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River red gums in flooded Barmah forest, VIC Willem van Aken, © CSIRO	Mallee bushland near Ouyen, Victoria Willem van Aken, © CSIRO	Tree ferns and mountain ash in a cool, temperate rainforest in Victoria © CSIRO
Buttress roots of a tropical rainforest tree David Lindenmayer, © David Lindenmayer	Storm brewing in central Australia Robert Kerton, © CSIRO	Aerial view of Kata Tjuta , Northern Territory Robert Kerton, © CSIRO
Tarn Shelf, Mt Field National Park, Tasmania. A tarn is a small mountain lake. © CSIRO	Staghorn ferns growing on tree trunk in Tolga Scrub, near Atherton. QLD Willem van Aken, © CSIRO	Fog-shrouded alpine forest, Mount Buffalo, Victoria Robert Kerton, © Robert Kerton
Alpine peat bog, Mount Baw Baw, Victoria Robert Kerton, © CSIRO	Research has found small marsupials and rodents to be ten times more abundant, and small mammals four times so, near watercourses than a kilometre away in the dry savanna. © CSIRO	Mangrove swamp, Daintree National Park, QLD Willem van Aken, © CSIRO
Aerial view of native cypress pines (Callitris sp.) in Lester State Forest near Coolamon, NSW Gregory Heath, © CSIRO	Logging of Karri forest in the Pemberton area, south-west Western Australia Willem van Aken, © CSIRO	Aerial view of market gardens near Camden, NSW Gregory Heath, © CSIRO
Tropical rainforest canopy with palms and ferns near Cairns, QLD Willem van Aken, © CSIRO	Aerial view of forestry areas and adjacent native bushland near Queanbeyan, NSW Gregory Heath, © CSIRO	The Warren River at the bottom of Heartbreak Trail near Pemberton, WA Willem van Aken, © CSIRO
Clearing native forest on Don's Catchment, Collie, WA Willem van Aken, © CSIRO	CSIRO scientists using scanning laser rangefinding ('lidar') technology to capture details of forest structure, such as canopy height, the number and location of trees and their basal area, up to a radius of 110 metres from its survey point Maria Ottenschlager, © CSIRO	Agro-forestry trial at Sandigo, near Narrandera, NSW. The trial involved combining cereal crops with grazing and timber production. Gregory Heath, © CSIRO
Forests play an important role as recreational sites. Millaa Millaa falls, northern Queensland. Willem van Aken, © CSIRO	Fire in the top end, Northern Territory © CSIRO	Grass fire in central Australian grassland Malcolm Paterson, © CSIRO
Small herd of cattle in dry landscape, north of Alice Springs, Northern Territory Robert Kerton, © CSIRO	Collecting seed pods for revegetation projects using an extendable saw © CSIRO	Epicormic regeneration on a fire ravaged Banksia plant, Blue Mountains, NSW © CSIRO
Effects of bushfire on native bushland in the Kakadu National Park, NT John Coppi, © CSIRO	For predatory and scavenging reptiles such as goannas, fires provide a good source of carrion. © CSIRO	Straw-necked Ibis, Flinders, Victoria John Manger, © John Manger
The 'Cooloola Monster' is an unusual, primitive, cricket-like insect of the order Orthoptera, discovered in Cooloola National Park, Queensland circa 1980. John Green, © CSIRO	Tawny Frogmouth, Banyule,Victoria John Manger, © John Manger	Green-spotted triangle butterfly. Family: Papilionidae. This species is found in tropical NE Queensland. © CSIRO
A praying mantis David McClenaghan, © CSIRO	Grey Kangaroos, Kosciuszko National Park, NSW © CSIRO	The Bogong moth migrates in large numbers each spring from the western slopes and plains of Victoria, NSW and Qld to the high country of eastern NSW and Vic. © CSIRO
A saltwater crocodile David Lindenmayer, © David Lindenmayer	The European red fox is a major predator in Australia, threatening the long term survival of a range of native wildlife species.	Long-billed Corella, Grampians, Victoria. Over 50 parrot species are found in Australia. John Manger, © John Manger

Additional photographs used in the On Borrowed Time learning resource were taken by:

Nick Pitsas – tiger snake; Maroondah Resevoir; cattle grazing, Yarra Valley; farm gates; Yarra Valley farmland
John Wombey – grassland earless dragon
David McClenaghan – boab tree
Esther Beaton – mountain ash forest
Robert Kerton – rainforest canopy
David Lindenmayer – fire in northern Australia; revegetated farmland
Malcolm Paterson – central Australia;
Gregory Heath – salinity-affected farmland; smoke from fire; mountain fire; farming landscape; lucerne seedlings
Willem van Aken – eucalyptus burning; bushfire, Western Australia; grain silos; rice harvesting; heads of wheat

Eco farm – Bob Winters (billabong), Nick Pitsas (all other photos)
Eco forest – Nick Pitsas (logging truck, mountain ash forest), David Lindenmayer (Yellow-bellied Glider), Esther Beaton (Sooty Owl), Stephen Jackson (Leadbeater’s Possum), John Manger (Grey Shrike Thrush, Pink Robin), Rachel Muntz (mountain ash regrowth, retention harvesting, clear felling)