(Hardback)

A very personal mix of memoir and natural history from the author of Liquid Gold.

(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)

Confrontations between Japanese whalers and Sea Shepherd activists make for exciting news reports during the Australian summer. But the sensational headlines and dramatic footage - eco warriors pitted against the might of the Japanese state - fail to scratch the surface of the complex forces that drive each side's actions.

(Paperback)

Poole, Western Australia's first conservator of forests, is the flawed hero of this biography. Fired by the ideals of forest conservation and its science, he followed their dictates in WA and across the world. Poole was the first man to attempt the task of managing and preserving the state's magnificent jarrah and karri forests.