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Vegetation, fire and climate change in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area

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The landscapes stretch almost 250 km from north to south. Enormous variety types occur in this Greater Blue Mountains area, such as forests, rainforests, heathlands, wetlands, & grassy woodlands. Officially listed as a world heritage site in November 2000
Main title:
Vegetation, fire and climate change in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area / Kate Hammill and Liz Tasker
Author:
Hammill, KateTasker, ElizabethEnvironmental Trust (N.S.W.)New South Wales. National Parks and Wildlife ServiceNew South Wales. Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
Imprint:
Sydney NSW Dept. of Environment Climate Change &
Collation:
74 p. colour illustrations maps
Contents:
IntroductionFire in the Greater Blue MountainsVegetation of the Greater Blue MountainsClimate changeFurther readingReferencesAdditional tables
ISBN:
9781742930060 (pbk)
Dewey class:
363.69 VEG
Language:
English
Subject:
Ecology -- New South Wales -- Blue Mountains (NSW)World Heritage areas -- New South Wales -- Blue Mountains (NSW)Climatic changes -- New South Wales -- Blue Mountains (NSW)Blue Mountains (NSW) -- Environmental conditions
BRN:
46289
Bookmark link:
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