Book - A Field Guide to the National Parks of Victoria, Alan Fairley, January 1, 1982

Physical description

A volume of ‎ 363 pages 363 pages including 32 colour photos as well as illustrations and maps. It also includes a detailed index and bibliography.

Summary

This book serves as a comprehensive guide to reserves managed by the National Parks Service in Victoria, covering various aspects like history, geology, flora, fauna, and recreational activities. It divides Victoria into several parts, each with dedicated chapters for national parks, including detailed maps and entry points. Other reserves like State and coastal parks are grouped in a separate chapter.

The content spans the diverse landscapes of Victoria, from Lower Glenelg to Burrowa Pine Mountain and the Alps to the desert, describing various types of soil, vegetation, animals, and natural beauty.

It is intended for individuals who appreciate the outdoors, conservation, and bushwalking in the Australian bush.

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