Dave Watts - King's Holly, Lomatia tasmanica Miellerie Honey From the raucous black currawongs

From the raucous black currawongs that rule the central highlands to the tiny forty-spotted pardalote clinging to survival in a few small pockets of Tasmania's east coast

Giant bull kelp can grow to 20 metres in length

Michael Roberts

Tasha Waller

'Profound … a tender meditation on art

Dave Watts - King's Holly, Lomatia tasmanica Miellerie Honey From the raucous black currawongsDave Watts King's Holly, Lomatia tasmanica Photograph 41 x 41cm Limited edition of 25 This work was submitted by the artist as part of Wild Island's biennial Threatened Species Project. Proceeds from the sale of this work have been donated by the artist and Wild Island to organisations directly working in species support. Threatened Species Project A WILD ISLAND EXHIBITION RAISING AWARENESS OF TASMANIA'S THREATENED SPECIES There are 683 species of