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Abstract

In October 2004 a group of artists (all male photographers and one writer (female)) entered the Tarkine rainforest (Tasmania) for 8 days to record visually and textually the life they encountered there. The result would later be published in a collection sponsored by World Wildlife Fund, and Angus and Robertson. The essay is a daily account of the author's experience with rainforest biota.(Wildcare Tasmania Nature Writing Prize)

Item Type:	Article
Authors/Creators:	Cranston, CA
Keywords:	Tarkine; rainforest; Corinna; Tree Fern; celery-top pine; Pieman River; Alexander Pearce; Petaanidik; Dave Warth; Troy Melville; Rob Gray; Glen Turvy; Savage River; Geoff Murray; myrtles; Horizonal forest; climbing heath; native laurel; mountain pepper; Black Currawongs; yabby; Longback River; Gondwanaland; Natural Arch; grey shrike-thrush; leatherwood; Loic Le Guilly;Dave James; orange-bellied parrot; Savage River Rainforest Corridor; Longback Ridge; thamnic rainfores; callidendrous rainforest; Jarrah Keenan; Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoos; Sassafras; Dave James; dogwood; kangaroo fern; Tasmanian Devils;spotted-tail quoll; eastern quoll; button-grass plains; Road to Nowhere; Meredith Ranges; banksia; yello-pupiled eyebright; swamp antechinus; lerps; scrubtit; Bark Hut Camp; wattle; stinkwood; thylacine; Rocky Cape; Craig Garland; Pieman Heads; Southern Ocean; Rupert Point; kelp; cormorants; native pig face; yellow pimelia; bauer; swans; white-bellied sea-eagle; Donaldson River; crayfish; Sargasso Sea; Conical Rocks Point; red-necked wallaby; Darvis; Mount Ramsay; leech
Journal or Publication Title:	Island
ISSN:	1035-3127
Additional Information:	First published by Island. Non-fiction prose
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