Crayfish, a sea snake, lizards and 15 types of plants have been joined Australia’s list of endangered species, which now stands at almost 2,250. The Australian Conservation Foundation’s campaigns director Paul Sinclair says the increasing number of threatened fauna and flora is a sign of a ‘broken’ system of legal protection for the environment, calling for urgent legislative ‘repairs’. Personalise your news & stay in the know with the ABC NEWS app https://ab.co/abcnewsapp | ABC News