Help save the Three-toed Snake-tooth Skink

Site 1: Border Ranges National Park
Entire extent of Border Ranges National Park.
Total site area (ha): 32,054.40
LGA: Kyogle; Tweed
NPWS reserve: Border Ranges National Park; Limpinwood Nature Reserve; Mebbin National Park
Occurs on private land: No
Estimated population size: Data unavailable
Management site map
Management activities to protect the Three-toed Snake-tooth Skink at the site
Threat name Objective Action
Feral pigs
Risk of adverse
fire/wildfire
Domestic stock
Reduce pest species densities and maintain at low
levels
Reduce the risk of adverse fire at the site
Ensure grazing regime is appropriate for the
species
Pig control
Land manager consultation
Land manager consultation
Monitoring actions
Regular monitoring of species abundance, extent and condition on the site will be conducted to determine population trends
through time. The extent and severity of threats is proposed to be monitored to assess the effectiveness of management
actions.
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Published on 29-Aug-2013
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