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Landrover
No full textJohn Jamieson with landroverused for outback survey work at the Victoria River.Jamieson, John.Date:196
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Book Review: When Stars are Scattered, Victoria Jamieson, Omar Mohamed
No full textBook Review: When Stars are Scattered / Written by Victoria Jamieson and Omar Mohamed / Illustrated by Victoria Jamieson with color by Iman Geedy Dial, 2020, 257 pp. / ISBN: 978-0-525-55391-5This material published in WOW Review is made available by the Worlds of Words: Center of Global Literacies and Literatures, College of Education at the University of Arizona, and the University of Arizona Libraries. If you have questions, please contact [email protected], (520) 621-9340
Bush road
No full textTaken through window of Land Rover on the track down towards Victoria River. Victoria River area.Jamieson, John.Date:196
Building resilience to the economic and social impacts of bushfire in nature-based tourism communities in regional Victoria
No full textFunded by the Helen Macpherson Smith Trust, this project was conducted by Victoria University, Melbourne, to identify effective visitor communications for bushfire preparedness, response and recovery for small, regional, tourism-reliant communities in Victoria. The project is based on two case studies of small destinations that have been impacted by bushfires in recent years. The first case study is Harrietville - a small town in the Australian Alpine Region located on the Great Alpine Road between the regional centre of Bright and Mt Hotham, one of Victoria’s premier ski resorts. The town was severely impacted by ‘the Harrietville Fire’ that started in January 2013 and burned around the town over 55 days. The second case study is the 2015 ‘Wye River – Jamieson Track Fire’, that occurred in the Otway Ranges in December 2015. Starting on the 19th December, 2015, the fire broke containment lines on Christmas day, leading to the evacuation of Wye River and Separation Creek, two adjacent small coastal settlements on Victoria’s Great Ocean Road, between the townships of Lorne and Apollo Bay. Drawing on the experiences at both Harrietville and Wye River – Jamieson Track Fire, the project was conducted with the aim to assist small, regional and tourism-reliant communities as well as tourism product/service/experience providers and event organisers to enhance capabilities in visitor communication in relation to bushfire risk, emergency response, and post-fire conditions. Specifically, the aim was to identify good practice in relation to visitor communications for bushfire preparedness and recovery
River Crossing
No full textH.Wilson on bank of Victoria River at old crossing.Jamieson, John.Date:196
River Crossing
No full textThe rafting party trying to cut through the main current when crossing the Victoria River.Jamieson, John.Date:196
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