Across the Yalata Dune Complex on the western side of the Great Australian Bight, low coastal vegetation forms a living mosaic across pale shifting sands. Rounded shrubs and groundcover create islands of green, ochre and muted violet, contrasting with the open dunes beyond. The repeating forms and subtle pathways draw the eye through the landscape, revealing the quiet complexity and resilience of this exposed coastal ecosystem.
Across the Yalata Dune Complex on the western side of the Great Australian Bight, low coastal vegetation forms a living mosaic across pale shifting sands. Rounded shrubs and groundcover create islands of green, ochre and muted violet, contrasting with the open dunes beyond. The repeating forms and subtle pathways draw the eye through the landscape, revealing the quiet complexity and resilience of this exposed coastal ecosystem.
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