 Although flora and fauna still face risks to their survival, having the benefits of legislation and funding that is provided by having habitats within the park aids in raising not only the chances of survival but awareness of these species.Government agencies are also able to conduct monitoring of species responses to any threats on a regular basis.An example of such species is the sand grass tree ("Xanthorrhoea arenaria"), which is endemic to Tasmania and can only be found at a few locations in the state.