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Planting For Native Birds, Bees and Butterflies: How to Create a Garden that Attracts Australian Wildlife
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Shows us that protecting and fostering precious native wildlife starts in our own backyards. The first step: start planting! And choose native plants where possible. This alone presents endless opportunities for habitat creation - sometimes it's the smallest actions that make the biggest difference. Detailed planting plans for all types of gardens, from native to exotic, coastal to food forests. Bird, bee and butterfly galleries to help you identify your visitors.
Wild by Design: Naturalistic Gardening For Modern Australian Landscapes
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Presents the creative inspiration, information and tools you'll need to create your own plant-driven naturalistic garden. Covers soil, materials, composition, propagation and maintenance, and a detailed pictorial guide to the most trusted and useful plants for naturalistic compositions.
Frogs of Victoria
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Assists readers to identify Victorian frogs, with dichotomous keys and photographs showing major identification features. Each species profile is accompanied by colour photographs, a distribution map, distinguishing features, and similar species with details of differentiation. Comprehensive species profiles also provide notes on conservation status, biology and breeding, calls and habitats. Includes information on threats to Victorian frogs, conservation research, and recovery programs.
Wattles of Victoria and Tasmania
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This comprehensive guide to all 121 species and subspecies of wattles found in Victoria and Tasmania includes notes on the habitat, distribution and special properties of each species. Identification keys, high-quality field photos and distribution maps enable easy identification, and fascinating detail on the etymology of species names, their use as food and the taxonomic history of the group is also included.
Principles of Ecology (EnviroGuide) (2nd ed.)
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An outline of environmental or landcare themes including landscape features, natural systems, biodiversity, humans and natural systems, plants, landscape ethics and practice, developing a landscape management plan, and monitoring.
Vegetation Survey and Assessment (EnviroGuide)
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Covers essential information for vegetation survey and assessment including describing plant communities, survey and assessment methods, collecting and identifying plants, recording field data, mapping to assist management, guidelines for assessing vegetation condition and habitat value, assessing the condition of bushland, monitoring, and preparing quality reports.
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