial Mole) | Other - describe | Overall lack of knowledge on biology of species and threats | ||
| Notoryctes typhlops (Yitjarritjarri, Southern Marsupial Mole) | Pollution | Predation by dingoes | ||
| Nyctophilus timoriensis (South-eastern form) (Eastern Long-eared Bat) | Grazing pressure | Has reduced the quality of habitat | ||
| Petrogale xanthopus xanthopus (Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby (SA and NSW)) | Feral animals | Predation by foxes | ||
| Petrogale xanthopus xanthopus (Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby (SA and NSW)) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | Competition for resources with goats and rabbits | ||
| Petrogale xanthopus xanthopus (Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby (SA and NSW)) | Other - describe | Small population numbers pose a stochastic and genetic risk. | ||
| Pterostylis xerophila (Desert Greenhood) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | Was widespread in fertile red loamy soils in dry Woodland but is now almost extinct due to conversion of this habitat to farmland. | ||
| Pterostylis xerophila (Desert Greenhood) | Grazing pressure | Rabbits, sheep and cattle. | ||
| Rhodanthe oppositifolia ssp. oppositifolia (twin-leaf everlansting) | Feral animals | Rabbits and goats | ||
| Rhodanthe oppositifolia ssp. oppositifolia (twin-leaf everlansting) | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
| Rhodanthe oppositifolia ssp. oppositifolia (twin-leaf everlansting) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | No data | ||
| Santalum spicatum (sandalwood) | Grazing pressure | Grazing by rabbits, goats and stock | ||
| Santalum spicatum (sandalwood) | Other - describe | Lack of regeneration | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Changed fire regimes | No data | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Changed hydrology - salinity | Rising saline groundwater | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Grazing pressure | The species is highly palatable to stock and rabbits and it only survives where protected from grazing | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Other - describe |
Recreational pursuits such as the use of trail bikes and four wheel drives. The species occurs near gypsum salt lakes which are often subject to mining. |
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| Swainsona pyrophila (Yellow Swainson-pea) | Changed fire regimes | No data | ||
| Swainsona pyrophila (Yellow Swainson-pea) | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
| GAW3 | ||||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | Clearance of feeding and breeding habitat. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Exotic weeds | As above. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Grazing pressure | Impeding the recruitment of trees that will be used for breeding in the future. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Other - describe | Nest robbing and trapping for aviculture. | ||
| Codonocarpus pyramidalis | Grazing pressure | Goat and Rabbit grazing | ||
| Codonocarpus pyramidalis | Other - describe | Lack of recruitment | ||
| Cullen parvum (Small Scurf-pea) | Exotic weeds | Competition with introduced weeds | ||
| Cullen parvum (Small Scurf-pea) | Grazing pressure | Grazing by both native and introduced herbivores. | ||
| Cullen parvum (Small Scurf-pea) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | No data | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Changed hydrology - other | Altered hydrology could lead to excessive and prolonged flooding | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Changed hydrology - salinity | Altered hydrology could lead to excessive salinity and intolerable conditions. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Exotic weeds | Competition with and displacement by exotic weeds | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Feral animals | Rabbits graze the species and facilitate the spread of weeds. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Grazing pressure | Sheep graze along the margins of salt lakes and facilitate the introduction of exotic weeds. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Other - describe |
Mining for salt and gypsum Rubbish dumping facilitates the introduction of weeds. Vehicle damage- uncontrolled use of vehicles and trailbikes results in damage to vegetation and erosion. |
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| Malacocera gracilis (slender soft-horns) | Feral animals | Rabbits and Cattle | ||
| Malacocera gracilis (slender soft-horns) | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
| Malacocera gracilis (slender soft-horns) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | No data | ||
| Nephrurus deleani (Pernatty Knob-tail) | Feral animals | Rabbit grazing threatens habitat. | ||
| Nephrurus deleani (Pernatty Knob-tail) | Grazing pressure | Sheep and cattle grazing threatens the restricted habitat of this species and causes soil compaction and erosion. | ||
| Olearia pannosa subsp. pannosa (Sliver Daisy-bush) | Exotic weeds | Competition with exotic weeds. | ||
| Olearia pannosa subsp. pannosa (Sliver Daisy-bush) | Feral animals | Sheep and goats | ||
| Olearia pannosa subsp. pannosa (Sliver Daisy-bush) | Other - describe |
Extremely low seed set and negligible seedling recruitment. Road maintenance works for roadside populations. |
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| Olearia pannosa subsp. pannosa (Sliver Daisy-bush) | Pathogens | Mould and a fungus eating beetle in the genus Corticaria damage fruits. | ||
| Pterostylis xerophila (Desert Greenhood) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | Was widespread in fertile red loamy soils in dry Woodland but is now almost extinct due to conversion of this habitat to farmland. | ||
| Pterostylis xerophila (Desert Greenhood) | Grazing pressure | Rabbits, sheep and cattle. | ||
| Senecio megaglossus | Changed fire regimes | Inappropriate fire regimes, given the known requirement of fire by other Senecio species | ||
| Senecio megaglossus | Exotic weeds | Competition with invasive weeds prevents seedling establishment | ||
| Senecio megaglossus | Grazing pressure | The fleshy foliage appears susceptible to grazing by domestic stock, rabbits and feral goats. | ||
| Senecio megaglossus | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | Some populations are considered too small to be viable. | ||
| Stictonetta naevosa (Freckled Duck) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | Historic clearance and swamp drainage for agriculture has significantly reduced southern Australian habitat | ||
| Stictonetta naevosa (Freckled Duck) | Changed hydrology - salinity | No data | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Changed fire regimes | No data | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Changed hydrology - salinity | Rising saline groundwater | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Grazing pressure | The species is highly palatable to stock and rabbits and it only survives where protected from grazing | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Other - describe |
Recreational pursuits such as the use of trail bikes and four wheel drives. The species occurs near gypsum salt lakes which are often subject to mining. |
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| Swainsona pyrophila (Yellow Swainson-pea) | Changed fire regimes | No data | ||
| Swainsona pyrophila (Yellow Swainson-pea) | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
| GAW4 | ||||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | No data | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Changed fire regimes | Long periods between fires creates older woody shrub and tree areas which are less favourable to good populations of the thornbill. | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Feral animals | Predation by fox and cat. | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | As the species is sedentary isolation in remnant native vegetation islands threatens the species especially if fire destroys a localised population. | ||
| Atriplex kochiana (Koch's saltbush) | Feral animals | Rabbits and goats | ||
| Atriplex kochiana (Koch's saltbush) | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
| Atriplex kochiana (Koch's saltbush) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | No data | ||
| Frankenia plicata | Grazing pressure | Grazing by stock affects the plant both directly and by habitat degradation resulting in increased run-off | ||
| Frankenia plicata | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | No data | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Changed hydrology - other | Altered hydrology could lead to excessive and prolonged flooding | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Changed hydrology - salinity | Altered hydrology could lead to excessive salinity and intolerable conditions. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Exotic weeds | Competition with and displacement by exotic weeds | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Feral animals | Rabbits graze the species and facilitate the spread of weeds. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Grazing pressure | Sheep graze along the margins of salt lakes and facilitate the introduction of exotic weeds. | ||
| Halosarcia flabelliformis (Bead Glasswort) | Other - describe |
Mining for salt and gypsum Rubbish dumping facilitates the introduction of weeds. Vehicle damage- uncontrolled use of vehicles and trailbikes results in damage to vegetation and erosion. |
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| Nephrurus deleani (Pernatty Knob-tail) | Feral animals | Rabbit grazing threatens habitat. | ||
| Nephrurus deleani (Pernatty Knob-tail) | Grazing pressure | Sheep and cattle grazing threatens the restricted habitat of this species and causes soil compaction and erosion. | ||
| Pseudomys australis (Plain's Rat) | Feral animals | Predation by foxes | ||
| Pseudomys australis (Plain's Rat) | Grazing pressure | Habitat disruption by rabbits and cattle | ||
| Pseudomys australis (Plain's Rat) | Other - describe | Dingoes and Letter-winged Kites predate upon the species. | ||
| Santalum spicatum (sandalwood) | Grazing pressure | Grazing by rabbits, goats and stock | ||
| Santalum spicatum (sandalwood) | Other - describe | Lack of regeneration | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Changed fire regimes | No data | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Changed hydrology - salinity | Rising saline groundwater | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Grazing pressure | The species is highly palatable to stock and rabbits and it only survives where protected from grazing | ||
| Stipa nullanulla (Club Spear-grass) | Other - describe |
Recreational pursuits such as the use of trail bikes and four wheel drives. The species occurs near gypsum salt lakes which are often subject to mining. |
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| GAW5 | ||||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | No data | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Changed fire regimes | Long periods between fires creates older woody shrub and tree areas which are less favourable to good populations of the thornbill. | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Feral animals | Predation by fox and cat. | ||
| Acanthiza iredalei iredalei (Slender-billed Thornbill (western)) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | As the species is sedentary isolation in remnant native vegetation islands threatens the species especially if fire destroys a localised population. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Broad scale vegetation clearing | Clearance of feeding and breeding habitat. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Exotic weeds | As above. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Grazing pressure | Impeding the recruitment of trees that will be used for breeding in the future. | ||
| Cacatua leadbeateri (Major Mitchell's Cockatoo) | Other - describe | Nest robbing and trapping for aviculture. | ||
| Grevillea treueriana (Mt Finke Grevillea) | Feral animals | Rabbits and goats | ||
| Grevillea treueriana (Mt Finke Grevillea) | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
| Grevillea treueriana (Mt Finke Grevillea) | Increasing fragmentation and loss of remnants | No data | ||
| Nyctophilus timoriensis (South-eastern form) (Eastern Long-eared Bat) | Grazing pressure | Has reduced the quality of habitat | ||
| Swainsona pyrophila (Yellow Swainson-pea) | Changed fire regimes | No data | ||
| Swainsona pyrophila (Yellow Swainson-pea) | Grazing pressure | No data | ||
