Shark Bay: Twin Bays on the Edge

Name: Shark Bay: Twin Bays on the Edge
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Thomson-Dans, Carolyn.
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Where else in the world can you meet a dolphin on the shore of a white sandy beach, in an astounding World Heritage Area? Or stand on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean on Western Australia’s largest island? There is nowhere else like Shark Bay on Earth! The Shark Bay World Heritage Area is a place of immense timelessness and immeasurable biological values. Shark Bay: Twin Bays on the Edge explores the bay’s unique history and natural heritage – both under water and above.

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SKU: 12321 Categories: australia, General, New Books, travel

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Department of Environment and Conservation, September 2008. 152 pages, Octavo, oblong format, colour photographs.

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