Species Technical Committee Assessment Report 3 December 2025

The Species Technical Committee (STC) met on 3 December 2025 to finalise assessments for 9 Queensland species. The STC recommended that the Minister for the Environment and Tourism and Minister for Science and Innovation change the following species’ conservation status under the Nature Conservation Act (1992).

Fauna

Species	Current wildlife status	Recommended wildlife status
NIL

Fauna

Assessments that did not result in reclassification under the NCA
Mogurnda clivicola Flinders Ranges mogurnda	NCA – Endangered EPBC – Vulnerable	NCA – Endangered EPBC – Endangered

Flora

Species	Current wildlife status	Recommended wildlife status
Ardisia fasciculata	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Not listed	NCA – Critically endangered EPBC – Critically endangered
Blepharoglossum condylobulbon	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Not listed	NCA – Near threatened EPBC – Not listed
Macrozamia crassifolia	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Not listed	NCA – Near threatened EPBC – Not listed
Macrozamia serpentina	NCA – Endangered EPBC – Not listed	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Vulnerable
Oberonia carnosa	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Not listed	NCA – Endangered EPBC – Endangered
Pecteilis fuscina	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Not listed	NCA – Critically endangered EPBC – Critically endangered

Flora

Assessments that did not result in reclassification under the NCA
Dichanthium queenslandicum	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Endangered	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Vulnerable
Philotheca acrolopha	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Not listed	NCA – Vulnerable EPBC – Vulnerable

Legend

Abbreviation	Explanation
STC	Queensland Government Species Technical Committee
TSSC	Australian Government Technical Species Scientific Committee
NSW	Species listing decision of New South Wales Government
NC Act	Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992
EPBC	Commonwealth Government Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999