Lord Howe Island Biodiversity Management Plan

This combination of unique biota and common threats provides the opportunity to manage species and communities via a multispecies, threat-based biodiversity plan. This holistic approach was chosen in contrast to producing a number of single species recovery plans, which is less efficient in terms of resources for preparation, implementation and prioritisation of management actions.

Appendices

The Appendices document contains:

• Appendix 1: Species list for Lord Howe Island Group
• Appendix 2: Invertebrates of the Lord Howe Island Group Considered Threatened
• Appendix 3: Threat tables for flora, vegetation communities, and vertebrate and invertebrate fauna
• Appendix 4: Biodiversity Forecasting Tool.

Appendix 5 contains 3 documents:

• Community profiles
• Fauna profiles
• Flora profiles.