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CSIRO Publishing
CSIRO Publishing operates as an independent science and technology publisher with a global reputation for quality products and services. This internationally recognized publishing program covers a wide range of scientific disciplines, including agriculture, the plant and animal sciences, and environmental management.
CSIRO PUBLISHING is a business unit within Australia´s Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation.
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Featured Reviews
Lucky’s Star
The Story of a Meteorite
"Lucky's Star will surely delight primary-aged students with its cleaver combination of storytelling and facts."
Merril Darling, Books + Publishing, 8 April 2025
"Nature abounds and is moving around us constantly. But in the modern world it is easy to forget that wildlife often can’t reach the places to which they most need to go. This beautifully illustrated book is an ideal introduction for enquiring young minds to learn more about the variety of our precious wildlife and what they need to simply 'get around'."
Gary Howling, CEO, Great Eastern Ranges
"This strikingly illustrated new release, Cassowary Dad, is a wonderful book to read aloud and share with children."
Kathryn Beilby, ReadPlus
Wild Science
Unexpected Encounters When Working in Nature
“Stories from the field that read like adventure movie scripts.”
From the Foreword by Dr. Ann Jones, Presenter, ABC Science
News & Events
20th October 2020
News
Meet Rachel Tribout, the talented illustrator of CSIRO's children's picture book Hold On! Saving the Spotted Handfish. Discover how she approaches science illustration and her best tips for aspiring illustrators.
Read the full article on the CSIRO Blog.