 However, more pertinently the park is an important habitat to several species, including the Orange-bellied Parrot ("Neophema Chrysogaste"r) and freshwater fish Pedder Galaxia ("Galaxias pedderensi"s), that are listed as critically endangered and extinct in the wild respectively under both Australian Commonwealth and Tasmanian legislation.Of the threatened, endangered and the eight species that are simply endemic to the park, such as the Fairy Tern, Wedge-tail Eagle, Green Rosella and Dusky Robin respectively, the species that adds to the park's cultural and conservation uniqueness is the "Neophema Chrysogaster," or more simply the Orange-bellied Parrot.As noted under the Commonwealth's National Recovery Plan 2016 listed as Critically Endangered under Commonwealth "Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999", Endangered under New South Wales "Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995", South Australia's "National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972", Tasmania's "Threatened Species Protection Act 1995" and Threatened under Victoria's "Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988".