Good

The site's values, conveyed by their key attributes, are in good condition and are likely to be maintained for the foreseeable future, provided that current conservation measures are maintained.

Good with some concerns

While some concerns exist, with minor additional conservation measures the site’s values, conveyed by their key attributes, are likely to be essentially maintained over the long-term.

Significant concern

The site’s values, conveyed by their key attributes, are threatened and/or showing signs of deterioration. Significant additional conservation measures are needed to maintain and/or restore attributes over the medium to long-term.

Critical

The site’s values, conveyed by their key attributes, are severely threatened and/or deteriorating. Immediate large-scale additional conservation measures are needed to maintain and/or restore the key attributes over the short to medium-term or the heritage values may be lost.

Australian natural WH properties Year inscribed 2014 2017 2020 2025 Trend
2020 to 2025
Great Barrier Reef 1981
Kakadu National Park 1981
Willandra Lakes Region 1981
Lord Howe Island Group 1982
Tasmanian Wilderness 1982/89
Gondwana Rainforests of Australia 1986/94
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park 1987/94
Wet Tropics of Queensland 1988
Shark Bay, Western Australia 1991 Deteriorated
K'gari (Fraser Island) 1992
Australian Fossil Mammal Sites (Riversleigh / Naracoorte) 1994 Deteriorated
Heard and McDonald Islands 1997
Macquarie Island 1997 Improved
Greater Blue Mountains Area 2000
Purnululu National Park 2003 Deteriorated
Ningaloo Coast 2011 Deteriorated