Life along the Inland Rivers Poster
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Life in an Estuary Poster.
This magnificent poster (Circa 1985) Illustrated by Tony Oliver depicts 26 species from Pelicans and mud crabs to cockles, and Seaweeds that give life to our Estuaries (where a river or a stream meets the salt of the sea).
Non-Venomous Snakes of Australia
This identification poster of common non-venomous snakes features 19 non venomous snakes is 47cm x 73cm and printed on 150gsm gloss in Cmyk-full colour . It makes a great reference poster along side or Dangerous Snakes poster for school and rural settings.
Orchids of South Eastern Australia (Archive) Poster – Circa 1988
This beautiful Orchid Poster (originally produced in 1988) has lovingly been restored and now available for those who enjoy time in the garden and like to identify common orchids.
We provide a guide to common and scientific name to all species featured. We also explain what is an orchid and give you a template for field study notes – ideal for schools and or environmental groups keen to collect data on local species.
The poster is 47cm x 73cm and printed on 150gsm gloss Cmyk-full colour.
Pondlife of Australia Poster (Archive)
This magnificent poster depicting Pondlife of Australia is circa 1987 and is Illustrated by Alexis Beckett. It is 47cm x 73cm in size and is printed on 150gsm gloss in Cmyk Full Colour.
Rookpool Life Poster (Archive). This beautiful poster depicting life found in rock pools is loving reproduced from archive stock. Prints are 47cm x 73cm printed on 150mg full gloss stock. It’s a great feature for classrooms or the beach house or beach themed home!
Seahorses and Seadragons
This concept of this poster came from Jody Plecas -one of the Gould League staff who’s personal mission was to have an amazing and unique animal like the sea dragon symbolise the need/desire/push for having marine environmental education available for every Child in Vic and indeed for the whole country.
If you have ever had the privilege of seeing these remarkable creatures either in captivity or the wild, you will understand we need to protect them and ensure they are around for generations to come.
Southern Cassowary Poster
Of three species of Cassowaries in the world, only the Southern Cassowary (Casuarius Casuarius Johnsonii), is found in Australia. Like the emu and ostrich, the Southern Cassowary is a ratite, a large flightless bird with unusual feathers and other features that distinguish it from all other birds. The Southern Cassowary is a striking bird with glossy black plumage. The adult Southern Cassowary has a tall, brown casque or helmet on top of its head, a vivid blue and purple neck, long drooping red wattles and amber eyes. The purpose of the tall helmet or casque is unknown but it may indicate dominance and age, as it continues to grow throughout life. Recent research indicates it may also assist Cassowaries in “hearing” the low vibrating sound made by other Cassowaries. The casque is spongy inside, rather than bony, and may also act as a shock-absorber that protects the bird’s head when it pushes through dense thickets of rainforest and scrub.
Newly-hatched chicks are striped dark brown and creamy white. After three to six months the stripes fade and the plumage changes to brown. As the young mature, the plumage darkens, the wattles and casque develop and the skin colour on the neck and wattles brighten. Cassowaries reach maturity at about three years of age. On the back of this posters is an image of a mum and chick. Children will enjoy colouring this in and learning all about this rare yet famous flightless bird!
The poster is 420mm x 594mm printed on 150gsm Sovereign gloss in Cmyk full colour on both sides.
Urban Birds of Southern Australia.
This popular poster depicting Urban Birds of Southern Australia poster is the second Urban Birds poster produced by Gould League. The first was by Peter Tusler in 1974. This poster was however updated along with our Birds of Southeast Australia book series in 1990 by the late Susan McInnes as there were many changes over time to the size and nature of urban areas, resulting in the the introduction of new species. The names of some birds also changed and we expanded our focus from just Victoria to all of Southeastern Australia. The updated poster and books reflected those changes.
This poster has been lovingly reproduced from archive stock. Prints are 47cm x 73cm printed on 150mg gloss stock in Cmyk – Full Colour.
How many of these birds do you or your children know? They are a great resource for schools or the whole family to learn it identify local birds.
Artwork by Susan McInnes, 1990.
This magnificent posters come with interesting facts and stats on the back to enhance learning outcomes.
Worms Worms Worms Poster (Archive)
A class room or preschool must for inquisitive minds. Approx 470cm x 730cm
Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby (Endangered Species) Poster
340 x 490
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