The Kalahari, The

by Rose Inserra and Susan Powell

Published 1 September 1996
The Kalahari desert expands for over 900,000 square kilmetres and is one of the places that symbolize "the end of the earth" in this series. These places are remote and often difficult to reach, and they also represent a disappearing wilderness. Each title shows the unique qualities of the region. Topics include the ancient and prehistoric shaping of the place, its human culture, the wildlife, the changes wrought through invasion from outside communities, and what the future holds for the region.

Amazonia

by Susan Powell and Rose Inserra

Published 1 September 1996
The South American rainforest expanse of Amazonia is one of the places that symbolize "the end of the earth" in this series. These places are remote and often difficult to reach, and they also represent a disappearing wilderness. Each title shows the unique qualities of the region. Topics include the ancient and prehistoric shaping of the place, its human culture, the wildlife, the changes wrought through invasion from outside communities, and what the future holds for the region.