Camera IconBeautiful world: Australia in focus
Beautiful world: Australia in focus Picture: Supplied
The Great Barrier Reef, Queensland: The world's most extensive coral reef system supports 1500 species of fish and 4000 types of mollusc, each dependent on another. It's the most biodiverse of UNESCO's World Heritage sites. Picture: Supplied, George Steinmetz, Corbis
Ningaloo Marine Park, WA: At places, it's possible to swim from the shore of Western Australia to the world's largest fringing reef, the Ningaloo, which is home to more than 500 species of fish, turtles and rays. Picture: Supplied, Col Roberts, Getty Images
The Kimberley coast, WA: Aerial view of tidal flats and magroves along King Sound coastline in the Kimberley. This vast and hitherto unspoilt wilderness extends 1300km. Picture: Supplied, Steve Parish, Corbis
The Bungle Bungles, Purnululu National Park, WA: The beehive-like landscape of the Bungle Bungles was formed by millions of years of wind and rain. The distinctive mounds are striped with orange, black and grey bands. Picture: Supplied, David Wall, Getty Images
The Kimblerley, WA: These bulbous trees live throughout the region, and are a traditional source food, water and shelter for the indigenous population. Picture: Supplied, Peter Walton Photography
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