Faye Milligan, Shellscape (LANDSCAPE & ENVIRONMENT 2026)

The Croajingolong National Park is part of Coastal South Eastern Australia and is listed by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve for its abundant natural resources and wildlife including over 70 native wildflowers, 52 mammal and 250 bird species. The Coastal Park is found roughly half way between Melbourne and Sydney. It is a wondrous place with white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, rocky mountain valleys and epic sand dunes. There are also rainforest pockets, swamps, lakes and rocky headlands. These shells were part of an abundant collection on one of the Coastal Beaches in the National Park.

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