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Van Praagh, B.D., 1997. Conservation of native earthworms and the role of the Giant Gippsland earthworm as a flagship taxon. Memoirs ofthe Museum ofVietoria 56(2): 597603. Very little is known of the Australian native earthworm fauna, which has been largely replaced by introduced species in most disturbed areas. The Giant Gippsland Earthworm, Megascolides OustraliS, is one of the better known earthworm species and has aroused public curiosity and sympathy due to its gigantism and restricted distribution. The role of M. auslralis as a flagship taxon is discussed in terms of its wider value in the conservation of other earthworm species.

Conservation of native earthworms and the role of the Giant Gippsland Earthworm as a flagship taxon