Kowari 5: Jervis Bay: A Place Of Cultural, Scientific & Educational Value by Cho, George, Ros Stoutjesdijk & Richard Longmore (eds)

Australian Nature Consrvation Agency Publication, Canberra 1995. 30.0 x 21.0cms, 204pp, b/w & colour illusts with loose maps; fine spiral bound softcover in slipcase. The chapters are: the Jervis Bay environment; Aboriginal landscapes & seascapes; European exploration & settlement; commercial fisheries; naval istory; the underwater world; geology, geomorphology, soils & earth resources; hydrology; water circulation; natural vegetation; heaths & scrubs; forest & woodland communities; Bherwerre Peninsula; Eastern long-neck turtles; threatened terrestial fauna; botanically significant flora; vertebrate pests & weeds; mangroves & saltmarshes; seagrasses; marine benthic algae; bristlebirds & ground parrots; shallow water fishes; dolphins; deepwater flora & fauna; water quality; the penguin; Jervis Bay Botanic Gardens...