There is also an Infestation of a specific type of House mouse called Mus musculus which has needed eradication because of its damage on the ecosystem.

A boat, in which geological surveyor, Lamont Young, his friend and botanist, Louis Schneider, and three boatman had been using to reach the Montreal goldfield, was found holed and abandoned there, together with some food supplies and a few person effects.

[5] Mystery Bay and its surrounding area contain many different types of flora and has a Coastal wattle called Acacia Sophorae that has drawn attention due to its rapid spread.

The rocks and sedimentation of these beaches along the Coastline of Mystery Bay show that there is evidence of tsunami destruction.

[8] There has been evidence of historical tsunamis along the Central South Coast of NSW, including Mystery Bay.

Mystery Bay contains the most prominent evidence of tsunami destruction, with many misplaced rocks and sediment.

In 2006, research was conducted and found that there were approximately 44 tsunamis in NSW dating from 105,000 years ago.

[9] The Eurobodalla National Park is home to the white-bellied sea eagle (Haliaeetus leucogaster).

[10] Another type of bird found locally within the area of Eurobodalla National Park is the Australian pelican, also known as Pelecanus conspicillatus.

[11] Barunguba / Montague Island is home to wildlife with its penguins (Eudyptula minor) and fur seals.

[2][3] There are many colonies of Eudyptula minor throughout Australia, mainly within the coastal regions including the East coast where Montague island is.

[12] There is also a large population on Montague island of a specific type of house mouse (Mus musculus).

[3] The mice have been found to impact the vegetational system of the island by eating seeds, and other negative effects are unknown.

[13] This flower is native to the region of Mystery Bay and is most commonly found within Eurobodalla National Park.

[17] Aboriginal people camping within Mystery Bay and Eurobodalla National Park area prefer to live off the environment.