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SUMMARY:MUMA Tree Story Exhibition (Vic)
DESCRIPTION:Tree Story brings together creative practices from around the world to create a ‘forest’ of ideas relating to critical environmental and sustainability issues. At its foundation—or roots—are Indigenous ways of knowing and a recognition of trees as our ancestors and family. An exhibition\, publication and podcast series\, Tree Story takes inspiration from the underground networks\, information sharing and mutual support understood to exist within tree communities\, and poses the question: what can we learn from trees and the importance of Country?\nCurated by Charlotte Day and  Dr. Brian Martin\, Associate Dean\, Indigenous\, Monash Art Design & Architecture\, 202o Dahl Medallist and 2021 Dahl Fellow. \nEucalypt Australia is proudly sponsoring the “Tree School” portion of the exhibit open to small groups (bookings required).  The image pictured is a portion of a scar tree (believed to be a grey box but unconfirmed) that is forming the centre of the Tree School. \nEucalypt Australia is also proudly sponsoring the Tree Story Podcast Series. \nMUMA – Monash University Museum of Art – is located at the Caulfield campus in Melbourne and the exhibition runs until the 10th of April. \nMonash University Museum of ArtGround Floor\, Building F\nMonash University\nCaulfield Campus\n900 Dandenong Road\nCaulfield East VIC 3145\nAustralia\n+61 3 9905 4217\nOpening Hours \nTue–Fri: 10am–5pm\nSat: 12–5pm\nClosed Sun\nMon by appointment only\nEntry is always free \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/muma-tree-story-exhibition-vic/
CATEGORIES:Art|Exhibition|Victoria
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210301
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210401
DTSTAMP:20241211T035216Z
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SUMMARY:Lake Mountain Boardwalk - Self Guided Walk (Vic)
DESCRIPTION:The Bjarne K Dahl Memorial Walk is filled with interpretative signs.  These allow visitors of all ages and abilities to appreciate the splendour of Lake Mountain’s sub-alpine environment.\nThe eucalypt regrowth since the 2009 wildfires is quite spectacular.  The walk is an ideal way to begin understanding the ecology of bushfire in the Australian landscape. \nThe Boardwalk is situated at Snowy Hill\, approximately 1 km before the Lake Mountain Resort. \nThe Boardwalk is an easy 20 minute walk suitable for the mobility impaired.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/lake-mountain-boardwalk-self-guided-walk-vic/
CATEGORIES:Self-guided Walk|Victoria
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DTSTART;TZID=AEDT:20210321T094500
DTEND;TZID=AEDT:20210321T153000
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SUMMARY:Field Trip with Leon Costermans (Victoria)
DESCRIPTION:Please note\, tickets are in super high demand with very limited numbers… we have given preference to those who booked for 2020 but unfortunately missed out due to Covid lockdowns. \nIf for any reason you can no longer come please call or text Linda on 0421604711 and we will release your ticket to someone else. \n\nBook here: \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/eucalypt-identification-field-trip-with-leon-costermans-tickets-144351897411 \n\nAre you interested in deepening your knowledge of eucalypts? If so\, this is a unique opportunity to take a guided walk with renowned botanist/geologist Leon Costermans to get to know eucalypts both in natural bush and in planted situations. \nThe first location will be the George Pentland Botanic Gardens at Frankston where Leon will facilitate practice in observing and identifying eucalypts using his iconic pocket book ‘Trees of Victoria and Adjoining Areas’. \nAfter a BYO lunch at the gardens\, the group will drive to the Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve (about 5 km) for a gentle bushwalk for field identification of eucalypts (and possibly some other plants) in their natural environment. This 214-hectare reserve is recognised as an outstanding area for conservation of indigenous flora and fauna; it also has a very significant military history. \nSchedule: \nMeet at 9:45am just inside the Gardens gate at the corner of Foot St and Williams St\, Frankston (Melway map 100A: H13).  Arrive in good time to secure parking in the east end of Williams St. \n10:00am to 12pm: Gardens walk and identification practice.\n12:00pm (approx.) Have BYO picnic lunch & drinks at the George Pentland Botanic Gardens (there is a picnic area and shelter\, but we will have to ‘share’ it with other visitors).\n12:45pm (approx.): Leave for Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve\, to meet in the car park in McClelland Drive (Melway 103:C10).\n1pm to 3pm: Drive and walk to identify eucalypts and other plants within the reserve. \nNote that this session is intended as an introduction to eucalypt identification\, though there will be some challenges for those with some experience. To gain the most from the excursion\, you will need a copy of Leon’s book ‘Trees of Victoria and Adjoining Areas’ (5th or 6th edition\, with a green cover). This is an invaluable resource for both beginners and more experienced bushwalkers and nature lovers. Please bring your copy if you have one. If not\, books will be available for purchase at the gardens for $10 (cash only please). \nPlease come prepared for the weather and wear shoes suitable for walking some distance.  There is no toilet or water at Langwarrin. \nAll participants are expected to comply with any Covid-19 related requirements that may be applicable at the time. \nThis excursion is subsidised by Eucalypt Australia as part of the National Eucalypt Day program. \n\nBooking preference will be given to those who booked for 2020 but unfortunately missed out due to Covid lockdowns.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/field-trip-with-leon-costermans-victoria-2/
CATEGORIES:Botanic Garden / Arboretum|Guided Walk|Victoria
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DTSTART;TZID=AEDT:20210321T101500
DTEND;TZID=AEDT:20210321T124500
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SUMMARY:Eucalypt Forest Therapy Walk - Tasmanian Arboretum (Tas)
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate National Eucalypt Day by exploring these wonderful trees with all of your senses.\n\n\n\n\nA Forest Therapy guide helps people to slow down\, become present in their body and the environment. We walk slowly and invite participants to take part in activities designed to engage all the senses and enhance the healing qualities of nature. \n\n\nThis walk will focus on the exploration of various species of Eucalyptus trees and wet eucalypt forest. It will include stretching and breathing exercises\, exploring the details of textures and colours\, honey sampling and observation of the ecology of eucalypt forests. \nShinrin Yoku or Forest Therapy\, originated in Japan as a public health practice and research shows it can help to reduce stress\, improve mental health and benefit immune function. Guide Elspeth Brock is a trained horticulturist and certified Forest Therapy Guide with the International Nature and Forest Therapy Alliance (INFTA). \nThe ticket price includes entry into the Tasmanian Arboretum’ s collection of trees from around the world\, lakes and nature trail along the pristine Don River. \nAccess: The paths we will walk have some areas of slope\, uneven surfaces and stairs. \nTime: arrive at 10:20 for a 10:30 start. The walk will conclude around 12:45. \nLocation: Tasmanian Arboretum\, Meet at the far end of the car park. \nBring: Closed toe shoes\, drinking water and rain coat to sit on. \nProudly subsidised by Eucalypt Australia as part of National Eucalypt Day 2021
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/eucalypt-forest-therapy-walk-tasmanian-arboretum-tas/
CATEGORIES:Botanic Garden / Arboretum|Guided Walk|Tasmania
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DTSTART;TZID=AEDT:20210321T102000
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SUMMARY:Eucalypt Walk - National Arborertum Canberra (ACT)
DESCRIPTION:This year we are combining our celebration of National Forests Day (21 March) and National Eucalypt Day (23 March) with a long guided walk through some of our beautiful forests.\nThe National Arboretum Canberra hosts a range of threatened and significant species from all over the world including Australia. This walk will take in the diversity of Eucalypts that define the landscape from the Canberra region to Queensland and the high country. \nThe walk will take 1.5 hours and participants will require moderate fitness. Please wear sturdy enclosed footwear\, bring water and dress for the weather conditions. \nMeet at the Village Centre at 10.20am. \nAdult: $5\, Children (10 – 16 years): Free \nSuitable for children over 10 years. \nBookings are limited to 12. \nBOOK NOW
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/eucalypt-walk-national-arborertum-canberra-act/
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DTSTART;TZID=AEDT:20210321T120000
DTEND;TZID=AEDT:20210321T153000
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Botanical Dyeing with Stacey Currey (Qld)
DESCRIPTION:Join Stacey Currey at the Samford Community Hub in celebrating National Eucalypt Day 2021!\nThis workshop is an afternoon of exploring textiles\, plants\, flowers\, and discovering the magic of the dye pot. Eucalypts are one of the most readily available dyers and we will explore these beauties further. \nYou will be introduced to how to capture colour and create patterns on fabric and paper\, using a variety of techniques and dye stuffs.\nThis workshop is for those seeking to:\n– reduce the impact of their fashion choices by learning how to create beautiful low impact designs;\n– learn a new skill easily accessible by drawing on the environment around you;\n– connect with other creatives who enjoy sharing and learning from each other; and\n– explore their own creativity through a historic craft. \nThis is an experience-based workshop where you will be guided in creating something truly unique by discovering the plants around you.  \nYou will take home your very own botanically dyed cards\, and large swatches of material that can be used in a multitude of ways. \nWhile dye stuffs are provided\, you are encouraged to bring along leaves\, plants or flowers from your garden. Given that it is a National Eucalypt Day celebration please bring a variety of  eucalypt material with you.  You can even bring along your fresh compost scraps to see what we can use!\n \nPlease bring along:\n– Water bottle\, Hat\, Towel that can get dirty\n– Any dye stuffs you choose to bring from home\n– Plastic bag or bucket to take your works home \nAfternoon Tea is included \nAbout the Workshop Host \nLocally based Stacey Currey\, the textile Artist who created Shining Forest Studio\, will be your guide for the day. She works with natural materials to capture the beauty of nature through botanical dyes and printing. Ethically conscious and sustainably minded Stacey predominately works with small producer created fibres\, upcycled or end-of-line fabrics.\nYou can find her wandering landscapes or stopping the car by the side of the road (her children do not even ask her what they are doing anymore\, they know the drill!)\, to source dye stuffs locally with respect and kindness to the environment.\nStacey is a kind and patient workshop host who is excited to share her insight as a catalyst for your creations.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/introduction-to-botanical-dyeing-with-stacey-currey-qld/
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