The Biodiversity of Tamborine Mountain - A Video Archive

The complete video archive is an exceptional resource and record. Selections from it are published on Standard Definition DVD (November 2005) and High Definition Video (November 2009).
	THE PUBLISHED ARCHIVE (2005)
		12 DVDs in a presentation pack with a locations map and species list.
		12 hours of content compiled from 44 hours of footage.
		Plus 6.5 hours of filmed interviews with residents of Tamborine Mountain, young and old, who talk about the impact of its biodiversity on their daily lives.
		Images grouped by season and species, with commentary.
		Featuring the topography, weather, rainforest, gardens, fungi, birds, orchids, mammals, insects, and land-use.
	SUPPLEMENTS TO THE ARCHIVE (2009)
		Three additional DVDs shot in HDV and widescreen.
		More grasses, lichen, moths and fungi. More of the rainforest floor. Better footage of birds and other fauna.
		Species not previously filmed such as Koala, Brown Tree Snake, Scarlet Honeyeater and Ficus Virens.
		An interview with Professor Darryl Jones about biodiversity in general and that of Tamborine Mountain and South East Queensland in particular.
TO BUY THE ARCHIVE The 2005 Archive (12 DVDs) costs AUD 830 plus p+p. The Supplements (3 DVDs) cost AUD 150 plus p+p. Enquiries: contact@biodiversity.com.au