Nature

A field guide to the plants and animals found on the seashores of south-eastern Australia, covering the coastline from Port Lincoln in South Australia to the Hawkesbury River in New South Wales, and Tasmania. Written by four marine biologists, the book covers around 240 species found on rocky, sandy and muddy shores — with colour photographs and notes on identification, habitat and ecology for each.

Helen Gee's history of the campaigns to protect Tasmania's native forests — from the early conservation battles of the 1960s and 1970s through to the sustained conflict over old-growth logging and wilderness that defined Tasmanian environmental politics through the 1980s and 1990s. The Tasmanian forest campaigns were among the most sustained and bitterly contested environmental struggles in Australian history.

Both of Mineral Resources Tasmania's current fossicking and gem mineral reference booklets together in one purchase — a saving over buying them separately:

- Fossicking Areas in Tasmania (43 pages, Feb 2023) — the official guide to designated fossicking areas across the state, with access information and notes on what to look for at each location.

- Occurrences of Gemstone Minerals in Tasmania (44 pages, Oct2023, 9th ed) — an A to Z guide to the gemstone minerals found in Tasmania, with colour photographs throughout.

A fold-out laminated field guide to the fungi of Tasmania — colour illustrated, weatherproof and compact enough to take on any walk.