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This book describes the great lushness and variety of the Australian rainforests and how they came to be. The geology of the landforms and how they gave rise to the incomparable waterfalls, crater lakes and tall mountains are also discussed. How the rainforest works, that is, how to make sense out of the seemingly chaotic and rampant plant growth, is explained. Going beyond the explanations and classifications the photographs and text aim to encourage naturalists and visitors to experience the magic and mystery of these great forests for themselves.

Discover more about Australia’s indigenous peoples, and their traditional way of life, with Growing Up at Uluru, which introduces younger readers to Aboriginal culture and beliefs at one of Australia’s most majestic sacred sites: Uluru. The author and photographer of this book spent time with and learned from the people of Uluru, and the book has the approval of the communities concerned.Takes the reader through various aspects of this culture as experienced or viewed by indigenous children. Topics covered include wildlife, lifestyle, ceremonies, art, and bush food. Full-colour photographs throughout. Includes Aboriginal and English glossaries. Author/photographer has made several books and films about the Aboriginal people of Kakadu and Uluru, and the wildlife of various regions of Australia.