Celebrating wilderness edited by Ian Brown
Is a coffee table style book which combines essays by some of the most eloquent wilderness writers and activists with stunning photographs from all over Australia. The content ranges across a wide landscape from the tropical north to the South Pole. It illuminates the place of wilderness in Australia and builds a passionate case for saving the last of Australia’s wild lands.
I've included a few of the wonderful colour plates from the book
Is a coffee table style book which combines essays by some of the most eloquent wilderness writers and activists with stunning photographs from all over Australia. The content ranges across a wide landscape from the tropical north to the South Pole. It illuminates the place of wilderness in Australia and builds a passionate case for saving the last of Australia’s wild lands.I've included a few of the wonderful colour plates from the book
Crosscut Saw in the Alpine National Park as seen in summer
Barrington Tops supports a rich mosaic of vegetation types from Antarctic beech forests to subtropical rainforest.
Noon in a sandstone canyon in the Wollemi National Park, the largest wilderness area in New South Wales and home to the dinosaur plant the Wollemi Pine.
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