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Plans and strategies

  • Management Plan 2014-2024 | Christmas Island National Park
  • Management Plan Technical Audit 2002-2009 | Christmas Island National Park
  • Hosnies Spring Ramsar site
  • The Dales Ramsar site
  • CINP Values statement (PDF - 191.8 KB)

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  • Red crabs and migration
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Video

  • Behind the scenes of the red crab migration, October 2012
  • Sorrel Wilby and Australian Geographic present Christmas Island - a natural wonder, 2012
  • Christmas Island flora collecting for the Australian National Botanic Gardens and Australian National Herbarium, May 2012
  • Green sea turtle hatchling - World Turtle Day, 23 May 2012
  • Diving at Flying Fish Cove, March 2012
  • Red crab migration - Baby red crabs emerging from the ocean 2012
  • National Geographic - Great Migrations 2010

Research and reports

Biodiversity, climate change and environmental impact reports

  • CINP Environmental Impact Assessment Template (DOCX - 689.57 KB)
  • Christmas Island and Cocos (Keeling) Islands: Biodiversity and Management Challenges - The Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 2014 Supplement No. 30
  • First record of Pulvinaria urbicola (Hemiptera: Coccidae), a potentially damaging scale insect, on Christmas Island | 2011
  • Response to the recommendations of the Christmas Island Expert Working Group | October 2011
  • Climate Change Strategy 2011-2016 | Christmas Island National Park
  • Independent scientific research on crazy ant bait in Christmas Island's environment
  • Final report | Monitoring of the 2009 aerial baiting of yellow crazy ants (Anoplolepis gracilipes) on non-target invertebrate fauna on Christmas Island 2011
  • Final report | Christmas Island Expert Working Group | September 2010
  • Interim report | Christmas Island Expert Working Group | 2009
  • Impacts of plastic debris on Australian marine wildlife 2009
  • Biodiversity conservation research in a changing climate 2007

Fauna recovery plans

  • Christmas Island feral cat eradication project update 2016
  • Lister's Gecko and Blind Snake National Recovery Plan 2006
  • Goshawk National Recovery Plan 2004
  • Hawk-Owl National Recovery Plan 2004
  • Pipistrelle National Recovery Plan 2004
  • Shrew National Recovery Plan 2004
  • Frigatebird National Recovery Plan 2004
  • The Action Plan for Australian Birds 2000 - covers the whole of Australia.

Flora recovery plans

  • Spleenwort National Recovery Plan 2004

Pest and weed management

  • Crazy ant biocontrol
  • A bait efficacy trial for the management of feral cats on Christmas Island 2010
  • Weed Management: Porcupine Flower (Baleria prionitis)
  • Weed Management: Laurel Clock Vine (Thunbergia laurifolia)
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