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National Recovery Plan for the Christmas Island Spleenwort Asplenium listeri
C.2.5 Human trafficC.2.5 Human traffic
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C.2.5 Human traffic
The potential habitat for Asplenium listeri is for the most part highly inaccessible due to the steep and rocky cliffs, pinnacles and screes, and inhospitable due to the dry and exposed nature of the sites and the types of vegetation in the vicinity (often dense and dominated by stinging trees and prickly plants). As a result, pressure of human traffic is not likely to pose a threat to populations of the species (Reddell pers. comm.).