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List view record 61: The book of Australian treesList view anchor tag for record 61: The book of Australian trees
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The book of Australian trees

Simpson, Inga2021
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Trees tell stories about places. Australia has some of the tallest, oldest, fattest and most unusual trees in the world. They have changed over thousands of years, adapting to this continent's deserts, mountains, and coasts. Many have found clever ways of dealing with drought and fire. Their leav...
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The book of trees

Grajkowski, Wojciech2018
Books
Why are trees so important? How many types are there? How do they benefit the environment and wildlife? This book answers these questions and more, tracking the history of trees from the time of the dinosaurs to the current day. A follow up to the highly successful Book of Bees.
List view record 63: The brainiac's book of the climate and weatherList view anchor tag for record 63: The brainiac's book of the climate and weather
List view record 64: Breaking the mold : changing the face of climate scienceList view anchor tag for record 64: Breaking the mold : changing the face of climate science
List view record 65: Bright new worldList view anchor tag for record 65: Bright new world
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Bright new world

Forde, Cindy2022
Books
A new take on environmental and social awareness that focuses on the amazing possible future rather than just the negatives, in order to inspire children to take action against climate change, poverty, inequality and pollution. Bright New World is a lavishly illustrated glimpse into a future not ...
List view record 66: The bushfire book : how to be aware and prepareList view anchor tag for record 66: The bushfire book : how to be aware and prepare
List view record 67: Bushfires in AustraliaList view anchor tag for record 67: Bushfires in Australia
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Bushfires in Australia

Lesley John2020
Books
Thousands of years ago Indigenous Australians developed ways of managing bushfires so that the landscapes they cared for would not suffer catastrophic destruction. Today firefighters also undertake hazard reduction burns to keep areas safe from monster bushfires.
List view record 68: Can mushrooms save the world? : discover the science behind mycologyList view anchor tag for record 68: Can mushrooms save the world? : discover the science behind mycology
List view record 69: Can predicting the weather save lives? : discover the science behind meteorologyList view anchor tag for record 69: Can predicting the weather save lives? : discover the science behind meteorology
List view record 70: Can trees talk to each other? : discover the science behind dendrologyList view anchor tag for record 70: Can trees talk to each other? : discover the science behind dendrology
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