The Story of the Australian Botanic National Gardens
How did these gardens start? Where were the first trees planted and who planted them? Who were some of the people to shape the Gardens and what was their contribution? […]
The Friends’ 38th Annual General Meeting
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Doug Laing ‘Australia and Chile – A shared heritage’
In this talk Doug will recollect this journey, discussing some of these affinities and concluding that we are much closer than we might think to our far-flung neighbour on the […]
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Associate Professor Caitlin Byrt ‘Botanically inspired systems for sustainable resource management’
Caitlin, from Australian National University, will talk about how plants inspire improvement in sustainable management of food energy and water resources. Harvesting resources from industrial and urban wastewater and developing […]
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Talk by Dr Dianne Firth ‘Black Mountain as Inspiration’
Join us to hear Dianne Firth OAM talk about her involvement with Black Mountain being an enduring source of inspiration for her. She will reflect on Black Mountain in the […]
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Dr Suzi Bond ‘An amazing array of butterflies’
Suzi, from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, will explain why the ACT’s park reserves and the gardens are so important for our common species of butterfly, as well as some […]
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MEGAfauna: a walk through time!
Alerting all explorers! We need your help to discover our long-lost creatures at the Australian National Botanic Gardens. Travel back in time with us for a family-friendly outdoor discovery trail […]