National Recovery Plan for the Christmas Island Shrew Crocidura attenuata trichura
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Evaluation of performance
The plan’s performance to be reviewed by an Island Recovery Team as proposed for avifauna by Garnett & Crowley (2000). This recovery team to be established with the primary objective of developing and implementing island-wide conservation management and recovery plans, including for the Christmas Island Shrew. The Recovery Team to review and evaluate progress with respect to this Recovery Plan annually over the five-year period. This recovery team should comprise:
- on-island representatives (including PAN staff, a Shire of Christmas Island representative, and other local members as deemed appropriate), and
- off-island representatives (including two or more members of the scientific community with first-hand knowledge of the island’s ecology and endemic fauna).
In addition to annual review, implementation of the plan should be reviewed at the end of 5 years (as required under the EPBC Act). If the Christmas Island Shrew is not found during the life of this plan (see Action 2), the conservation status listing should also be reviewed, and if appropriate, the species nominated for listing as Extinct.