Recovery set out the research and management actions necessary to stop the decline, and support the recovery of, listed threatened species or threatened ecological communities. The aim of a recovery plan is to maximise the long term survival in the wild of a threatened species or ecological community (Department of the Environment, 2015b). Recovery Plans state what must be done to protect and restore important populations of threatened species and habitat, as well as how to manage and reduce threatening processes. Recovery plans achieve this aim by providing a planned and logical framework for key interest groups and responsible government agencies to coordinate their work to improve the plight of threatened species and/or ecological communities (Department of the Environment, 2015b). Table 2: A summary of the advices available or soon to become available Threatened Scientific name Recovery *Status Listing Conservation State & Parrot plan advice advice territory Species period plans Baudin’s 2008-18 Plan adopted in - - - Calyptorhynchus cockatoo 2011; not due baudinii for review. Carnaby’s 2013-23 Plan adopted in - - Calyptorhynchus cockatoo 2014; not due latirostris for review. Coxen’s fig 2002 only Original plan - - - Cyclopsitta parrot was adopted in diophthalma 2001; reviewed coxeni in 2007. Forest red- 2008-18 Plan adopted in 2009 2009 - Calyptorhynchus black 2011; not due banksii naso cockatoo for review. Glossy black 2005-10 Original RP - - - Calyptorhynchus cockatoo adopted in lathami 2005; reviewed halmaturinus in 2008. Plan is due to “sunset” in April 2016. Golden 2003-07 Original RP - - - Psephotus shouldered adopted in chrysopterygius parrot 2002; reviewed in 2011. Muir’s 2008-18 Original RP - - - Cacatua pastinator Corella adopted in pastinator 2009; due for review. Night parrot - Recovery plan - 2008 - Pezoporus not yet occidentalis adopted. Norfolk 2002-06 Adopted under - - - Cyanoramphus Island green the Norfolk novaezelandiae parrot Island cookii Regional plan adopted in 2010. Due for review this year. 2006-11 Original plan 2006 2006 - Neophema bellied parrot adopted in chrysogaster
Recovery set out the research and management actions necessary to stop the decline, and support the recovery of, listed threatened species or threatened ecological communities. The aim of a recovery plan is to maximise the long term survival in the wild of a threatened species or ecological community (Department of the Environment, 2015b). Recovery Plans state what must be done to protect and restore important populations of threatened species and habitat, as well as how to manage and reduce threatening processes. Recovery plans achieve this aim by providing a planned and logical framework for key interest groups and responsible government agencies to coordinate their work to improve the plight of threatened species and/or ecological communities (Department of the Environment, 2015b). Table 2: A summary of the advices available or soon to become available Threatened Parrot Species Scientific name Recovery plan period *Status Listing advice Conservation advice State & territory plans Baudin’s cockatoo Calyptorhynchus baudinii 2008-18 Plan adopted in 2011; not due for review. - - - Carnaby’s cockatoo Calyptorhynchus latirostris 2013-23 Plan adopted in 2014; not due for review. - - Coxen’s fig parrot Cyclopsitta diophthalma coxeni 2002 only Original plan was adopted in 2001; reviewed in 2007. - - - Forest black cockatoo Calyptorhynchus banksii naso 2008-18 Plan adopted in 2011; not due for review. 2009 2009 - Glossy black cockatoo Calyptorhynchus lathami halmaturinus 2005-10 Original RP adopted in 2005; reviewed in 2008. Plan is due to “sunset” in April 2016. - - - Golden shouldered parrot Psephotus chrysopterygius 2003-07 Original RP adopted in 2002; reviewed in 2011. - - - Muir’s Corella Cacatua pastinator pastinator 2008-18 Original RP adopted in 2009; due for review. - - - Night parrot Pezoporus occidentalis - Recovery plan not yet adopted. - 2008 - Norfolk Island green parrot Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae cookii 2002-06 Adopted under the Norfolk Island Regional plan adopted in 2010. Due for review this year. - - - parrot Neophema chrysogaster 2006-11 Original plan adopted in 2006 2006 - bellied red-
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