Publications

Friends of Grasslands' primary publication is the newsletter, News of Friends of Grasslands.  It is produced five or six times a year and provides a wealth of information on what we are up to, plus educational articles including reports and summaries of workshops, visits and submissions.  The newsletter is posted free to members and is also available by email.  You can help by preparing articles, and by joining the select group of people who prepare the printed copies for posting - see activities for time and place of the next 'stuffing night'. Archived copies can be downloaded from the website.

In addition to the printed newsletter, an electronic bulletin, the E-bulletin, is emailed to members, usually bi-monthly.  It includes the latest calendar of forthcoming FoG and other events.

FoG conducts irregular on-line presentations and gets reports from members. See the reports page for more.

FoG is a distributor for field guides:

• Grassland Flora, a highly recommended field guide for grassy ecosystems, is available for $20 per copy, plus postage. Order form (.doc) Order form (.pdf).
• Woodland Flora by Sarah Sharp, Dave Mallinson, David Eddy and Rainer Rehwinkel is available for $20 per copy plus postage for current FoG members and $25 plus postage for non-members. Order form (.doc) Order form (.pdf).

For bulk or commercial orders of either Grassland Flora or Woodland Flora, please email booksales@fog.org.au.

FoG is also selling:

• Field Guide to Plants of the Molonglo Valley (Barrett, Cosgrove and Milner), $45 per copy plus postage. Order form (.doc) Order form (.pdf).
• We were selling Ngunnawal Plant Use, a traditional Aboriginal plant use guide for the ACT region, but have run out of stock. You can still find it elsewhere on the internet (as at December 2022).
• We were selling Land of Sweeping Plains: Managing and restoring the native grasslands of south-eastern Australia, but have run out of stock. You can still find it elsewhere on the internet (as at December 2022).

The following FoG publications are available for download only:

• Proceedings of the FoG 2014 Forum, Grass half full or grass half empty? Valuing native grassy landscapes, are now published and available on the website.
• Final report on Community Monitoring of Golden Sun Moths in the Australian Capital Territory Region, 2008-2009 (pdf file, 1.2 MB)
• 1998 FoG workshop Development and native grasslands: resolving conflicts (6MB pdf file, 99 pages).  About the workshop (160kB pdf file).
• 9 - 10 November 1996 FoG conference Living Grasslands of Canberra and the southeast region.

FoG supported publication of posters, Celebrate Monaro Threatened Native Grasslands (2021, jpg, 2.3MB) and Celebrate Threatened Native Grasslands (2022, jpg, 1.6MB)

FoG occasionally prepares plant lists for properties we have visited.

FoG submissions and correspondence are on the Advocacy page.