"Wilsons Promontory Floods - March 2011" presented by Peter Kiernan.
"Stewart Island - The Anchor of New Zealand" presented by Mike Duncan.
Everett was actively involved in Australian native orchids and their conservation for 30 years. He also had some involvement with the ongoing taxonomic research into native orchids.
In June 2007 Everett Foster was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in the Queen's Birthday Honours List for service to the conservation of Australian Native Orchids.
Margaret is a retired primary school principal. Since coming to live in the Anglesea district she has worked on a wide variety of environmental issues, and has developed a keen interest in the local flora and fauna.
In January 2011 Margaret MacDonald was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in the Australia Day Honours List for service to the conservation of Australian Native Orchids.
Both authors are members of the Australasian Native Orchid Society. They know the Anglesea district well, and have long been interested in the orchids of the area. As season follows season they spend a great deal of time exploring orchid habitat, making observations and taking photographs. Their concern about the reduction of orchid habitat and the fact that many of the orchids are therefore becoming rarer and even facing extinction, has led to the production of their book.
MERCHANDISEANOS Geelong members Everett Foster OAM and Margaret MacDonald have compiled a field guide on the "Orchids of the Anglesea District". |
Orchids of the Anglesea District
Orchids of the Anglesea District - Third EditionThe third edition of this popular Field Guide, which has sold over 1500 copies, is now available. This book details all known native orchids of the Anglesea district, with a colour photograph, name derivation, description, flowering time, local habitat and local conservation status. It has a complete new look and includes three new orchids for the area, Pterostylis chloragramma, Chiloglottis trilabra and Lyperanthus suaveolens. The authors hope it will encourage visitors to Anglesea, as well as orchid enthusiasts, to support efforts to preserve areas where orchids are found. All funds from the sale of this book are channelled back into conservation within the area. Names used are those published by the National Herbarium of Victoria, June 2003.
Price: A$25.00 Postage & Packing within Australia: A$3.00 |
EnquiriesIf you are interested in purchasing the Field Guide "Orchids of the Anglesea District" please E-Mail your enquiry to Margaret MacDonald. |