Brochure made by 1 page into thirds. It advertises membership of the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF), and details the purposes of the ACF, the benefits of membership, and provides a membership application to fill in in the last third of the brochure. The far right third is separated by a vertical dotted line to indicate that it may be detached. The front two panels feature a photograph of waves washing across a beach, and the text "Photography by Jutta Hosel", as well as the prominent text "You care about the environment, what can you do? Join the Australian Conservation Foundation, we can do it together..."

Flier (illustrated), giving information about a public meeting to be held at 11:00 am, on Saturday 8 May, in King George Square.

Catalogue of various items with environmental themes or sustainable characteristics. Has blue ink circling some items on pages 2, 5, and 12. Sorted into categories such as "Recyclable goods" and "Energy savers". Bound by 2 staples through the folds in the centre. A separate order form of listed items is also bound into the centre.

2 pages folded in half to make 4 leaves, as each page is printed on only 1 side. Blue ink on white background. The title on the first page is "World Heritage value of Australia's wet tropical forests", and there is a hand-drawn border of tree canopies and butterflies. There are small drawings of animals, birds and plants in the body of the article. On the front page is the attribution "This leaflet was produced by the Australian Conservation Foundation, June 1987".

Issue of Australian Conservation Foundation, printed in black ink on buff background. Citation given on front page is Vol. 13, No. 11, Newsleter [sic], December, 1981. Articles include "Protecting Australia's arid lands", "Bonus book list", "Legal bid to save Victorian forests", "Ecologistics diary", and a small order form for ACF publications on page 13. Ads include "Nindethana Seed Service: largest section of native seeds in Australia" and a pre-order option for "Rainforest habitat", a new book published by ACF.

Postcard, black print and picture on cream cardboard. On the front is a large black filled-in outline of a bat, with the words "SAVE MT ETNA Save the Bats - Save the Caves". On the reverse, on the left side, is a short letter with space to write in both the sender and receiver's names, with three paragraphs of information about bats living in caves in Mt Etna and the danger to them of mining this area. On the write is a rectangle in the top corner with "Place stamp here", and lines to fill in an address, with "SAVE MT ETNA" below.

Flier, folded to make three columns, arguing that Queensland's economy needs to make changes such as more use of solar power, more available public transport, and reducing pollution. Illustrations include maps, charts, and a picture of cars on a major road. The brochure is largely done in yellow, white and black.

1 page (black and white illustrations). One page addresses the question "Why conserve rainforests?", and the other contains a letter from David Allworth to the ALP Branch, and information regarding a public meeting, to be held on Saturday, 8 May, in King George Square.

Photographs by Leo Meier. Hawthorn, Vic., (198?) 8 p. folded

A postcard with with supplementary information on rainforests and the threats to their preservation on a card extension, with a line of perforation between the two so that the postcard section can be detached. The cover picture on the postcard is of ferns with the line "Rescue the rainforests", and when folded, the edge of the extension adds "Write now!", in italics, to this line. The postcard is addressed to the "Mr Joh Bjelke-Petersen, Premier of Queensland", and the photograph is credited to Colin Totterdall. There is space for a personal message, and a square on the top right-hand corner for a stamp to be added.