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Rainforest Trees and Shrubs. A field guide to their identification in Victoria, New South Wales and subtropical Queensland using vegetative features. Gwen Harden, Bill McDonald, John Williams (2006)
Price – $50

Weeds of the Sunshine Coast. A field guide for identification of weeds common throughout Cooloola, Fraser Island and South-east Queensland. Methods of Weed control and disposal are discussed. Joan Heavey and Sonia MacDonald (2013)
Price – $45

Grasses. Native and Introduced grasses of the Noosa Biosphere Reserve and Surrounding Regions. A starting point to the study of grasses with full size images of 63 native and 45 introduced grasses. Sonia MacDonald and Stephanie Haslam (2009)
Price – $40

Sedges Rushes & Restiads of the Noosa Biosphere and Surrounding Regions. The book is intended as a starting point in the study of sedges, rushes and restiads. It contains full size images of local sedges, rushes and restiads. Written by Sonia MacDonald and Stephanie Haslam
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Australian Stingless Bees. A Guide to Sugarbag Beekeeping. A handbook for anyone interested in keeping native honey bees. John Klumpp (2007)
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Discovering Aboriginal Plant Use. Journeys of an Australian Anthropologist. Descriptions of the plants used by Aboriginal People in different regions of Australia and that contribute to their distinctiveness. Philip A Clarke (2014)
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If you are heading toward Queensland’s Sunshine Coast this summer, you may want to get hold of a copy of this little book. It’s a passport to the cool and beautiful forest of the Conondales, the largest patch of subtropical rainforest and associated eucalyptus forest remaining in the hinterland. The Conondale Range National Park is the result of a 25 year-long campaign by the book’s authors, the Conondale Range Committee, to preserve what they describe as a botanical and biological wonderland. By this they mean not just the forest itself, but also the plants, birds, and animals that depend on this ecosystem for survival.
Price – $15