Kangaroo Management + Kangaroo Biology (engl.) je 4 S.

The most commonly asked questions about kangaroos & wallabies are answered in this handy pocket-sized book, with particular emphasis on fascinating behavioral insights.

Answers such questions as: what is the difference between a kangaroo & wallaby?, why do kangaroos hop?, are kangaroos dangerous?, do kangaroos really box?, what is a rock-wallaby?, can you have a pet kangaroo?, what is an alpha male?, what is a mob?, how do they breed?, how do kangaroos give birth?, why doesn't a joey fall out?, can culling cause extinction?, do kangaroos eat meat?, what were prehistoric roos like?, and many many more.

Filled with color photos on every page.

In Koala's Big Day, a baby koala travels with his mother and the other koalas to a gum tree covered in enough fresh, tasty leaves for everyone to join the party.

A Steve Parish Kids Story Book

One of Australia's favourite animals embarks on a page-turning adventure.

Reading for enjoyment for 3-6 year olds.

For ages 3 - 6 years old. A Steve Parish Story Book.

This volume presents inter- and transdisciplinary reflections on nature and environment in Australia in different but interrelated contexts at the intersection of the humanities and the social sciences.

The wide scope of the volume includes contributions from anthropological (and ethnographic), historical, geographical (and urbanistic), as well as legal, linguistic, literary and media perspectives, highlighting the productive intersections between these different approaches.

The overall goal is to show their inseparability in the concerted efforts to meet the environmental challenges of our time. The specific situation of Australia in the context of the current global environmental crisis is connected to the effects of climate change in relation to the post-colonial destruction of the ecological balance through interventions in fauna and flora and the exploitation of natural resources.

The nexus between ecocide and genocide is thus at the core of Australian postcolonial ecocriticism, laying bare the links between and persistence of the ongoing histories of colonization, globalization and environmental destruction.

One keen koala and all the animal friends are ready for school! Count along in this beautiful introduction to the fun of school from two of Australia's favourite award-winning picture book creators.

Woolly Wombat - an Australian classic - 40 years and still counting!

Humorous illustrations depict fourteen Australian animals, introduced in rhyme, along with the numbers from one to fourteen.