Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS)

Tasmanian wilderness, world heritage values, edited by S.J. Smith and M.R. Banks

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Tasmanian wilderness

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edited by S.J. Smith and M.R. Banks

world heritage values

Wilderness and history -- Physical environment: geology, geomorphology and soils -- Karst resources and cave biology -- Past environments and Gondwana connection -- Pleistocene archaeology -- Holocene Aboriginal settlement patterns -- Historic heritage -- Alpine ecosystems -- Rainforest -- Flora and fauna of the sclerophyll ecosystems -- Buttongrass moorland ecosystems -- Fauna and flora of the lakes and tarns -- Streams and rivers -- the biological sgnificance of coastline in the roaring forties latitudes -- Threatened, rare and localised plants and animals: an overivew -- Management of natural and cultural values and presentation to visitors -- Significance to Tasmanian Aborigines -- The limites of cost-benefit analysis when applied to wilderness assets: a review coordinators and contributors -- References and bibliography -- Illustrations -- Colour plates