At the End of the River
The Coorong and Lower Lakes
by David Paton
Beautifully presented and written by one of the Coorong’s most knowledgeable ecologists, ‘At the end of the River’ is an essential read for those responsible for making the decisions that will determine its future.
- By (author) David Paton
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