Tallest Trees In Tasmania
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Tallest Trees
Tallest Trees delves into the fascinating world of the Earth's arboreal giants, exploring their crucial role in forest ecology and global climate balance. It highlights how these trees, such as the Sequoia and Eucalyptus, are keystone species, with their health intrinsically linked to the planet's well-being. Did you know that the tallest trees create unique microclimates that support diverse ecosystems? Or that their immense size makes them vital for carbon sequestration, playing a significant part in mitigating climate change? The book progresses systematically, first introducing notable species and their ecosystems, then examining their role in climate regulation, and finally exploring effective conservation strategies. Drawing upon data from dendrochronology and ecological surveys, Tallest Trees integrates scientific rigor with an accessible narrative style, making complex concepts understandable for a broad audience. It emphasizes the urgent need for reforestation and conservation efforts, advocating for global cooperation to protect these vital ecosystems and address environmental policy related to forest management.
Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania
Vols.for 1878,1879,1881,1884 contain "List of fellows and members."
Australia's Remarkable Trees
Elephantine Boabs dot the Kimberley region of Western Australia; Cattle rub against giant Bottle Trees and Ironbarks in Queensland, and Strangler Figs with 40-metre girths thrive in our northern rainforests. Snow Gums and Shining Gums eke out their lives on our icy mountain tops and prehistoric-looking Bunya Pines, which once looked down on the dinosaurs, grow in a few isolated places in Australia's north-east. Australia's Remarkable Trees explores the extraordinary lives of fifty of Australia's oldest, largest and most unusual trees. Richly illustrated with more than 500 photographs, writer Richard Allen and photographer Kimbal Baker went to the far reaches of Australia-travelling more than 60 000 kilometres-to photograph them and tell their stories. Australia's Remarkable Trees is not just a celebration of Australia's great trees. It also prompts us to look to the future to see what lies in store for them. It is a call to arms to preserve and protect our oldest and most magnificent living things, and the forests and wilderness in which they live