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Trapdoor Tally

Listed in Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions

The Trapdoor Tally is a citizen science survey run by Wirambi Landcare, with support from the DBCA Swan Region.

Description

Tally focuses on trapdoor species with open burrows (no lid), that are more easily seen. A 20-minute area search method was used, with the observer walking slowly, looking at the ground, recording any burrows seen (usually within 2m of the observer).

A metric ruler is used to measure the diameter of a sub-sample of burrows. Objectives of the Trapdoor Tally • To establish a set of monitoring sites where trapdoor burrows are counted annually using a robust, repeatable method. • To capture data about Trapdoor Spiders, that can be used as a reference for population trends, future planning decisions and conservation projects. • To provide data on the distribution and abundance of Trapdoor Spiders in the Greater Perth Region. • To raise awareness in the community about Trapdoor Spiders, some of which are endangered. • To engage the community in citizen science to assist with Trapdoor Spider conservation.

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Provenance · 1 source records, 7 field assertions
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