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Tim Low was born on 1956, is an Australian biologist and author. Discover Tim Low's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 68 years old?
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Tim Low Net Worth
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Tim Low (born 1956) is an Australian biologist and author of articles and books on nature and conservation.
His seventh book, Where Song Began: Australia's Birds and How They Changed the World, became the first nature book ever to win the Australian Book Industry Awards prize for best General Non Fiction, in 2015.
In the same year it was shortlisted for the NSW Premier's History Awards.
An earlier book, Feral Future, inspired the formation of an NGO, the Invasive Species Council.
His earlier books helped popularise Australian bush tucker.
Four of his books have won national prizes.
For twenty years Low wrote a column in Nature Australia, Australia's leading nature magazine.
He contributes to Wildlife Australia, Australian Geographic, Australian Birdlife and other magazines.
According to a 2023 report co-authored by Low, invasive species are the leading cause of native Australian animal extinctions since the 1960s.
Low became very interested in reptiles as a teenager and discovered several new species of lizard.
He named the chain-backed dtella (Gehyra catenata) and had the dwarf litter-skink (Menetia timlowi) named after him.
His interests expanded to include plants, birds, mammals, fish and invertebrates.
He has written journal articles that caution about the weed threats posed by biofuel crops, agroforestry trees and pasture plants.
He works as an environmental consultant, writer and photographer, serves on government committees and does public speaking.
He has written many reports about climate change and received a Churchill Fellowship to study its impacts on wildlife.
His photos have appeared in many books, including on covers.
He is the patron of Rainforest Rescue.
A species of lizard, Pygmaeascincus timlowi, is named in his honor.
Low has also written chapters or sections in Australia's Biodiversity and Climate Change (CSIRO), Encyclopedia of Biological Invasions (University of California Press), The Mammals of Australia (Reed New Holland), Field Companion to Mammals of Australia (New Holland), Considering Animals: Contemporary Studies in Human-Animal Relations (Ashgate), Biodiversity & The Precautionary Principle, (Earthscan), Frontier Country (Weldon), Everyday Life through the Ages (Reader's Digest), Encyclopaedia of Australian Wildlife (Reader's Digest), Wild Places of Greater Brisbane (Queensland Museum), Toxic Plants & Animals (Queensland Museum), Foods that Harm, Foods that Heal (Reader's Digest)
