24 page booklet with Cloured Photographs of the wildlife in the little desert.Paper cover with colour Photograph of a female Western Grey Kagaroo with a joey in pouch. title in orange insert in brown and white print. Author in orange insert in white print.Little Desert Wildlife An Illustrated Checklist. Lower right: I.R. McCannstawell, wildlife.

Hector originally lived on Phillip Island and drew many locally based cartoons. Julie Box has remained in contact.Painted mural on metal of local wildlife. mural, painting, wildlife, cowes, phillip island, penguins, seals, koalas

Dogs illegally off-leash are chasing wild life in Antonio Park. No. 21 Wattle Valley Road will be converted into parkland to support wildlife.No. 490 - 500 Burwood Highway, Vermont South is for sale again after selling for almost $30 million two years ago. Heritage protection applies to the building and garden.wild life, antonio park mitcham, wattle valley road, mitcham no. 21

'Haven for wildlife' article on new wetland habitat at Campbells Croft, including colour photo from Whitehorse Gazette, 30 October 1996.'Haven for wildlife' article on new wetland habitat at Campbells Croft.campbells croft, parks and reserves

Four men stand holding a Land for Wildlife sign. Left to right: Anton Wray, DNRE Representative, B. McKenzie (PUC), Ron Dickson, Science. If you can assist with infrormation on this photograph please use the email link below. gippsland campus collection, gippsland institute of advanced education, anton wray, ron dickson, b. mckenzie

A Detective Booklet - 12 pages - put out by Fisheries and Wildlife Division to use when walking on the Cape Woolamai Trails. The dectictive is Shearwater Holmes and he's looking with your help for clues - like footprints or plants. All a bit of fun as well as education. 2 x booklets donated.Format by Alan J Reid, Gould League of Vic. No '79cape woolamai, the woolamai detective trail booklet, fisheries and wildlife, ministry for conservation, maurice schinkel

Banyule City Council is a participant in the federal Natural Heritage Trust Wildlife corridor programWhite plastic sign printed in dark blue and maroonnative fauna, banyule city council

Banyule City Council's program to protect and re-establish wildlife corridors and habitat links within Banyule55 p. black and white illustrations, spiral bindingnative flora, native fauna, banyule city council

This poster shows the habitat and wildlife corridors within the City of Banyule, including the Darebin Creek catchment and Plenty and Yarra river catchments.Colour poster, folded, printed on bot sides.native fauna, wildlife corridors, wildlife habitat

``Newspaper clipping from "The Mail", 4-7-95, P 6. NEWS WATCH- Scheme to boost land for wildlife Maroondah City Council is pushing to have several local reserves awarded "Land for Wildlife" status in an effort to protect local flora and fauna. A council reserve at the western end of Tereddan Drive in Kilsyth South was recently awarded Land for Wildlife Status`

This certificate enabled Mrs Oswin Roberts to keep Edward, the koala at her home. Florence Oswin married Rajah Roberts.Small brown leather folder with 2 certificates of authority as Assistant Inspector for Mrs Oswin RobertsCertificate of Authority No. 237 This Certificate is issued to Mrs Florence Oswin Roberts of Broadwater Cowes as an Assistant Inspector under the Fisheries and Game Acts. Issued Melbourne 1938. Second certificate is identical but issued in 1952.certificate, florence oswin roberts, edward the koala

Australian Government informing Australians about endangered Australian species in an effort to save and protect them.Kiewa Valley has some endangered species eg. pygmy possum;43 glossy two-sided pages each with an endangered Australian species photo and information. Dated 1978kiewa valley, endangered species

Soft cover 104-page book of photographic prints of local Warrandyte scenery featuring flora and fauna with descriptive captions. Photography by Bill McAuley, Denise Illing and Bill Sandel; Artwork: Stephen Freeman, Fox Hole Design; Printed by: Courtney Colour Graphics; Proofreading: Cherie Moselen; Digital Imaging: Rob Kas.

Hardcover w/ Dust Jacketnature, wildlife conservation, rare animals, walsh st library

An article advising Council approval has been given to the Blackburn Lake Sanctuary Advisory Committee to construct an anchored 1.98m x 3.4m floating island in the lake to provide a safe haven for birds. The committee would provide $500 towards the cost with support from students at Forest Hill Secondary College.Council approval has been given to the Blackburn Lake Sanctuary Advisory Committee to construct an anchored 1.98m x 3.4m floating island in the lake to provide a safe haven for birds. blackburn lake sanctuary, blackburn lake advisory committee, blackburn lake committee of management, payne, ann, birds, spurr, noel, forest hill secondary college

Soft Cover Slightly larger than A7 size, Picture on cover is Karri Forest with a flowering understorey 72 pages

The house at 21 Wattle Valley Road, Mitcham will be demolished to provide a park & wildlife corridor between Yarran Dheran and Antonio Park Newlands.The house at 21 Wattle Valley Road, Mitcham will be demolished. wattle valley road, mitcham, no. 21, parks and reserves, city of whitehorse, yarran dheran, antonio park newlands

Rotary Art Show wildlife artist Dawn Stubbs nearest camera Mechanics Hall Lakes Entrance VictoriaBlack and white photograph taken at the Rotary Art Show wildlife artist Dawn Stubbs nearest camera Mechanics Hall Lakes Entrance Victoriaarts, exhibition

This magazine promotes the protection of wildlife and the need for proper management of national parks. Its editor Crosbie Morrison lobbied for a National Parks Authority which was finally set up under Morrison's directorship in 1957. During the 1940's and 1950's Crosbie Morrison (1900 - 1958) became Australia's best known naturalist. As a journalist with commercial radio and the Australian Broadcasting Commission, he made regular national nature study broadcasts to schools and other radio listeners for 20 years. He was the editor of Wild Life, a magazine which fostered interest in Australia's natural history and conservation, from 1938-54. (ref. CHAH web-site)This magazine reflects the work and legacy of Crosbie Morrison who campaigned for Victoria's national park system.A 100 pp magazine, covers missing, with b/ w photographs and articles on wildlife. It was intended for campers and those interested in nature. This is Volume 14 No 1.stamp of High School Orbostmagazine-wildlife morrison-crosbie natural-science