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Kangaroo Island
Quentin Chester is one of Australia's most accomplished outdoor writers and photographers. A regular contributor to Australian Geographic ans Wild, his books include Australia's Wild Islands and The Kimberley: Horizones of Stone (both with Alasdair McGregor); and two essay collections: The Wild Calling and Tales from the Bush. He lives on Kangaroo Island.
Tales from the Bush
Quentin Chester gets around. From Kakadu and Uluru, to deep rainforest and remote outback gorges, he likes nothing better than loading his rucksack and heading bush. This collection of keenly observed stories explores the ragged, liberating charms of the outdoors - be it the rough and tumble of wild terrain, the eternal lure of the campfire or the chance to share nature's wondrous gifts with friends, family and even four-legged companions. Both revealing and irreverent these reflective tales celebrate the power of the bush to challenge, inspire and set us free.
Australia's Wild Islands
This lavishly illustrated guide provides information about 24 islands off the coast of Australia, including Fraser Island, the Whitsundays and Lord Howe Island, emphasising their attraction as natural wildernesses. Discusses the geography, history, flora and fauna, ecology and special features of the islands and describes various walks and overnight camps. Includes references, a bibliography, suggestions for further reading and an index. Chester writes regularly about aspects of nature in magazines such as the 'Australian Geographic'. He is co-author, with McGregor, of 'The Kimberley: Horizons of Stone'. McGregor is a widely exhibited photographer whose work has been published in magazines such as 'Geo' and 'Out There'.
The Wild Calling
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Australia's Coast
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The Kimberley
Covering the Kimberley, a wild frontier in Australia, this book describes its natural history and the history of its exploration. It also explores the area's Aboriginal history and the significance of rock art.
Flames of Extinction
Scientists estimate more than three billion native animals were killed or displaced during Australia’s Black Summer bushfire season. Many species – the koala, regent honeyeater, glossy black-cockatoo, platypus – are inching towards extinction at the hands of mega-blazes and the changing climate behind them. In Flames of Extinction, award-winning science writer John Pickrell investigates the effects of the 2019–2020 bushfires on Australian wildlife and ecosystems. Journeying across the firegrounds, Pickrell explores the stories of creatures that escaped the flames, the wildlife workers who rescued them, and the conservationists, land managers, Aboriginal rangers, ecologists and firefi...
Australia in Colour
A stunning little photo book featuring images of Australia's amazing landscapes in glorious, vivid colour.
Landscapes of Australia
A richly illustrated little photo book that celebrates Australia's natural heritage in full, stunning colour.
