TN-c2

Expected future conditions for non-breeding populations are expected to remain stable; no known threats. More

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  • BD-g2

    Breeding distribution ≥ 2,000,000 and < 4,000,000 km2, or > 5,000 to ≤ 8,000 km of coast

  • TN-c3

    Slight to moderate decline in the future suitability of non-breeding conditions is expected.

  • PS-g5

    World breeding population < 50,000

  • TN-c4

    Severe deterioration in the future suitability of non-breeding conditions is expected.

  • TN-c5

    Extreme deterioration in the future suitability of breeding conditions is expected; species is in danger of extirpation from substantial portions of range leading to a major range contraction, or has a low probability of successful reintroduction across a substantial...

  • TN-c1

    Expected future conditions for non-breeding populations are enhanced by widespread human activities or land-uses; potentially a ‘problem’ species.

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