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SUMMARY:Dr John Turnbull - 'Emigrant Eucalypts: successes and failures'
DESCRIPTION:Dr John Turnbull\, a former CSIRO forest research scientist\, will trace the spread of eucalypts throughout the world from their discovery by European explorers in the eighteenth century to their use in present day agroforestry and fast-growing industrial plantations. Conservation and sustainability issues with eucalypt plantations in some countries will be discussed. \nDr John Turnbull has a BSc Forestry degree from the University of Wales and a PhD in eucalypt genecology from ANU. He is a former Senior Forestry Research Scientist at CSIRO and Chief Scientist at the International Forest Research Centre in Indonesia. He has managed collaborative forest research projects and provided consultancy services to many countries on the use of Australia trees in plantations. He was consultant to China’s one-million-hectare multi-species plantation project. Since retiring in 1999 he has been a Volunteer Guide at ANBG. \nBookings open a month before the talk.  \nBooking Link: https://www.trybooking.com/CXTPB
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SUMMARY:Photography Group - Cameras and Café walk
DESCRIPTION:The next Friends of ANBG Photography Group Cameras and Café walk will be held on Saturday 22 February. We meet at the bus stop at around 8.45 am\, then follow our interests and instincts around the Gardens. Regroup for a refreshment and conversation at Pollen Cafe at around 10.30 am. \nAt least one member of the Friends of ANBG Photography Group Committee will be there to lead the activity. All levels of photography skill are welcome. After our initial gathering at the bus stop you can stay with the group or separate if you wish.
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