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	About Heard Island Location & Geography Maps Climate and Weather Human Activities Frequently Asked Questions Image Gallery Landscape Images Animal Images Plant Images Heritage Images Nature Animals Flying Birds Southern Giant Petrel Heard Island Cormorant Antarctic Tern Wandering Albatross Penguins King Penguin Gentoo Penguin Macaroni Penguin Rockhopper Penguin Seals Southern Elephant Seal Antarctic Fur Seal Subantarctic Fur Seal Introduced Species Invertebrates Plants of HIMI Vascular Non-vascular Plants Plant Communities Introduced Species - Plants Climate Change Marine Environment Benthic Communities Fishes Cetaceans Oceanography - Marine Ocean Fronts and Circulation Landforms Geology Geomorphology Glaciology Wetlands Protection Research Vegetation Mapping Glaciology Cultural Heritage Terrestrial Ecology Seabird Populations Marine Ecosystems Oceanography Research Fish and Invertebrates Marine Geology Management-Related Research History Discovery 19th Century Sealing Research Expeditions Australian Research Expeditions Other Research Expeditions Private Expeditions Cultural Heritage Protection & Management History of Protection Pressures Management Responsibility Marine Reserve Location and Boundaries Reserve Boundary Proposed extension to the HIMI Marine Reserve Conservation Significance National Significance International Significance Management Vision World Heritage World Heritage Convention Outstanding Values Legislation and Other Requirements EPBC Act and Regulations HIMI Territory Legislation Other Legislation National Agreements International Agreements Projects Management Plan Management Plan Requirements EIA Permits Zoning Main Use Zone Visitor Access Zone Wilderness Zone Heritage Zone Restricted Zone Inner Marine Zone Outer Marine Zone Conservation Zone Zone Maps Code of Conduct for Visitors Download Management Plan Summary of Measures

About Heard Island

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Both Heard Island and McDonald Island are volcanically active - they are Australia's only active volcanoes, and the only active volcanoes on subantarctic islands.

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