Art in Miniature Exhibition
AIM (Art in Miniature) Canberra is delighted to be holding its 25th exhibition as a group at the Australian National Botanic Gardens. We are a friendship group of artists living in Canberra and […]
Jo Harding ‘Bush Blitz Driving New Approaches to Working with Traditional Owners’
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M16 Artspace Exhibitions – ‘Rendezvous: Notes from the Botanic Gardens’ and ‘See What I See’
Two of the exhibitions currently on show at the M16 ArtSpace are 'Rendezvous: Notes from the Botanic Gardens' and 'See What I See'. 'Rendezvous' includes a terrific and fun wall mural of the water dragons by Bryn Jones and other interesting artworks inspired by the Gardens. 'See What I See' is the annual NatureArt Lab tutor exhibition, […]
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Book launch: The Man Who Planted Canberra [SOLD OUT but waitlist available]
Join Robert Macklin, Max Bourke, Lenore Coltheart and Steve Thomas in conversation, to celebrate the release of Robert’s book The Man Who Planted Canberra: Charles Weston and His Three Million Trees. […]
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Exploring STEP at the Arboretum
The Southern Tablelands Ecosystems Park (STEP) is a regional botanic garden, education and conservation centre demonstrating southern tablelands species of eucalypt trees and understorey plants. It is located within the National Arboretum, Canberra. (https://step.asn.au) Experienced STEP volunteers will take us on a one hour guided walk. Come and admire this beautiful garden of local southern tablelands species. Meet at […]
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Professor Andy Whiteley ‘Bioplastics’
Andy, from CSIRO, and the BioPlastics Innovaton Hub aim to remove Australia’s dependence on fossil fuel derived polymers in plastic packaging and replace them with fully compostable and sustainable alternatives. Biography Professor Andy Whiteley is the Research Director for CSIRO’s Industry Environments (IE) Program based in Western Australia. The IE Program seeks to innovate and […]
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Plant Recognition Group Workshop – the amazing world of Australian conifers
The next Plant Recognition Group workshop will provide an overview of the 44 species of Australian conifers including their distribution and some of the factors contributing to this spatial outcome. The workshop will provide guidance on the use of an identification key based on vegetative characteristics: mainly leaves, cones and buds. About 80% of native […]