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National Recovery Plan for the Christmas Island Hawk-Owl Ninox natalis
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Specific objectives
To reduce the risk of extinction and improve the conservation status of the species by:
- Maintaining (or increasing) extent of occurrence and total population size at 1994-96 levels.
- Implementing threat abatement strategies.
- Increasing community involvement in and awareness of the Christmas Island Hawk-Owl.
- Implementing the Recovery Plan through a Recovery Team.
Performance Criteria
- Total population size not less than 562 105 occupied territories as measured by the monitoring program.
- Owls widespread on the island in all suitable habitats as measured by the monitoring program.
- Crazy Ants having a negligible impact on populations.
- Protection of all habitat critical to survival outside the national park.
- A continuing increase in suitable habitat through implementation of the Christmas Island Rainforest Rehabilitation program.
- Maintenance of effective quarantine against the introduction of all avian diseases.
- Demonstrated increase in community awareness and support for habitat protection.
- Demonstrated successful operation/implementation of the Recovery Team over five years.