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SUMMARY:Moora Eucalypt Tree Trail - Self-guided Walk (WA)
DESCRIPTION:Take a self-guided 2km walk around the local Eucalypts of Moora. The Salmon Gums\, Wandooos and York Gums.\nStart at the Moora Visitors Centre with the River Red Gum and go south.  You never know\, the Mottlecah may be in bloom when you get to the second stop.  12 stops in all. \nLook out for the QR codes on featured trees – they are being developed now by the Moora Catchment Council Landcare Coordinator. \nDownload the attached map: \nMoora Eucalypt Tree Trail \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/moora-eucalypt-tree-trail-self-guided-walk-wa/
CATEGORIES:Kids|Self-guided Walk|Western Australia
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SUMMARY:Weaving Eucalypts Project Liz Williamson - Wangaratta Art Gallery (Vic)
DESCRIPTION:This collaborative project by weaver Liz Williamson explores local colour\, cultural connections\, and shared weaving traditions. In 2020\, Williamson began inviting colleagues in Australia and India to colour fabric with eucalyptus leaves collected locally. Once received in her studio\, Williamson wove the fabric into panels referencing the traditions of woven rag rugs.\nSince 2021\, the project has expanded to connect with more colleagues in Australia and India as well as other countries touched by the Indian Ocean – Bangladesh\, Indonesia\, Malaysia\, Pakistan\, Sri Lanka\, South Africa\, and Thailand. Extending from Williamson’s research into Australian natural dye plants\, the Weaving Eucalypts Project features 100 panels woven by Williamson with fabric dyed by 60 collaborators with over 50 eucalypts species identified and sourced from over 50 locations.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/weaving-eucalypts-project-liz-williamson-wangaratta-art-gallery-vic/
CATEGORIES:Art|Exhibition|Victoria
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SUMMARY:Eucalyptus Walk Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
DESCRIPTION:About 900 species and sub-species of eucalypt grow in Australia and have adapted to amazingly diverse habitats and climates. These environments include deserts\, snowy mountains\, coasts\, rainforest edges\, monsoonal areas and many places in between. Unsurprisingly\, their leaves\, flowers\, fruits\, bark and height vary enormously\, ranging from two-metre high shrubs to towering forest giants of 100m. Come and learn more about this fascinating genus and celebrate National Eucalyptus Day by joining these guided tours which explore the eucalypt collection at Melbourne and Cranbourne Gardens.\nBookings essential \nhttps://www.rbg.vic.gov.au/melbourne-gardens/what-s-on-melbourne/free-guided-walk/
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/eucalyptus-walk-royal-botanic-gardens-melbourne-2/
CATEGORIES:Botanic Garden / Arboretum|Guided Walk|Victoria
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SUMMARY:Hidden in their leaves: eucalypt dye experiments in Australia\, Liz Williamson - Wangaratta Art Gallery (Vic)
DESCRIPTION:In this one-hour talk\, master weaver Liz Williamson will discuss the Weaving Eucalypts Project exhibition at Wangaratta Art Gallery. The project involves a community of practitioners from Australia\, New Zealand and several Indian Ocean countries – practitioners linked by an engagement with nature\, concern for sustainability and natural dyeing.\nWilliamson will briefly discuss the development of the project\, key eucalypts dye experiments in Australia\, the dissemination of eucalypts to Indian Ocean countries and the practitioners in the projects. Her talk includes the landmark research of Jean Carman\, who was the first to systematically document the colours of Australian eucalypts by testing over 450 species and publishing her findings in 1978.  \nBook your free ticket now here.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/hidden-in-their-leaves-eucalypt-dye-experiments-in-australia-liz-williamson-wangaratta-art-gallery-vic/
CATEGORIES:Art|Talk / Workshop|Victoria
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