Moreton Bay and Pumicestone Passage (23545)
Australia, Australasia

Biodiversity elements triggering KBA criteria


Taxonomic groupScientific nameCommon nameIUCN Red List categoryYearKBA criteria
AvesCalidris tenuirostrisGreat KnotLC2009A1a, A1c, D1alink-icon
AvesTringa brevipesGrey-tailed TattlerLC2009B1, D1alink-icon
AvesCalidris ruficollisRed-necked StintLC2009D1alink-icon
AvesHaematopus longirostrisPied OystercatcherLC2009D1alink-icon
AvesCharadrius ruficapillusRed-capped PloverLC2009D1alink-icon
AvesNumenius madagascariensisFar Eastern CurlewLC2009A1a, A1c, D1alink-icon
AvesCalidris acuminataSharp-tailed SandpiperLC2009D1alink-icon
AvesRecurvirostra novaehollandiaeRed-necked AvocetLC2009D1alink-icon
AvesLimosa lapponicaBar-tailed GodwitLC2009D1alink-icon

Other species not triggering KBA criteria


Taxonomic groupScientific nameCommon nameYearIUCN Red List Category
AvesHimantopus leucocephalus2009LClink-icon
AvesBurhinus grallariusBush Thick-knee2009NTlink-icon
AvesLichenostomus fasciogularisMangrove Honeyeater2009LClink-icon

Recommended citation


Key Biodiversity Areas Partnership (2025) Key Biodiversity Areas factsheet: Moreton Bay and Pumicestone Passage. Extracted from the World Database of Key Biodiversity Areas. Developed by the Key Biodiversity Areas Partnership: BirdLife International, IUCN, American Bird Conservancy, Amphibian Survival Alliance, Conservation International, Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund, Global Environment Facility, Re:wild, NatureServe, Rainforest Trust, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, World Wildlife Fund and Wildlife Conservation Society. Downloaded from https://keybiodiversityareas.org/ on Oct 21, 2025.