Stanley Breeden

High on the hills of the Atherton Tablelands in far north Queensland stands a glasshouse built by orchid expert Bruce Gray. Whether from the cloud forests of South America, the Himalayan Mountains of India, the mangroves of the Philippines, the rocky outcrops of Madagascar or the dense rainforests of New Guinea, tropical species thrive here. Award-winning photographers Stanley and Kaisa...

Award-winning nature photographers Stanley and Kaisa Breeden explore Australia's small animal life to reveal the wonder and beauty of looking closely into nature. Their specially developed digital photography techniques make it possible to see intriguing details you may never have suspected were there. Small Wonders is a captivating journey that invites you to delve into the intricacies of the natural...

A visual celebration of one of the few biodiversity hotspots left in the world. There are few other places on earth where flowers are so all-pervasive, so varied and as sumptuous as in south-west Western Australia. It is one of 36 special places in the world, named International Biodiversity Hotspots, where there have been explosions of evolution—veritable cauldrons of species...

Few places in Australia are of such pivotal ecological importance as the tropical rainforests of northeast Queensland. Stunning in their diversity and vigour, they are all that remains of the great Gondwana forests that once covered the continent. As well as a spectacle of great beauty, they tell the story of flowering plant evolution. In this book, Kaisa and Stanley...