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  • Dr Rod King – ‘Not too hot… not too cold’

    Rod, a retired CSIRO scientist and currently the Treasurer of Friends ANBG, will talk about temperature and reproduction of plants, including Australian natives. Rod ‘s research with the CSIRO focused […]

  • Ngunawal & National Capital stories of Black Mountain – fully booked

    Black Mountain is an important element of the Aboriginal and national capital landscape from deep time to today. Let’s join Wally Bell, Ngunawal elder, and Mark Butz, history researcher and writer, as they unearth the lesser-known stories of Aboriginal, historic and natural heritage of Black Mountain. This walk is part of the Heritage Festival. Fully […]

  • Friends of ANBG Photographic Group Monthly Meeting

    This month’s meeting will feature a session in which members of the Photographic Group present up to three images for a constructive discussion and critique led by highly experienced and respected Group members, Graham Gall and Steven Playford. This is an opportunity to share photographic knowledge and skills throughout the Photographic Group. The meeting will […]

  • Black Mountain Weeding Work Party

    We plan to remove lots more woody weeds. Meet: at the electricity sub-station, Frith Road, Acton. Bring: water  Wear: hat, sunscreen, long-sleeved shirt, long pants, gloves, stout shoes.  We shall break for delicious morning tea at about 10:30am. Please book: if you are planning to come, please let us know by booking using this link:  https://www.trybooking.com/CYPVD

  • Guided Walks – Leaves – to drop or not to drop

    Most Australian trees are evergreen but there are a few that lose some or all of their leaves.   Join a free one-hour guided walk to see examples and hear some of the factors that influence why a tree might drop its leaves.  Walks leave from the clock near the ANBG bridge at 11am and 2pm […]

  • Doug Laing – ‘Invasive species in Australia: history, culture and consequences’

    Are invasive species or climate change the most costly threat to biodiversity and our broader natural environment? Doug, a former diplomat and now active volunteer with the ANBG and Friends, will reflect on the origins, costs, consequences and future trajectory of past follies. Abstract There’s no doubt that climate change is the great existential threat […]