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Everything on the record, A–Z 33 habitats and 13 speciesClimate: how PLOT compares a place with its past
Species
Conservation status: not yet checked.
A one-sentence description from a sourced, reviewed claim (coming)
01See
Not on any list PLOT has checked.
IUCN Red List and other states: not yet checked.
02See
Nothing recent. Last checked never.
03See
Parks Victoria says Red-necked Stints arrive from Alaska and Siberia to feed in the sanctuary's intertidal areas and saltmarsh during the Australian summer.
Jawbone white mangrove and saltmarsh community
Parks Victoria says Red-necked Stints feed in Jawbone Marine Sanctuary's saltmarsh during the Australian summer. claim ›
04See
05See
Threats from its conservation advice or recovery plan, each linked to the section it comes from (gross pressures first) (coming)
06See
Not yet assessedIndicators with evidence: 0 of 0
PLOT gives a species a level only with a published method, and there isn't one yet.
No indicators are defined for it yet.
07Mend
No next steps name it directly yet. The places it uses may have some.
08Plot
Most of what's here (5 of 7 claims) comes from one source: Atlas of Living Australia species record: Calidris (Ereunetes) ruficollis (Red-necked Stint), Atlas of Living Australia. 7 claims from 3 sources, from 2 publishers.
Evidence shown: Reviewed and from approved sources. 7 claims shown, all reviewed. Which sources PLOT relies on
Traditional Owner knowledge and names: none shown. They appear only where published by or with the consent of their knowledge holders (how PLOT treats cultural knowledge).
Cite as: PLOT record e/red-necked-stint v1, compiled by PLOT (2026-10-19 to 2026-10-19), species summary