Table 6.1.2. Number of red-listed mammals by country or county according to threat category									
Country	County	No. of known			Threat category				
		species	0	1	2	3	4	?	
			Extinct	Endangered	Vulnerable	Rare	Care demanding	Indeterminate	Total
Belarus		n.a.	0	2	12	n.a.	n.a.	8	n.a.
Denmark		43	0	3	9	4	3	-	19
Estonia		65	0	4	2	9	-	3	18
Finland (excl. Åland)		60	2	5	2	4	3	-	16
	Åland	n.a.	3	1	2	2	1	0	9
Germany		76	3	4	43	n.a.	n.a.	28	n.a.
	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	n.a.	6	9	5	8	10	-	38
	Schleswig-Holstein	n.a.	6	7	5	0	12	-	30
Latvia		83	1	5	1	9	-	8	24
Lithuania		68	1	1	0	3	-	12	17
Norway		54	0	1	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	8	n.a.
Poland		79	1	7	2	23	-	3	36
Russia		n.a.	3	25	82	n.a.	n.a.	44	n.a.
	Leningrad oblast	n.a.	0	2	2	6	5	0	15
	Kaliningrad oblast	n.a.	1	2	0	17	0	2	22
Sweden		60	2	3	9	4	5	-	23
Source: 									
Ingelög, T., Andersson, R. and M. Tjernberg (Eds.). 1993. Red Data Book of the Baltic Region. Swedish Threatened Species Unit, Uppsala in co-operation with Institute of Biology, Riga, Uppsala, 128 pages.									
World Resources 1996-97 Database Diskette. 1996. World Resources Institute, Washington. 									
http://www.wcmc.org.uk:80/species/animals/table4.html									
									
Note:									
The main data sources from which information has been gathered for the compilation of the table were published during 1987-1992.									
0 = Extinct or probably extinct. Taxa no longer known to exist in the wild within the area of concern after repeated searches. 									
1 = Endangered. Taxa at risk of vanishing and whose survival within the area of concern is unlikely if the casual factors continue operating.									
2  =Vulnerable. Taxa believed likely to move into the endangered category (1) in the near future if the casual factors continue operating.									
3 = Rare. Taxa that are not at present endangered or vulnerable but are at risk because of small total populations within the area of concern.									
4 = Care demanding. Taxa which do not belong to the categories 1-3, but still require attention. Included are taxa which are relatively common but which have decreased dramatically and may move into the vulnerable category.									
? = Indeterminate. Taxa known to be extinct, endangered, vulnerable or rare but where  there is not enough information to say which of the categories is appropriate.									
Total number of known species refers to total number of mammal species in the country or county and is based on the data of World Resources Institute.									
Total number of known species for Germany as whole, corresponds only to the former German Democratic Republic.									
Number of red-listed mammals according to threat category for Belarus, Norway, and Russia and Germany is based  on data of World Conservation and Monitoring Centre.									
n.a. =  data not available.									
-   =  missing category