Salvia herbanica
 Salvia herbanica is a Critically Endangered perennial plant that is endemic to the Canary Islands growing in the mountains of southern-central Fuerteventura at 250 to 400 m (820 to 1310 ft) elevation. In 2004 there were only 212 known plants in the wild in ten locations with fewer than 50 plants in each location. Habitat for the plant continues to shrink due to predation by herbivores (domesticated goats and sheep and wild rabbits and squirrels) .