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A new nature journal for the Taronga Western Plains Zoo!

A new nature journal for the Taronga Western Plains Zoo!

by Paula Peeters | May 6, 2022 | Nature journaling, Projects

The lovely Kelly Pfeiffer – whose encouragement was instrumental for the publication of my previous book Take this Book for a Walk in 2020 – recently commissioned me to create a nature journaling resource for Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, New South...
Free grassy woodland colouring-in sheet

Free grassy woodland colouring-in sheet

by Paula Peeters | Jul 7, 2020 | Free downloads and printables

Bimblebox Nature Refuge protects a large tract of grassy woodland that provides habitat for many native animal species. Bimblebox, ironbarks, rusty jackets, brigalow and many other tree and shrub species provide food, shelter and breeding sites. This colour-in is free...
Free canopy birds colour-in sheet

Free canopy birds colour-in sheet

by Paula Peeters | Jun 6, 2020 | Colouring books, Free downloads and printables

Many gorgeous birds make their home in the Bimblebox Nature Refuge. The extensive woodlands of bimblebox, ironbarks, rusty jackets and many other tree and shrub species provide food, shelter and nesting sites. This colour-in is free for you to download, print and...
A sublime scarp in a country of coal

A sublime scarp in a country of coal

by Paula Peeters | Oct 25, 2016 | Nature journaling, Writing

The Blackdown Tablelands lie between Rockhampton and Emerald, in central Queensland. We stopped there on the way up to Bimblebox Nature Refuge last month, and this is what I wrote. The coal trains wind their way across the land like black chains, heavy....
The scribbly gum woodland at Freshwater

The scribbly gum woodland at Freshwater

by Paula Peeters | Jan 26, 2016 | Forest portraits, Wildlife illustration

Freshwater National Park smells burnt, but it looks lush green. I can hear the sleepy chortles of lorikeets, somewhere up in the bloodwoods. It’s late afternoon, on a hot January day. Maybe they’ve had too much sun, or too much nectar, or both. Scribbly gums rise like...
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