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posted on 2023-05-25, 22:49 authored by Cranston, CA
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)

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Publication title

Island

Article number

101

Number

101

Pagination

39-52

ISSN

1035-3127

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  • Published

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First published by Island. Non-fiction prose

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