The biota of the Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment : reconstruction and restoration
Recher, Harry F., 1938-UUUU
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Despite 200 years of European settlement, the Hawkesbury -Nepean catchment sustains a rich and diverse fauna. This is a consequence of the largely sandstone environments that are unsuitable for human development. This article discusses the restoration and reconstruction of the biota (ecosystem) of the Hawkesbury-Nepean catchment area.
Main title:
The biota of the Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment : reconstruction and restoration / by H. F. Recher, P.A., Hutchings and S. Rosen.
Imprint:
Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales, August 1993
Collation:
38 pages : maps, photographs (black and white)
Notes:
Published in Australian zoologist, August 1993, Vol 29 (1-2) pp 3-41
Dewey class:
333.9162
Language:
English
Subject:
Land settlement -- Hawkesbury-Nepean River Valley (N.S.W.) -- Environmental aspects -- HistoryEcosystems -- Hawkesbury-Nepean River Valley (N.S.W.)Aboriginal Australians -- Environmental aspects -- Hawkesbury-Nepean River Valley (N.S.W.)Environmental heritage -- Hawkesbury-Nepean River Valley (N.S.W.)Geomorphology -- Hawkesbury-Nepean River Valley (N.S.W.)Biogeomorphology -- Hawkesbury-Nepean River Valley (N.S.W.)Hawkesbury-Nepean River Valley (N.S.W.) -- HistoryHawkesbury-Nepean River (N.S.W.) -- Environmental aspects
BRN:
58501
| Location | Collection | Call number | Status/Desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research | Local Book | 333.9162 BIO | Not for loan (Set: 10 Feb 2016) |