PLOT c/DKMP-ZJ · version 1 of 1

Parks Victoria's 2007 plan reports that the Friends of Williamstown Wetlands had recorded over 140 bird species in the Jawbone area by 2003.

> 140 speciesNumber of species (as stated by the source)

Kind: Reported by source
Who said it: Reported by community
Period: by 2003 (personal communication cited by the 2007 plan)
Checked: Reviewed (step 3 of 4): PLOT checked the claim against its source. This is not independent verification.
Open questions: None open
Open questions and challenges are counted publicly; their text is published when they are resolved.

Where it says so: Jawbone Marine Sanctuary Management Plan (June 2007) (on parks.vic.gov.au) (Parks Victoria) · View in PLOT — p. 19, Section 4.4, 'Seabirds and shorebirds', printed page 19
How they know: Cumulative species list kept by the Friends of Williamstown Wetlands, reported as a personal communication in the 2007 management plan
Uncertainty: Stated as 'over 140'; a cumulative tally to 2003
Limitations: Not comparable with the 1989 figure as a trend: different recorders, effort and period. Covers 'the Jawbone area', not only the sanctuary.
Framework targets: none linked
Editions: hobsons-bay-pilot-1-test

How we found this

In short: Found before PLOT's sourcing protocol v0.1 existed. Extracted with Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code); a person reviewed it before publication.
Protocol: Found before protocol v0.1
Question: not matched to a sourcing question
Extraction: Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code)
Note: These sources were gathered before sourcing protocol v0.1 existed. Claude Code read Parks Victoria and Hobsons Bay City Council web pages and PDFs on 15 Oct 2026, starting from a research report supplied by the PLOT owner, and extracted candidate claims into the Hobsons Bay pilot 1 intake batch. No search queries, screening decisions or costs were recorded, so none are shown. Council page quotes were read through a summarising fetch tool and are marked unverified in the batch.

Cite as: PLOT record c/DKMP-ZJ v1, Parks Victoria (by 2003 (personal communication cited by the 2007 plan)), reported by source

History (1)

Parks Victoria's 2007 plan reports that the Friends of Williamstown Wetlands had recorded over 140 bird species in the Jawbone area by 2003.

> 140 speciesNumber of species (as stated by the source)

Kind

Reported by source

Who said it

Reported by community

Period

by 2003 (personal communication cited by the 2007 plan)

Checked

Reviewed (step 3 of 4): PLOT checked the claim against its source. This is not independent verification.

Open questions

None open

Open questions and challenges are counted publicly; their text is published when they are resolved.

Where it says so

Jawbone Marine Sanctuary Management Plan (June 2007) (Parks Victoria) · View in PLOT — p. 19, Section 4.4, 'Seabirds and shorebirds', printed page 19

How they know

Cumulative species list kept by the Friends of Williamstown Wetlands, reported as a personal communication in the 2007 management plan

Uncertainty

Stated as 'over 140'; a cumulative tally to 2003

Limitations

Not comparable with the 1989 figure as a trend: different recorders, effort and period. Covers 'the Jawbone area', not only the sanctuary.

Framework targets

none linked

Editions

hobsons-bay-pilot-1-test

How we found this

In short: Found before PLOT's sourcing protocol v0.1 existed. Extracted with Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code); a person reviewed it before publication.
Protocol: Found before protocol v0.1
Question: not matched to a sourcing question
Extraction: Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code)
Note: These sources were gathered before sourcing protocol v0.1 existed. Claude Code read Parks Victoria and Hobsons Bay City Council web pages and PDFs on 15 Oct 2026, starting from a research report supplied by the PLOT owner, and extracted candidate claims into the Hobsons Bay pilot 1 intake batch. No search queries, screening decisions or costs were recorded, so none are shown. Council page quotes were read through a summarising fetch tool and are marked unverified in the batch.

Cite as: PLOT record c/DKMP-ZJ v1, Parks Victoria (by 2003 (personal communication cited by the 2007 plan)), reported by source