Banks Island (Australia)

Banks Island, located off the coast of Western Australia, is a sizable, remote landmass known for its rugged natural beauty and ecological significance. It features diverse landscapes, including rocky coastlines, sandy beaches, and inland shrublands. The island is part of a protected area, helping conserve local wildlife and plant species. Its isolation means it has limited human activity, primarily attracting researchers and nature enthusiasts. Banks Island plays a role in Australia's environmental conservation efforts, offering a pristine snapshot of the region's unique ecosystems.