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This month on Between The Lines bibliofile Danielle Raffaele sits down with environmental planner and designer Daniel Jan Martin about Forests Atlas, a field guide to the forests of south west Australia.
Produced in collaboration with Noel Nannup, Alice Ford, Nasen Robb, Clancy Martin and Mariela Espino Zuppa, Forests Atlas blends maps with artworks, photography and story in celebration of the life and colour of this unique biodiversity hotspot.
The two discuss the origin story of this special collaboration and the cultural and political impact the project has had on the south west.
Between The Lines is an RTRFM podcast all about books and ideas!
Join Danielle Raffaele as she sits down with the WA writers, publishers and poets bringing local stories and perspectives to life on the page.
Artwork by Hannah Coakley.
https://open.spotify.com/show/2L1XzaG5FgOlOGDroOdcmK
Produced in collaboration with Noel Nannup, Alice Ford, Nasen Robb, Clancy Martin and Mariela Espino Zuppa, Forests Atlas blends maps with artworks, photography and story in celebration of the life and colour of this unique biodiversity hotspot.
The two discuss the origin story of this special collaboration and the cultural and political impact the project has had on the south west.
Between The Lines is an RTRFM podcast all about books and ideas!
Join Danielle Raffaele as she sits down with the WA writers, publishers and poets bringing local stories and perspectives to life on the page.
Artwork by Hannah Coakley.
https://open.spotify.com/show/2L1XzaG5FgOlOGDroOdcmK
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