Eucalypt ID workshops 20 or 21 March 2026
Join botanist Paul Gadsby for a eucalypt identification workshop! Perfect for all levels. Learn how to identify Australia’s iconic trees.
End of Year Garden Visits, Walk & Talk & Picnic
Register to attend Join us for a relaxed end-of-year social gathering with AABR, set just north of Sydney. We’ll begin the morning in Cowan, meeting at a local bushcare site to discuss the bush regeneration approaches used in the area. From there, we’ll take a short stroll to visit two nearby native gardens, both owned [...]
AABR End of Year Blue Gum Bush Walk, Talk & Gawk
Join AABR for a 2.4km return bushwalk (moderate to hard) through Sydney Blue Gums. Explore the ecological significance within the Hornsby Shire Council area, practice some plant ID, and connect with others passionate about bush regeneration. The walk will take approximately 1.5 hours and includes uneven terrain, steps, and slopes. Bring sturdy shoes, water, sunscreen, insect repellent, and snacks for a light picnic lunch at Rosemead Reserve after the walk.
Observing flora and fauna interactions for bushland management – AABR Excursion
Sharon Mason, Accredited AABR Member In May 2024, AABR hosted an excursion to Hurstbridge (Diamond Creek riparian zone near Ben Frilay oval). Our Guide was Michael Smith, Naturalist and Educator with 14 people attending on an overcast morning. Context First, I will give a small bit of context of the area before I write about [...]
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Observing flora and fauna interactions for bushland management
Get your tickets Acknowledging the Wurundjeri people the traditional custodians of the land we will walk in during this excursion. Join Michael Smith, a local conservationist who teaches conservation and ecological management at Melbourne Polytechnic. Michael has a keen interest in animal-plant interactions and has a strong focus on managing natural systems from an animal-centred perspective. [...]