Priority species
NSW Government Priority Species
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NSW Government Priority Species

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Overview

NSW Government priority species as sourced from: https://threatenedspecies.bionet.nsw.gov.au/

647 species

Caladenia attenuata (Duramana Fingers)

Caladenia concolor (Crimson Spider Orchid)

Caladenia montana (Mountain Spider Orchid)

Caladenia montana
Caladenia montana
Caladenia montana
Caladenia montana
Caladenia montana
Caladenia montana

Caladenia tessellata (Thick-lip Spider Orchid)

Caladenia tessellata
Caladenia tessellata
Caladenia tessellata
Caladenia tessellata
Caladenia tessellata
Caladenia tessellata

Callistemon linearifolius (Netted Bottle Brush)

Callistemon megalongensis (Megalong Valley Bottlebrush)

Callistemon purpurascens

Callitris baileyi (Bailey's Cypress Pine)

Callitris oblonga (Pygmy Cypress Pine)

Calochilus pulchellus (Pretty Beard Orchid)

Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus

Calotis glandulosa (Mauve Burr-daisy)

Calotis glandulosa
Calotis glandulosa
Calotis glandulosa
Calotis glandulosa
Calotis glandulosa
Calotis glandulosa

Calotis moorei (A burr-daisy)

Calotis pubescens (Max Mueller’s Burr-daisy)

Calotis pubescens
Calotis pubescens
Calotis pubescens
Calotis pubescens
Calotis pubescens
Calotis pubescens

Calystegia affinis (Lord Howe Island Morning Glory)

Capparis canescens (Wild Orange)

Capparis loranthifolia var. loranthifolia (Narrow-leafed Bumble Tree)

Carex archeri (Archer's Carex)

Carex klaphakei (Klaphake's Sedge)

Carex raleighii (Raleigh Sedge)

Carmichaelia exsul (Lord Howe Island Broom)

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Conservation level

  • All conservation levels (change?)

Invasiveness

  • All invasiveness levels (change?)

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