241Criteria—threatening processes

241 Criteria—threatening processes

241 Criteria—threatening processes

There is, or there is observed, estimated, inferred or reasonably suspected to be, a historical, current or potential threatening process, or threatening processes affecting the population, having regard to the following—

(a) the number and nature of the threatening processes,

(b) the potential for synergistic effects between threatening processes,

(c) the extent of the threatening processes relative to the geographic distribution of the population,

(d) the impact of the threatening processes on the diversity and quality of the population’s habitat,

(e) the level of protection offered to the population within existing reserve systems, other forms of refuge or by current management strategies.