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An Explorer's Notebook is an exhilarating selection of Tim Flannery's essays and articles written over a period of twenty-five years.

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Reveals ninety of the world's most amazing creatures. Peter Schouten's spectacular paintings and Tim Flannery's thought-provoking text bring to life these astonishing animals that represent evolution at its most remarkable and nature at its most beautiful and bizarre.

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A book about a scientist and a continent, a work of travel and natural history, of contemporary culture and the patterns of history. The author encounters ancient Aboriginal cultures, examines Europeans trying to understand this singular environment, and conducts an enquiry into the evolution of the kangaroo.

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Accompanying the release of his new book Life: Selected Writings, this new format of Europe presents one of Tim Flannery's most exciting works of non-fiction.

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The first bookfor children from renowned author and scientist Professor Tim Flannery, exploring theworlds weirdest and most fascinating animals in all their bizarre glory!

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Discover the world of elephantswith explorer and scientist Tim Flannery!

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An extraordinary exploration of evolution and sustainability. Our success as a species has had disastrous effects on many of the Earth's ecosystems. But equally, we are now equipped as never before to explore our true relationship with the planet. This is not just a dazzling account of life on our planet. It will change the way you live.

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In the tradition of Birth of Sydney, award winning author Tim Flannery has brought together a fascinating, quirky collection of contemporary stories describing the making of the great Southern city. This book brings Melbourne's first sixty five years vibrantly and unforgettably to life.

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The best-selling and spectacular anthology of writing about the creation of Australia's oldest city is now available in paperback. Superbly introduced by Tim Flannery, it includes the voices of everyone from Aboriginal women to Russian sailors, from Charles Darwin to Mark Twain.

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An urgent and essential call to arms from one of Australias most respected climate scientists, Tim Flannery. A compelling and solution-focused declaration of the action required to win the climate battle, and how change must start in our board rooms and parliaments.

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The sequel to Tim Flannery's The Future Eaters explores the creation of the North American continent, and the evolution of its modern landscape. Flannery describes the development of North America's flora, and the immigration of animals to and from Europe, Asia and South America, demonstrating how species have adapted.

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(Paperback)

Tim Flannery makes this urgent issue completely accessible. He tells the fascinating story of climate change over millions of years to help us understand the predicament we face. But burning fossil fuels we are increasing the levels of green house gases in our atmosphere, causing our planet to become warmer.

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Tim Flannery's bestselling account of his adventures in Papua New Guinea. Join Tim Flannery, one of the world's greatest scientist- writers on his unforgettable journey into the heart of a mysterious land. 2004-5 HSC Advanced English prescribed text: Module A - Comparative study of texts; Elective 2 - In the wild.

(Paperback, New edition)

Most of us suspect that climate change is happening, but is it a terrible threat to our world or an exaggerated beat up Or is it something in between, an issue that humanity must eventually face, but not yet Ages 12+

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Anthology of the remarkable writings of the explorers of Australia from the seventeenth century to the present day. Dampier, Cook, Sturt, Mitchell and Wills as well as a host of other unforgettable travellers are here. Ages 8+.

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Twenty-five years ago, a young curator of mammals from the Australian Museum in Sydney set out to research the fauna of the Pacific Islands.

(Paperback, 48th edition)

This essay is both a wake-up call to the consequences of unrestrained development, and an examination of the underlying thinking -- the view of the natural world that sees it as something either to be put to use or traded off. By contrast, Flannery asks, how might we best understand, conserve and co-exist with the natural world

(Paperback, 9th edition)

Flannery ignites the population debate and asks how many people Australia can really support. He argues that there is no conflict between maintaining the highest standard of human rights and achieving an environmentally sustainable population for Australia.