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LEN
ZELL
Itineraries
uniquely
Australian - reefs to the outback
Qualified field guide
water & land contingencies
Author
Shark Bay - Ningaloo Coast &
Outback Pathways
Great Desert Tracks
Discover the Kimberley
Coast
RoadKill - Australian Wildlife
Lonely Planet's Diving
the Great Barrier Reef
Biographies
Lectures
on Marine and
Environmental Subjects
Image Libraries
Great
Barrier Reef, North West Australia & Australian Coastal
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Phone:
+61 407 456 288
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0407
456 288
(domestic)
Email:
len@wilddiscovery.com
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Wild Discovery™
Guides takes you on tour through some of the more exotic and remote areas of the vast
Australian Coastline.
Great Desert Tracks
Won The Best Book Based Product
Award and the Prestigious Graham Stanton Award for Excellence at
the IMTA (International Map Trade Association) Conference and
Trade Show at the Gold Coast 2-3 November 2007.
 Atlas
& Guide - $39.95
OUT NOW !
25 4WD treks, GPS Locations, Best
Campsites, Full Road Atlas, Inset Maps, 20 Deserts described
with a Plants and Animals Guide.
More on the Great Desert Tracks - HEMA Maps ...
The Kimberley Coast
$35.95
One of
the largest coastal wilderness areas in the world. The 168 pages
and 300 brilliant images with six superb maps in this book allow
your journey through this Coast to be much more enjoyable and
better informed
2nd Edition - OUT
NOW !
More on the Kimberley Coast
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Shark Bay - Ningaloo Coast &
Outback Pathways
 $35.95
The Shark Bay-Ningaloo
Coast extends 600km from north to south and the Outback Pathways
cover more than 3,000km of Outback roads, all exhibiting a
stunning diversity of organisms and geological and human
history. Habitats include oceanic, bay, sea floor, coral reef,
seagrass meadows, mangroves, stromatolites, limestone caves,
karst landforms, underground water masses, sand dunes, clay
pans, mountain ranges, arid lands and desert.
The Outback Pathways are an exciting series of three self-drive
road trails being the Wool Wagon Pathway, Kingsford Smith Mail
Run and Miner’s Pathway.
This is essential reading for
those who want to learn about this area, lead someone through
the area or simply to go discover it yourself with this
comprehensive guide
More on Shark Bay - Ningaloo
Coast & Outback Pathways ...
ROADKILL - Australian Wildlife
Roadkill was shortlisted for the 2007 Whitley
Award for significant contribution
to Australian zoology.
$19.95
This
is the essential
'in-car' book for any road traveller in Australia.
The book is an overview of the types of roadkill,
hints on what to do with them, how to clean bugs off
the car and an eclectic mix of other information -
from road safety to recipes.
An unusual insight into the many
aspects of Australia's very special fauna, albeit in a somewhat
macabre way
More on ROADKILL...
Lonely Planets Diving and
Snorkelling Guide
 $32.95
From Lady Elliot Island to
the Torres Strait, this guide describes the best dives on the
Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea, with full colour photographs
throughout.
New Edition - OUT
NOW !
More on the Great Barrier
Reef Diving and Snorkelling Guide ...
Australian Tour - a
pictorial diary
Follow Len as he travels around
Australia, observing and capturing on film, the unusual, non
tourist aspects of the coast and the outback.
Expedition Diary click here
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Other Publications:
Truth Prevails :Definitive Genealogy of the
William Zell's descendants
Billy the Bandicoot: by Kerry Kelly
Dulcie: Biography by Len Zell
Other
Publications click here
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Noted coral reef authority, Australian Len Zell is the perfect person to guide you around the
Australian coastline. He has worked in and around the world's reefs for more
than 25 years and is actively involved in their protection.
Skilled in lecturing, underwater photography, videography and maritime archaeology, he has developed numerous ecotourism programs for coral reefs and islands. He has conducted field research and educational programs in many parts of the world, including all of the Great Barrier Reef, Papua New Guinea, The Line Islands, French Polynesia, Cook Islands, Tonga, Fiji, Wallis, Futuna and
Niue, the Red Sea, Mediterranean and Caribbean. Len has also managed to visit
remote Pitcairn and Easter Island.
Len was Chairman of Dive Qld for two years during which time he represented them overseas as well as domestically, has served on the Council of the Australian College For Seniors and chaired and been on the committee of many other organisations. At the University of Queensland he established AustraLearn and TraveLearn
and has lectured to TAFE, university and adult educational groups.
Author Review
Recasting the mould of the
eco-tourism book in Australia, Len Zell looks about him and finds the world is
absolutely fascinating, then he tells us about it with zest. He also gives us
his own photographs, colourful, skilfully shot, and engrossing.
He zooms in and out, and not just with his cameras. His approach is
multi-dimensional and multi-disciplinary. His Wild Discovery Guides on reefs,
coasts, deserts and inland Australia, are written from an informed blend of
geology, climate, human history, ecology and biology.
He waxes deeply about safety too, as his readers find as they explore Australia
for themselves. He ensures you think and ideally know about safety in outback or
underwater experiences, specific dangers to avoid, ways to avoid further harm to
the environment or selves. (He believes people travelling in remote areas should
use the best in communication systems.)
And he cares passionately about the environment, now and for the future. Not
just Zell, but his expertly-informed co-authors and associates in museums,
government departments, all committed to expanding eco-tourism opportunities in
Australia with minimal or no impact. All this is why Zell is in demand as a
guest speaker on cruise ships, outback treks and as a consultant for
documentaries. His position as an Adjunct Senior Lecturer in Marine and Tropical
Biology at James Cook University also extends his networks and capacities.
Zell is a prolific writer, illustrator and publisher with more than ten books to
his credits and more on the way. If you are travelling to the areas he writes
about, in most detail eg. Australian Deserts, Ningaloo Reef, Kimberley Coast,
Shark Bay, WA's Outback Pathways, Great Barrier Reef, and want to extract the
best from your discoveries, an investment in his books will be repaid with a
heightened experience in every respect.
In addition, the well-illustrated Wild Discovery Guides fit neatly into
backpacks, glove boxes, or any large pocket as appropriate for their expected
use. They are thoughtfully planned, useful and practical productions, a very
tasty coverage from his own visits to the areas he loves and shares with us.
Combine all this and his spectacular images with the astute use of helpful maps
and diagrams, including satellite photographs, and a sense of humour of the
"been-there, learn about it and love-that" variety, and you'll soon see why the
Zell recipe for his Wild Discoevry Guides as eco-tourism books is recasting the
mould for the genre. This writer's obvious zest is downright infectious.
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Dan Byrnes
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