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Department of Environment and Conservation DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND CONSERVATION Ephemera PR14881 To view items in the Ephemera collection, contact the State Library of Western Australia CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR14881/1 Purnululu National Park World Heritage Area. Information and walk trail guide. Fold-out leaflet. 2006. 3 copies PR14881/2 Barna Mia. Fold-out leaflet. 2006. PR14881/3 Ningaloo Marine Park & Cape Range National Park Holiday activities. 1p. October 2006. D. PR14881/4 Healthy Wetland Habitats. Fold-out leaflet. 2006. PR14881/5 Skills for nature Conservation. Training Calendar March to June. 1p. 2007. D PR14881/6 Walpole Wilderness discovery – Swarbrick. Card. 2006. PR14881/7 Tell us about your experience! Your feedback is important to us. Fold-out leaflet. 2006. PR14881/8 Valley of the Giants tree top walk. Summer in the Tingles, holiday activity program. 26 December 2006 – 20 January 2007. Fold-out leaflet. PR14881/9 Your guide to Rowley Shoals Marine Park. Fold out brochure. 2006. D PR14881/10 Parks of the Coral Coast. Fold-out leaflet. 2006. PR14881/11 Ningaloo Marine Park Sanctuary Zones and Muiron Islands Marine Management area. Fold out leaflet. 2006. PR14881/12 Waterbombing safety – remain clear of waterbombing drop zones. 1p. Undated. PR14881/13 Karijini Calling! The Junior Ranger Activity Paper for 6 to12 year olds. A3 Fold out leaflet. 2006. PR14881/14 Williams’ spider orchid. Endangered Flora of Western Australia 2p. Undated. PR14881/15 Nearer to nature: Summer 2007. Events program booklet. Colour. 8p. 2007. PR14881/16 Seed conservation. Supporting the survival of plant diversity in Western Australia. Fold-out leaflet. Undated. D PR14881/17 Skills for Nature Conservation. Training calendar July to November 2007. A4 leaflet. 2007. D PR14881/18 Sustainable gardening using compost. Fold-out leaflet. (?2007) PR14881/19 Worm farming. Fold-out leaflet. (?2007) PR14881/20 Home composting. Fold-out leaflet. (?2007) PR14881/21 Have you seen this plant? Hook-point poison (Gastrolobium hamulosum). Critically endangered plant. Leaflet. 2007. D PR14881/22 Have you seen this plant? Hairy phalanx grevillea (Grevillea dryandroides subsp. hirsuta). Critically endangered plant. Leaflet. 2007. D PR14881/23 Have you seen this plant? Dalwallinu eremophila (Eremophila pinnatifida ms). Critically endangered plant. Leaflet. 2007. D PR14881/24 Have you seen this plant? Varnish bush (Eremophila viscida). Critically endangered plant. Leaflet. 2007. D PR14881/25 Have you seen this plant? Pythara grevillea (Grevillea pythara). Critically endangered plant. Leaflet. 2007. D PR14881/26 Avon’s most wanted. The search is on for the Avon Basin’s rare fauna. Fold-out PR14881 Page 1 of 6 Copyright SLWA ©2018 CALL NO. DESCRIPTION brochure. 2007. D PR14881/27 Watching whales. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. D PR14881/28 Fees and charges: a visitors guide. Information about national parks and camping areas. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. D PR14881/29 Fishing for rock lobster in WA. 2007/2008 season. Fold-out leaflet. Aug 2007. PR14881/30 Crocodiles. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. D PR14881/31 Subscribe to Landscope magazine. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/32 Exploring the parks of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge. Information about locations, camping and things to do in the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Park. A4 folded brochure. 2006. D PR14881/33 Nearer to nature. Signs of spring 2007. Events list. 2007. PR14881/34 Stars and telescopes. Perth Observatory visitor activities. 2006. PR14881/35 The best of the North West and South West Western Australia. Catalogue of Dept of Environment & Conservation publications. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/36 Peer support. An internal support program in which staff are trained to assist colleagues in times of need. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/37 Asbestos. Is your load legal? Card. 2007. PR14881/38 Parks of the Coral Coast. Cape Range National Park, Ningaloo Marine Park and Muiron Islands Marine Management Area. Fold-out leaflet. January 2007. PR14881/39 Conserving threatened ecological communities. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/40 Western Australian 2008 calendar presented by Landscope magazine. Staff order form. 2007. PR14881/41 Western Australian 2008 calendar presented by Landscope magazine. Volunteers and tour operators order form. 2007. PR14881/42 Campground hosting with the Department of Environment. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/43 Kennedy Range National Park. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/44 Aircraft noise and its effects. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/45 Mount Augustus National Park (Burringurrah). Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/46 Your guide to Rowley Shoals Marine Park. Fold out brochure. 2007. PR14881/47 Valley of the Giants. Construction of the Tree Top Walk. Brochure. 2007. D PR14881/48 Landscope expeditions. Includes ‘Seabirds and shipwrecks’ and ‘Loggerhead turtles of Dirk Hartog Island’. Invitation to participate in research expeditions. Flyer. 2007. D PR14881/49 Conserving our tuarts. Tuart Response Group formed to manage conservation and protection of tuart trees and ecosystems. Fold-out leaflet. No date. PR14881/50 TravelSmart Workplace: How workplaces can promote sustainable transport. Fold-out leaflet. No date (?2007). PR14881/51 Parks of the Perth Hills. Lane Poole Reserve park guide. Information about fees, facilities, trails and tracks in area. A4 leaflet. No date (c2008). PR14881/52 National, marine and regional parks in Western Australia. Brochure. 2007. PR14881/53 Purnululu National Park. World heritage area. History and places to visit. Newspaper format, 12p. 2008. PR14881/54 Red snakebush. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/55 Blunt wattle. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/56 Dark-bract banksia. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/57 Foote’s grevillea. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/58 Mt Lesueur grevillea. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. D PR14881/59 Koobabbie eremophila. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881 Page 2 of 6 Copyright SLWA ©2018 CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR14881/60 Wilson’s wattle. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/61 White featherflower. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/62 Three Springs daviesia. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/63 Spreading grevillea. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/64 Spiral-fruited wattle. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/65 Scaly-leaved featherflower. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. D PR14881/66 Sandplain duck orchid. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. D PR14881/67 Hook-point poison. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/68 Rough emu bush. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/69 Pungent jacksonia. Endangered flora of Western Australia. 2p. 2008. PR14881/70 Conserving threatened ecological communities. Fold-out leaflet. March 2008. PR14881/71 Purnululu National Park World Heritage Area. Information and walk trail guide. 12p. 2008. PR14881/72 Exploring the Walpole wilderness and surrounding areas. Folded brochure. 2007? PR14881/73 Walk the Bibbulmun Track. Folded brochure. 2007? PR14881/74 Francois Peron National Park. Information guide. Folded brochure. 2007. PR14881/75 Coral Bay in Ningaloo Marine Park. A guide to boating, moorings and other water activities in the Coral Bay area. Folded brochure. 2008. PR14881/76 Graham Farmer Freeway Tunnel air quality monitoring trial involving the community. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/77 Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk. Leaflet. 2007. PR14881/78 Pilbara and Eighty Mile Beach. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/79 Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. Information guide. Folded Brochure. 2007. D PR14881/80 Munda Biddi Trail. A forest cycling adventure. Fold-out leaflet. 2009. PR14881/81 Bernier and Dorre Islands. Nature reserve. A refuge for threatened wildlife. Fold- out leaflet. 2008. PR14881/82 Protecting our wetlands in Western Australia. Fold-out leaflet. 2006. PR14881/83 Fees and charges: a visitors guide. Information about national parks and camping areas. Fold-out leaflet. Undated [2008?]. PR14881/84 St John Brook conservation park. Nannup. Folded brochure. Undated [2008?]. D PR14881/85 Eagle View walk trail. John Forrest National Park. Information and walk trail guide. Fold-out leaflet. 2007. PR14881/86 Yanchep National Park. Information and visitors guide. Fold-out leaflet. Undated. PR14881/87 Controlling feral animals in the rangelands by Jacqui Richards and Dave Algar. 6p. Reprint from Landscope magazine Autumn 2008. PR14881/88 Landscope subscription renewal. 2p. 2009. PR14881/89 Declared rare flora and road maintenance. 1p. 2008. PR14881/90 Montebello Islands Marine Park. Map and information. Folded brochure. 2008. PR14881/91 Karijini National Park. Map and information. Folded brochure. 2007. D PR14881/92 Esperance national parks. Map and information. Folded brochure. 2008. PR14881/93 Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. Map and information. Folded Brochure. 2007. PR14881/94 Southern Forests Arts Festival. Brochure. 20 – 30 November 2006. PR14881/95 Operation Rangelands restoration. A 2020 vision. Booklet. 2007. PR14881/96 Contaminated sites. New laws for Western Australia. Fold-out leaflet. Undated. PR14881/97 Fitzgerald River National Park. Information and recreation guide. Folded brochure. 2007. PR14881/98 Guidelines for timing seed collections. Fold-out leaflet. Undated. PR14881 Page 3 of 6 Copyright SLWA ©2018 CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR14881/99
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