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This is a power point presentation prepared by G10T which can be copied and used by anyone for educational purposes. It consists of general information about trees, classification, various habitats, the law, how to collect seeds and sow, and some basic data on the common species.
An online tool with information describing in detail most of the wild plants growing in the Maltese Islands. This website consists of nearly 10,000 pictures in what can be considered as an ongoing project.
ISBN 989995713676
This collections of essays unearths many of the mysteries that underly the transformation of sand dune ecosystems by human agency and through natural causes. The writing is expert and elegant and conveys the thrill of original research into ecosystem dynamics, where coastal and inland changes taking place a distance away affect the dunes themselves, often in surprising ways. The book is a wonderful blend of the natural and social sciences
ISBN: 99932-650-0-4
ISBN 99909-0-370-0
ISBN 9789993276500
The book “Maltese Plants in The Bible” is an original and creative publication that forms the link between the WORD of GOD and nature in tracing the references made to plants that grow in the Holy Land as well as in Malta in THE HOLY BIBLE.”
ISBN 9789995709297
383pp, Colour photos, 4 to a page, with brief descriptions opposite. Covers over 600 species currently known from Malta, including endemics. A glossary gives Scientific, English, Maltese and German names.
ISBN 38236-1-478-9
In 2 Volumes
One can describe the Maltese Islands, without any exaggeration, as botanical paradise. Around one thousand different plan species have been identified in Malta and Gozo, eight hundred of them being indigenous; these in fac occur naturally and have not been introduced from other countries. The Islands host some twenty endemic species and sub-species of plants, that are not to be found growing naturally anywhere else in the world. This national heritage must be cherished and protected. Some species have already become extinct in recent years, mainly as a result of human activity, while others real are now classified as rare or endangered. We can take heart from the fact that awareness of the importance of protecting the environment is growing apace and real efforts are being made to educate children in the respect. If this book serves to enhance public awareness of the importance of protecting our wealth of flora the authors will have sufficient reason to feel that they have achieved their aim.ISBN 99909-0-395-6
An updated edition of the original book. Flora of the Maltese Islands describes over 730 species in full colour and contains over 1,500 colour photographs. The book can be regarded both as an informative one on plants and as a guide to the wild flora of the Maltese Islands. All proceeds from this book go towards nature conservation.
ISBN 9780244605889
This study was prepared by the Environment Division and the Ministry of Education and edited by Patrick J. Schembri and Joe Sultana in 1989 with the input of top ecologists on the Island at the time.
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Natura Maltija is an educational tool consisting of 40 short videos through which children can learn about the nature of the Maltese islands. The behaviour of different species can be observed in depth from animals, plants and trees. One can access the facebook page of Natura Maltija by pressing here .
The production Natura Maltija is the result of a 6-year project by Mr Saviour Bonnici, teacher at a Primary Church School, who is passionate about the Maltese nature. The scope of the project is so that everyone will have visual access to the scenery that surrounds our country.
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This is an interesting pictorial article prepared by Mr Tony Farrugia and published by Dilettanti ta' l-Agrikoltura, Sigar u Pjanti ( https://agrikoltura.wordpress.com/ ) showing a number of photos of protected trees in Malta.
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This document lists many Mediterranean trees and shrubs and is thus also applicable to Maltese flora. It is a 'must have' reference for all those who would like to propagate seeds successfully.
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