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A superb tribute to the New Zealand landscape photography of Whites Aviation. These hand-coloured photographs were a sensation in the 1950s and 1970s, adorning offices and lounges throughout the land. First presented in Peter Alsop's bestseller 'Hand-Coloured New Zealand', the interest in these retro photos continue to remain high.

(Hardback)

'A Hidden World' is a photographic tribute to the beautiful but little-known world of NZ fungi.In this book Paula Vigus showcases these remarkable organisms, which play a crucial role in our ecosystems. But because so many fungi are tiny and not easily found, most New Zealanders have no idea how extraordinary this hidden world is.

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Caring for Kahurangi is the story of volunteer group Friends of Flora, one of the most successful community-led conservation projects in New Zealand. For the last 25 years, they have been trapping predators, translocating birds, surveying and monitoring, determined to restore the biodiversity of Flora, this rugged corner in Kahurangi National Park.

(Hardback, 2nd Revised edition)

'Craig Potton New Zealand' is a revised edition of the classic large format photographic book from one of NZs greatest landscape photographers. Craig Pottons photos range from his dramatic photography of landscapes from both islands, including mountains, lakes, rivers, seascapes, and his beautifully composed and complex forest interiors

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At just 7 years old, Emilie walks 3,000 km of New Zealands Te Araroa Trail with her mum. Battling mud, wasps, and mountains, she discovers courage, connection, and the magic of nature. A true story of resilience and wonder, told in Emilies fresh, funny and heartfelt voice, Emilie Walks Te Araroa, is perfect for readers aged 8-12 years.

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'Feathers of Aotearoa' is a beautiful and original book featuring Niels Meyer-Westfelds exquisite artwork of the feathers of New Zealands native birds. Alongside explanations of their function, it covers all our best-known species, from the long wing feathers of the albatross to the tiny, insulating feathers of a penguin.

(Hardback)

Written by Olivia McCord, 'The Floral Dream' is a practical and inspiring guide for New Zealand home gardeners who dream of growing their own cut flowers. Whether the reader is new to gardening or already has dirt under their nails, this book offers down-to-earth advice on how to grow beautiful blooms in the backyard.

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.The story of the helicopter deer recovery era in Fiordland is told through the lives of three brothers, Gary, Mark and Kim Hollows. A story of adventure, luck, and colourful characters, it is also a touching and poignant account of the true cost of this era, all set within the magnificent Fiordland National Park.

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Rockpools is an intriguing glimpse into the creatures that inhabit these low-tide wonderlands. Ned Barraud has presented a delightful guide, with stunning illustrations, for exploring rockpools for both kids and their parents, with stunning colourful illustrations.

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'Tableland', is the comprehensive history of the area behind Mt Arthur in Kahurangi National Park. It is full of the characters who lived, worked and played in this much loved backcountry. Beautifully illustrated with the authors photography as well as a wide range of historical material and photos.

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East is a sampling of 136 of Stanley Palmer's works ranging across four decades. From early woodcuts through Palmer's unique bamboo engravings, to his delicate monoprints and evocative paintings, this extensive selection celebrates the work of one of our most-loved and prolific artists and also our own edge of the Pacific.

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