Describes the wonders of Australia's Kakadu National Park and discusses the life of the local Gagudju people

Kakadu: Looking After the Country the Gagudju Way

History

Breeden, Stanley

Wright, Belinda

Australia & Oceania

Simon&Schuster

Butterflies: Monarchs, Moths & More--Up Close & Unexpected (Close Up: A Focus on Nature)

Discusses the characteristics and behavior of butterflies, shows a variety of species, and discusses metamorphosis and migration

Children's Books

Hunt, Joni Phelps

Animals

Silver Burdett Pr

National Geographic filmmakers Belinda Wright and Stanley Breeden have spent twenty astonishing years living, filming, and writing in the Indian jungles, and this gorgeous book is both a lyrical photographic memoir of their encounters with Indian wildlife and a gripping account of the ongoing fight to save a wondrous world that may soon be gone forever.

Through the Tiger's Eyes: A Chronicle of India's Wildlife

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Ten Speed Pr

4to., [27.75cm/11in], paperbound with pictorial covers, pp. 80. Fully illustrated with color photos

Sharing culture Kakadu

Steve Parish Pub

Sharing culture Ulur̲u

Spotlighting the finest wildflowers in the southwestern Australia, this reference blends travel narrative with exquisite photography, shedding light on an area so rich and varied that it has been designated one of the world’s 39 “hotspots” of biodiversity. This stunning exploration encapsulates the rich variety of colors, shapes, textures, nuances, and combinations of the region’s foliage with unique macro images from a pair of award-winning photographers.

Wildflower Country: Discovering Biodiversity in Australia's South-West

Arts & Photography

Breeden, Kaisa

Photography & Video

Fremantle Press

Filled with photographic innovation and vision, this book journeys to Queensland’s tropical rainforest, capturing not only the moods and cycles of this unique area, but also its very essence. Telling the story of flowering plant evolution through camera lenses, the collection demonstrates why few places in Australia are of such pivotal ecological importance as the tropical rainforests of northeast Queensland.

Rainforest Country: An Intimate Portrait of Australia's Tropical Rainforest

Award-winning nature photographers Stanley and Kaisa Breeden explore Australia’s small animal life to reveal the wonder and beauty of looking closely into nature. Their specially developed digital photography techniques make it possible to see intriguing details you may never have suspected were there.

Small Wonders: A Close Look at Nature's Miniatures

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