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APPENDIX A - Key Achievements

Achievements of the 1991–1997 Recovery Plan (from Threatened Species Section 2006)
  Populations of the species and the area of known habitat were maintained.

  Additional populations were identified on Flinders Island and at Kingston and Howden on the Tasmanian mainland.

  92 hectares (ha) on Dennes Hill, Bruny Island was acquired by the Crown and proclaimed as a Nature Reserve. Dennes Hill is the most significant breeding subpopulation on private land.

  A subpopulation on private land at Walkers Hill on Flinders Island was acquired by the Crown through a land swap and proclaimed as a Nature Reserve.

  280 ha of Crown Land on Flinders Island known to support the species was incorporated into the new Brougham Sugarloaf Conservation Area through the Regional Forest Agreement.

  At the beginning of the Recovery Plan, 55% of the known habitat of the species was protected through reservation. During the life of the