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Aboriginal astronomy
Aboriginal bush foods
Aboriginal culture Australia
Aboriginal Dreamtime
Aboriginal land management
Australian birds guide
Australian desert adventures
Australian desert plants
Australian flora and fauna
Australian mammals
Australian marsupials
Australian national parks
Australian outback wildlife
Australian star charts
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Bush medicine Australia
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Central Australia camping
Central Australia nature
Central Australia wildflowers
Cultural heritage Uluru
Desert ecology Australia
Desert oak trees
Eco-tourism Australia
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Indigenous Australian traditions
Kata Tjuta guidebook
Kata Tjuta walks
Kings Canyon tours
Mulga shrublands
Nature-based tourism
Outback Australia travel
Reptiles of Australia
Spinifex grasslands
Tjukurpa stories
Traditional ecological knowledge
Uluru geology
Uluru hiking trails
Uluru travel guide
Watarrka National Park
Product details
- ISBN 9780868400556
- Weight: 405g
- Dimensions: 134 x 209mm
- Publication Date: 01 Jun 1995
- Publisher: UNSW Press
- Publication City/Country: AU
- Product Form: Paperback
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This handy guide is your key to the secrets of the most famous National Parks of Australia's Red Centre. It will tell you about the area's pre-history and origins, its geology and landforms, its plants and animals and how they live. It also unlocks the foor on its human history, especially of the Aboriginal people whose culture is so much a part of it.
Anne Kerle is a consultant biologist who lived and worked in Alice Springs for 14 years and now lives in Dubbo. Her work is directed towards enhancing our knowledge of the country to manage the land more effectively for conservation, and her research subjects have ranged from possums to ants. She has been a member of the Territory Parks and Wildlife Advisory Council to the Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory. She is also the author of Uluru - Kata Tjuta & Watarrka: Ayers Rock/the Olgas and Kings Canyon, Northern Territory (UNSW Press, 1995).
