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SUMMARY:Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary ‘Our Eucalypt Home’ (Qld)
DESCRIPTION:Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary will celebrate National Eucalypt Day 2026 with a fun family-friendly\, interactive event showcasing the vital role of eucalypts in supporting wildlife and ecosystems. Set against our 27-hectare sanctuary\, the day will inspire visitors to connect with nature and understand the importance of eucalypt conservation. \nActivities include:\n– Event stall featuring koala food displays and hands-on craft activities.\n– Eucalypt-inspired arts and crafts\, including creating a ‘Eucalypt Man’\, flower crowns\, gumnut headbands\, wands\, koala masks\, and nature collages.\n– Koala and gum leaf-themed face painting.\n– Photo opportunity area with arches adorned with eucalypts and local flowers; visitors are encouraged to share on social media with #LoveAGum.\n– Visit from Nutty the Koala\, dressed in a eucalypt-inspired costume.\n– Storytelling with Sarah Eccleston\, author of Have You Seen a Tree for Me?\, exploring the challenges koalas face in the wild and the importance of habitat preservation.\n– Stick insect display\, showcasing three species and their role in the ecosystem \nSanctuary team members\, experts in native plants and koala care\, will showcase the sanctuary’s gumtree species and explain how eucalypts sustain biodiversity\, provide habitat\, and support climate resilience. \nThe event is free to visitors\, offering hands-on experiences that foster awareness\, stewardship\, and a connection to Australia’s iconic eucalypts.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/currumbin-wildlife-sanctuary-our-eucalypt-home-qld/
LOCATION:Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary\, 28 Tomewin St\, Currumbin\, Qld\, 4223\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Art or Craft,Qld
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SUMMARY:National Eucalypt Day at Burrendong Arboretum (NSW)
DESCRIPTION:To celebrate National Eucalypt Day\, Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum are holding events including: \n– Our Eucalypt Home Walks and Talks by Dr Jo Green from the Australian Plant Society and Jada Parsons from Dubbo Field Naturalists. \n– a community art project around the Our Eucalypt Home theme that will be displayed locally after completion. \n– Our Friends are also holding their autumn plant sale on the day – their fundraising helps Burrendong continue to operate. \nThese events will be free for participants.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/national-eucalypt-day-at-burrendong-arboretum-nsw/
LOCATION:Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum\, 95 Tara Rd\, Mumbil via Wellington\, NSW\, 2820\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Art/Craft|Botanic Garden / Arboretum|New South Wales
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SUMMARY:Beneath the Eucalypts - Nannup (WA)
DESCRIPTION:We will be inviting families and community members to an education session on our native eucalypts – beneath the eucalypts which surround our beautiful town. There will be some craft activities for the children with fallen nuts and other nature including gum nut babies while we have a speaker talking about the importance of preserving our native eucalypts.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/beneath-the-eucalypts-nannup-wa/
LOCATION:Nannup Foreshore Park\, Brockman St\, Nannup\, WA\, 6275\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Art/Craft|Western Australia|Workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Nannup Garden Village Inc.":MAILTO:info@nannupgardens.org.au
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SUMMARY:Home Among the Gum Trees guided walk Botanic Gardens of Sydney (NSW)
DESCRIPTION:Get the good oil on gum trees and join our volunteer guides for a guided walk around the Royal Botanic Garden. Learn how eucalypts have influenced Australian art\, history and culture. Marvel at the colourful array of animals that depend on them for food and shelter. Find out how to identify an angophora from a corymbia and how our botanists have shaped the science of eucalypts. By the end of the morning\, you’ll feel at home among the gum trees. \n$30 for Foundation & Friends \n$40 for non-members
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/home-among-the-gum-trees-guided-walk/
LOCATION:The Maiden Theatre\, Botanic Gardens of Sydney\, Foundation & Friends Terrace\, Mrs Macquaries Rd\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Eucalypt Day Botanical Sketching with Geri Barr - Kings Park (WA)
DESCRIPTION:Learn uncomplicated drawing techniques to create original drawings of beautiful Eucalyptus at Kings Park for National Eucalypt Day! \nDraw with freedom and creativity\, without fear\, a fun workshop with Geri Barr. \nWith a passion for the Australian bush\, particularly eucalypts\, Geri Barr uses photography\, textiles and drawing to explore themes of home and belonging. Drawing especially\, is an important art form in Geri’s practice. \nCombined with the technique of ‘slow looking’ and listening\, drawing allows the mind to slow down and appreciate the details which deepens her understanding of the landscape and its elements. \nIn 2024\, Geri was awarded a Dahl Fellowship from Eucalypt Australia for her work on the project\, “The Art of Listening”\, which has been shown at three solo exhibitions. \nAll material will be supplied to participants. \nBook via \nhttps://www.bgpa.wa.gov.au/kings-park/events/eucalypt-day-botanical-sketching-geri-barr \nor \nvia Humanitix: https://events.humanitix.com/eucalypt-day-botanical-sketching-with-geri-barr
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/eucalypt-day-botanical-sketching-with-geri-barr-kings-park-wa/
LOCATION:Kings Park\, 1 Kattidj Close\, Kings Park and Botanic Garden\, WA\, 6005\, Australia
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SUMMARY:En Plein Air painting with Emma Stuart - Cavendish (Vic)
DESCRIPTION:We are very lucky to be holding a special oil painting workshop\, focusing on beautiful Eucalyptus trees\, hosted by renowned\, award-winning artist\, Emma Stuart. \nBeginners through to experienced artists are welcome to attend this relaxed\, Saturday afternoon workshop\, which will take place in the dappled shade\, en plein air along the banks on the Wannon River\, Cavendish on March 21st\, 1-3pm. \n“Nature is always my driving inspiration. This workshop will have a particular focus on trees\, since I’m fascinated by their textures and idiosyncrasies\,” said the artist. \n“Creating amidst such beautiful\, tranquil surrounds in this relaxed afternoon workshop will be something special\, and open to anyone. It will be great to have a mix of beginners\, students\, amateur painters\, and artists participate.” \nEmma will guide participants through creating an oil painting of an intimate scape\, using supplied materials and learning artistic techniques to create a unique artwork on canvas board. We will also appreciate the incredible value of these trees to our environment\, for biodiversity\, and even our mental wellbeing. Participants will get to learn from Emma and also make connections with others with similar interests. \nEntry tickets will include the workshop and all materials\, light refreshments and a set of paints and brushes for participants to take home with them to continue their artworks.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/en-plein-air-painting-with-emma-stuart-cavendish-vic/
LOCATION:Wannon River Cavendish
CATEGORIES:Art|Victoria
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SUMMARY:Seed Ball Making with Dean Cross - Potter Museum of Art (Vic)
DESCRIPTION:Join multidisciplinary artist Dean Cross and make living art that will travel beyond the gallery as part of celebrations for National Eucalypt Day. \nYou’ll be guided to shape seed balls from paper and gum tree seeds that will form part of Dean’s new commission in the upcoming exhibition Ngarn Wa’ngal: Art of the gum tree. Each ball will be dispersed back to Country after the exhibition closes and activated by rain for revegetation. \nThe day will begin with a Welcome to Country by Aunty Kim Wandin\, senior Wurundjeri artist and Elder. Dean will then share insights into the creative process behind the commission. The activity will be facilitated by Dr Katherine Horsfall\, Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne’s School of Agriculture\, Food and Ecosystem Sciences. \nAprons and gloves will be provided\, but please wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.
URL:https://eucalyptaustralia.org.au/event/seed-ball-making-with-dean-cross-potter-museum-of-art-vic/
LOCATION:Potter Museum of Art\, The University of Melbourne\, Corner of Swanston Street and Masson Road\, Parkville\, VIC\, 3010\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Art or Craft,Art|Talk / Workshop|Victoria,Victoria
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ORGANIZER;CN="Potter Museum of Art":MAILTO:mc-publicprograms@unimelb.edu.au
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