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Actions identified for the recovery of the Eastern Bristlebird are described below with a timeframe of 10-years.

Where an action is relevant to one or two, rather than all three populations, the relevant population(s) is indicated in text as follows: N northern population, C central population, and S southern population. Responsible Agencies are in bold text with potential supporting partners not in bold.

Priorities assigned to actions should be interpreted as follows:

Priority 1:	Taking prompt action is necessary in order to mitigate the key threats to the Eastern Bristlebird and also provide valuable information to help identify long-term population trends
Priority 2:	Action would provide a more informed basis for the long-term management and recovery of the Eastern Bristlebird.
Priority 3:	Action is desirable, but not critical to the recovery of the Eastern Bristlebird or assessment of trends in that recovery.