Cave-dwelling Tree Frog

Amphibians > Anura

The Cave-dwelling Tree Frog (Ranoidea cavernicola), formerly classified in Litoria, is an astonishing lithophilic amphibian native strictly to the rugged sandstone escarpments and canyon gorges of the remote Kimberley region in northwestern Australia. While most tree...

Mogumber Bell

Plants > Myrtaceae

The Mogumber Bell (Darwinia carnea) is an exquisite, low-growing woody shrub in the myrtle family (Myrtaceae), celebrated for its large, pendulous bell-shaped flower heads that glow with delicate shades of rose-pink, flesh-red, and apple-green. Confined to a handful...

Matchstick Banksia

Plants > Proteaceae

The Matchstick Banksia (Banksia cuneata), known in local botanical circles as Quairading Banksia, is one of Western Australia’s most spectacular and endangered woody plants. Renowned for its distinctive, architectural flower heads composed of tight cylindrical...

Redcoats Bladderwort

Plants > Carnivorous Plants

The Redcoats Bladderwort (Utricularia menziesii) is an iconic, miniature carnivorous perennial herb endemic to the ancient, nutrient-depleted landscapes of Southwest Western Australia. Renowned for producing vivid, fire-engine red blossoms that evoke the British...

Pilbara Rock Monitor

Reptiles > Lizards

The Pilbara Rock Monitor (Varanus pilbarensis) is a dazzling, dwarf monitor lizard endemic strictly to the arid, ironstone-rich canyon country of the Pilbara in Western Australia. Adapted exclusively to life on sheer, sun-baked rock precipices, this agile predator...