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A guide to hikes around Sydney, Australia, from the early years of the twentieth century. In 1895, Henry J. Tompkins and William Mogford Hamlet, two friends with literary inclinations and a taste for romantic scenery, formed the Warragamba Walking Club. Although the strength of their membership is unknown (Tompkins expresses his preference for parties of two, and no more than four), the Warragambas also counted John Le Gay Brereton, poet and professor of literature, among their number. Published by the Government Tourist Bureau, With Swag and Billy ran to three editions (1906, 1910 and 1914). ...

Welcome to Flora Frontiers — your premier botany channel exploring plants from around the world. From misty Amazon rainforests and scorching Namib deserts to frozen Siberian tundra, remote Pacific islands, and Andean cloud forests, enjoy stunning expeditions, rare plant profiles, and fascinating stories. Weekly we reveal: • Amazing plant adaptations • Easy-to-understand ecology & evolution • Cultural legends and conservation • Secret botanical hotspots worldwide

Common Ground: A Prairie Podcast is hosted by Dr. Josh Anderson, a former American literature professor who returned home to rural ND to help lead local conservation efforts. Often considered “flyover country,” North Dakota is the least visited state in the nation. But thanks to a generous grant from the North Dakota Natural Resources Trust, you can experience this rich and rugged landscape. Josh travels to the pastures, grasslands, and wetlands to talk to Pulitzer Prize winning journalists, award-winning artists, soil health experts, conservation organizations, and local farmers & ...