to Port Bradshaw, south of Yirrkala. Its reasons for inclusion are described as follows: "Yalangbara may have National Heritage values due to the: Yalangbara sand dunes and the Djang’kawu (Dhuwa moiety foundation story) including in the history and iconography of the Aboriginal land rights movement (Gove case 1963); the importance of the Makassan sites on Wapilina Island in the Yalangbara Peninsula; and the Carpets Case (1993) to protect the intellectual property rights of Aboriginal artists' rights from the unauthorised reproduction of traditional Aboriginal designs." Flora and fauna The sea provides habitat for rays, shellfish, crustaceans, trepang/beche-de-mer, saltwater crocodiles and many species of fish. There are significant populations of bridled and roseate terns and many other seabirds. Threatened species including three plant, fourteen vertebrate and one butterfly species have been recorded at Yalangbara. Footnotes References Arnhem Land