Animals From Australia's Past features loads of fun colouring projects on Australia's extraordinary prehistoric animals. Arranged by chronological eras of development this colouring in book also features a section of text, teaching about the ancient reptiles, fish, invertebrates, mammals and birds from one of the most exciting continents on the planet. Price: $4.95. Find Out More...
Exploring Australia's Estuaries
This handbook aims to enhance estuary literacy among Australians, building our knowledge and interest in championing the cause of estuary protection and management. Importantly, this book hopes to dispel the myth of the "away" place. What runs off our catchments, flows through our rivers and is flushed down drains from our everyday activities ends up in our estuaries. The challenge is to do whatever we can in our everyday activities to protect the health of estuaries where we live, work and play. Price: $58.95. Find Out More...
and Adjoining Areas
The Sydney district is one of the great wildflower regions of the world with over 1500 species occurring within an hour's drive of the city centre. This field guide contains 268 of the more common species, or those with striking attributes. Each page is devoted to a single plant - there is a full-colour photograph and a straightforward description, overall distribution, flowering period, habitat, particular notes and information on its specific location. Price: $32.50 Find Out More...
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Since Trees of Victoria was first produced in 1966, it has become widely known as the standard introduction to the Victorian bush, having sold over 160,000 copies. With its clear illustrations, accurate descriptions and compact format, the book will continue to meet the needs of beginners in bush exploration, as well as botanical students, land managers and conservationists.. Price $17.95. Find out More...
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An Illustrated Guide to Identification
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