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Sandbanks on the coast of Whitsunday Island, Queensland, Australia (20°15’ S, 149°01’ E).Buccaneer archipelago, West Kimberley, Australia (16°15’ S, 123°49’ E).Uranium mines in Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, Australia (12°41’ S, 132°54’ E).
Gosses Bluff Meteoric crater, Northern Territory, Australia (23°50’ S, 132°18’ E).Barrier reef, Queensland, Australia (17°01’ S, 146°10’ E).Sand dune in the heart of vegetation on Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia (25°17’ S, 153°12’ E).
Bungle Bungle National Park, Halls Creek, Kimberley, Australia (17°31’ S, 128°20’ E).Mount Trafalgar, Prince Regent nature reserve, West Kimberley, Australia (15°16’ S, 125°04’ E).Kakadu national park, Northern territory, Australia (13°00’ S, 132°30’ E).
Estuary crocodile, Buccaneer Archipelago, Kimberley, Western Australia (16°20’ S, 123°45’ E).Bungle Bungle National Park, Halls Creek, Kimberley, Australia (17°27’ S, 128°35’ E).Barrier reef, Queensland, Australia (16°55’ S, 146°03’ E).
Argyle diamond mine, Western Australia (16°43’ S, 128°23’ E).White Haven Beach at high tide, Queensland, Australia (20°15’ S, 148°01’ E).Transport of cattle, close to Kununurra, East Kimberley, Australia (15°46’ S, 128°44’ E).
Barrier reef, Queensland, Australia (16°55’ S, 146°03’ E).Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, Australia (42°10’ S, 148°18’ E).Bowling Green Bay National Park, south of Townsville, Queensland, Australia (19°28’ S, 147°14’ E).
Charles Grimes Bridge and Webb Bridge over the Yarra River, Melbourne, Australia (37°49’ S, 144°57’ E).Hutt Lagoon : salt lake and algae ponds, Gregory, Western Australia, Australia (28°10’ S, 114°15’ E).Shark Bay, sandbanks in L’Haridon Bight, Peron Peninsula, Western Australia, Australia (26°03’ S, 113°43’ E).
Shark Bay, sandbanks in L’Haridon Bight, Peron Peninsula, Western Australia, Australia (26°03’ S, 113°43’ E).Shark Bay, sandbanks in L’Haridon Bight, Peron Peninsula, Western Australia, Australia (26°06’ S, 113°42’ E).Shark Bay, sandbanks in L’Haridon Bight, Peron Peninsula, Western Australia, Australia (26°12’ S, 113°43’ E).
Shark Bay, birridas (evaporative saline lakes), Peron Peninsula, Western Australia, Australia (25°58’ S, 113°41’ E).Shark Bay, Shell Beach in L’Haridon Bight, Peron Peninsula, Western Australia, Australia (26°12’ S, 113°45’ E).Shark Bay, Henri Freycinet Harbour, Western Australia, Australia (26°32’ S, 113°37’ E).



Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, Australia (42°10’ S, 148°18’ E).
On the east coast of the great Island of Tasmania, the Wineglass Bay displays the perfect curve of its white sand beach. The grey and pink granite outcrops of the Hazards Mountains close the horizon. This natural site is touristy, but being within the limits of Freycinet National Park, it is protected like the 17 others such parks in Tasmania. Their area represents one third of Tasmania. UNESCO World Heritage Area since 1982, The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area is another protected territory encompassing 1.38 million hectares or 20% of the island’s land area. It is one of the largest wild area in the Southern Hemisphere. The animal life symbolized by the Tasmanian devil, a carnivorous marsupial, and the flora symbolized by the Huon pine, are highly endemic. In to protect this natural héritage, public authorities favor an environmentally friendly tourism. Thus, the  main lodging and tourism infrastructures are situated outside of the protected areas.

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