Cameras and Cafe walk
A Cameras and Café walk will be held again on Saturday 17 May. As usual we meet at the bus stop at 8.40 am. The group then sets out in search […]
Dr Gemma Hoyle and Tom North – ‘National Seed Bank 2.0: Evolution of seed collection, banking and research for world class conservation’
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Dr Mathew Trinca ‘Writing the Brindabellas: Country, landscape and nation’
Mathew will present stories and ideas about the Brindabellas, ranging from First Nations’ stories to tales of the more recent past like My Brilliant Career and the poems of Banjo […]
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LATE CANCELLATION Associate Professor Duanne White – ‘Antarctic ice shelves?’
LATE CANCELLATION DUE TO ILLNESS What lies beneath Antarctic ice shelves? Duanne, from University of Canberra, will show field studies of how warm ocean currents, past and present, are melting the weak underbelly of the ice sheet in the Denman Glacier region. Associate Professor Duanne White is a quantitative geomorphologist and geochemist, at the University of […]
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Photographic Group – May meeting: Graham Gall on photographing botanic subjects
This month’s meeting will feature a presentation by Graham Gall, an internationally-awarded photographer based in Canberra. While he shoots a wide variety of genre, his passion is Australian flora and fauna. Graham is a Birdlife Photography Australia Gold medallist, is widely published, and is regularly commissioned for themed shoots for exhibitions. Graham will describe his […]
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Off the Beaten Track Themed Walks
Join a free one-hour guided walk to less commonly visited parts of the Gardens. Walks commence at 11am and 2pm each day. The walk features examples of work done by Gardens staff to conserve our threatened native species, as well as plants in flower at this time of year. Meet at the clock near the […]
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Professor Jochen Brocks – ‘The deep origins of our eukaryotic ancestors and the rise of algae in the oceans’
Friends ANBG will be among the first to hear Jochen, from the ANU, talk about the evolution of modern eurkaryotes, the “Rise of Algae”, in the body and molecular fossil records; and how it may be a most profound ecological transition in the evolution of complex life, ultimately leading to the emergence of animals. Abstract […]