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Next Symposium of the Linnean Society of NSW
VOLCANOES OF NORTHWEST NEW SOUTH WALES:
EXPLORING
RELATIONSHIPS AMONG GEOLOGY, FLORA, FAUNA
AND FIRES
When: 24-26 September 2018 (Field trip to
the Warrumbungles National Park on 27 September)
At: Coonabarabran Visitors Centre, John
Street (Newell Highway) NSW
Click HERE to go to the Symposium Page. Click HERE to download our information leaflet and REGISTRATION FORM
Latest Publications
Field Guide to the Royal National Park
The Linnean Society of NSW is pleased to offer this up-to-date and comprehensive 176 page guide, profusely illustrated in colour, to the natural history of the Royal National Park: its geology and geomorphology; plants and vegetation; mammals, birds, frogs and reptiles; insects, spiders and non-marine molluscs.Edited by Robert J. King
$14.95 + $4.50 postage (within Australia)
Members' Price $11 Post Paid
Click here to download an order form.
Official Guide to the National Park of NSW
This beautiful 128 page hardcover facsimile edition of the 1902 Official Guide to the National Park of New South Wales is complete with original map and 23 plates. The fascinating text describes the history and the beauties of the park through the eyes of the author more than 110 years ago.
This is a limited print run so don’t miss out.
$14.95 + $4.50 postage (within Australia)
Members' Price $11 + $4.50 postage (within Australia)
Click here to download an order form.
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