Endangered Grasslands
By K.A. Raulings

Endangered Grasslands by KA Raulings explains how our beautiful native temperate grasslands of south-eastern Australia have been impacted by colonisation and why they need rescuing. By referencing the latest research and with a plant directory of over 50 species, this book covers restoration strategies and current uses. It is a must read for nature lovers, conservationists, gardeners, landscapers, farmers and everyone who cares about the environment.

For those of you familiar with Native Seeds previous book (now out of print), this book provides similar, updated, information including an expanded directory of grasses and grassland forbs, in addition to the history of native grasslands.

Hardcover
ISBN: 978-0-9596932-0-1
280pp full colour.
Written, designed and printed in Australia.

About the Author

Kath Raulings has always been passionate about our natural environment stemming from her professional life teaching Geography, English and History. In later life, she completed a Master of Arts degree at Monash University in environmental history.  Her latest publication uses up-to-date research about grasslands in a way that makes the information readily accessible for everyone. She lives in Bayside Melbourne and enjoys growing native grasses and flowers from the grasslands.