Friends of Black Mountain – weeding work party
We plan to remove lots of the Poverty Wattle, Sifton Weed, Tick Bush and other woody weeds near the Powerline road. Meet: Belconnen Way entry to Black Mountain Nature Reserve. […]
Jay Nicholson ‘Understanding the impacts of climate change on plants at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park – a summary of my PhD working with Anangu’
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MYRTACEAE with Dr Tanya Scharaschkin
Explore the science of the Australian plant family Myrtaceae in detail with botanist and artist Dr Tanya Scharaschkin! Dates: 4-5 May 2024 Times: Saturday and Sunday 9.30am - 4.30pm Venue: NatureArt Lab […]
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UKRAINIAN EGG DYEING with Tanya Scharaschkin
Learn how to create beautiful dyed eggs using a traditional Ukrainian method with botanical artist and scientist Dr Tanya Scharaschkin from Tasmania! Venue: NatureArt Lab Studio, M16 Artspace, 21 Blaxland […]
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Themed Walk – Parliamentary Timber
6 - 12 May, 11am to noon and 2pm to 3pm - Free Join a free guided walk during ACT Tree Week to learn abut the beautiful Australian timbers featured […]
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Dr Gemma Hoyle ‘Can we bank the cloud forests? Conservation and ecology of threatened species endemic to tropical mountaintops in Far North Queensland.’
Gemma, from the National Seed Bank at ANBG, will describe synthesising current seed science knowledge, seed collection, storage behaviour and germination and will it enable ex situ conservation in Australia’s cloud forest flora? Abstract Funded by the Ian Potter Foundation, The Tropical Mountain Plant Science (TroMPS) project is responding to urgent calls for ex situ […]
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Jane Cottee ‘STEP by STEP: 15 years for Forest 20’
Jane, President of STEP, will trace the story, with its ups and downs, of Forest 20 at the National Arboretum Canberra and outline the strategy for the next 10 years. Abstract It is 15 years since the first trees were planted for the Southern Tablelands Regional Botanic Garden, located at Forest 20, National Arboretum Canberra. […]