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Tropical Topics An interpretive newsletter
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Document Date: 2012-07-07 12:33:25


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City

Townsville / /

Company

Biogeography No. 6 Oxford University Press / Flinders Island Group / Treeforce / /

Country

Australia / /

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Event

Man-Made Disaster / Extinction / Natural Disaster / /

Facility

Port Authority / plant Magnetic / shelter in. / Thorsborne Trail / Plant Communities / /

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IndustryTerm

park infrastructure / economical green harvesting machinery / important food source / chemical reaction / food / energy / community / human food / low oil content / important food / appropriate tool / /

NaturalFeature

Mixed Forests / Hinchinbrook Island / Cedar Bay / Lindeman island / Lizard Island / Cape Tribulation / Emmagen Creek / Jourama Falls / Cape York Prescribed / Mt Spurgeon / Hypipamee Crater / Mt Isa / Fitzroy Island / On Magnetic Island / Sclerophyll forest / Norman Reef / South Molle island / /

Organization

DoE / Reef Casino Benefit Trust Fund / Rural Fire Division of the Queensland Fire Service Available / PO / Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage / Department of Environment Available / Federal Government / Consultative Committee for Cassowary Conservation / Cairns City Council / Oxford University / Port Authority / Wet Tropics Management Authority / Australian Academy of Science / Environmental Protection Agency / /

Person

Bennett Walker / Paul Adam Oxford Monographs / Cook Highway / Robin A. Buchanan / Lesley Williams / Stella Martin / /

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Position

Captain / Editor / local Fire Warden / author / Governor / land manager / ranger / hunter / skipper / /

Region

southern Australia / /

URL

www.wettropics.gov.au / /

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