


Publications
A report by M.D. Young, N. Gunningham, J. Elix, J. Lambert, B. Howard, P. Grabosky and E. McCrone
Prepared by CSIRO Division of Wildlife and Ecology, the Australian Centre for Environmental Law, and Community Solutions
January 1996
Biodiversity Series, Paper No. 9
Biodiversity Unit
Taxon Workshop determination
Mammals Mahogany Glider critically endangered by habitat loss, loss continuing
Flute-nosed Bat threatening process not established
Tropical Bettong endangered, threatening process, habitat modification,
predation by
dogs, possibly increasing
Birds Southern Cassowary Australian subspecies considered endangered due to
habitat loss, disease, roadkills
Golden Bowerbird appears to be in decline, possibly impacted by
ecotourism
Frogs Sharp-snouted Dayfrog massive and rapid range contraction; critically
endangered,
reasons for frog decline unknown
Northern Tinkerfrog not recorded for 2 years; critically endangered
Waterfall Frog declining; critically endangered
Mountain Mistfrog no recent records; critically endangered
Common Mistfrog declining; critically endangered
Australian Lace-lidlid declining, critically endangered
Fish Lake Eacham extinct in the wild; captive population
Rainbowfish
Source: Adapted from Werren (1993)