A Field Guide to the National Parks of Victoria

by Alan Fairley

Rigby, 1982 [First Edition], ISBN 0727016342, photographic colour plates, black and white maps, hardcover, dust-jacket

Very Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing to edges and corners, minor graze mark to front end-paper, no inscriptions; Dust-jacket shows minor edge and shelf wear with minor rubbing to edges and corners (see photographs)

"This book is an interesting, practical, an well-informed guide to all aspects of reserves managed by the National Parks Service in Victoria: history, geology, flora, fauna, walks, access, ad recreational capabilities.
The State is divided into several parts, which are shown on a map of Victoria, and within these parts each national park has its own chapter with a detailed, localised map that shows the main features of the park and the various entry points.  Other reserves, such as State parks, coastal parks, etc., are grouped into one chapter at the end of each part.
From Lower Glenelg in the extreme south-west to Burrowa-Pine Mountain in the far north-east, from the mountains and snow of the Alps to the lowland of the desert, every conceivable type of soil, vegetation, animal, and beauty is described within these pages."