Cameras and Café Walk
The next Friends of ANBG Photographic Group Cameras and Café Walk will be held on Sunday 17 August. Meet at the bus stop at 8.40 am. After introductions we head off, […]
Jo Harding ‘Bush Blitz Driving New Approaches to Working with Traditional Owners’
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Dr Michael Mulvaney – ‘Gang-gangs: what have we discovered and how does that help better protect them’
Michael, a former Government ecologist, will update eight years of citizen science research and cover new discoveries since 2022 into Gang-gang nesting ecology and behaviour. Abstract Michael will provide an […]
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1RPH interview with artist Jo Hollier
After viewing Jo Hollier's Botanical Art Exhibition at the ANBG, Christine Stewart contacted her & interviewed her for 1RPH Canberra public radio. The interview goes to air on 1RPH / […]
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Emeritus Professor Patrick De Deckker – ‘Marine heat waves, the “secret killer” in our oceans’
Patrick, from the ANU, will discuss alarming temperature increases near the surfaces of oceans, that affect entire ecosystems; such as the vanishing kelp forests offshore Tasmania and the many organisms […]
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Friends of ANBG Photographic Group Monthly Meeting
The meeting, which takes place in the Theatrette, will feature a presentation from Dr Yi-Kai Tea of the Moths and Butterflies Association. The Association is a not-for-profit organisation that aims […]
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Dr Rod Griffin ‘Uses of Acacia from Perfumery to Pulpwood … and some things we don’t yet know about their Reproductive Biology’
Little has been invested into research into the benefits of Australian species of Acacia, compared to Australian eucalypts. Rod, a Research Associate at University of Tasmania, will share current research into the pollination ecology of some temperate acacia species. Abstract Acacias provide many economic benefits around the world, but little has been invested into research […]