Editing Carnarvon National Park (section)

==Flora==
[[File:Moss Garden, Carnarvon National Park, 2022.jpg|left|thumb|Moss Garden, 2022]]
Forty regional [[ecosystem]]s are known to exist within the park and nine of them are listed as endangered,<ref>Claire Grant. 2005. ''Carnarvon National Park - Management Plan'' pp 6. Environmental Protection Agency, Queensland.</ref> due to large-scale [[Land clearing in Australia|land clearing]] within the region. Twenty-three species of flora listed as rare and threatened (Under [[Queensland]] legislation) have been found in the park, including the iconic ''[[Livistona]] nitida'' (Carnarvon Fan Palm, Carnarvon Gorge section), ''[[Cadellia pentastylis]]'' (Ooline, Moolayember section), and ''[[Stemmacantha australis]]'' (Austral Cornflower, Mount Moffatt section).

Several plants occur in disjunct populations, or reach the limits of their distribution, within the Park such as the isolated colony of ''[[Angiopteris evecta]]'' (King Fern) found in Wards Canyon, [[Carnarvon Gorge]]. [[Artesian aquifer|Artesian spring]]s in the Salvator Rosa section of the park are considered{{By whom|date=January 2011}} amongst the most biodiverse in the state.