What trees are they? (An acacia and eucalypt identification workshop and walk)

Written By Entheogenesis Australis

Acacias and eucalypts are defining trees in many landscapes throughout Australia. Learn to identify these genera with a workshop and walk that explores distinct botanical features, key resources and approaches to identification in the field. The workshop session will cover essential knowledge to undertake your own identification and will be followed by a ‘tree-walk’ to identify the trees of Gilwell Park.

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Communacacian
Communacacian

Drawing on his background in horticulture, arboriculture and ethnobotany, Communacacian brings an accessible and unique approach to growing Australian native trees.

Entheogenesis Australis

Entheogenesis Australis (EGA) is a charity using education to help grow the Australian ethnobotanical community and their gardens. We encourage knowledge-sharing on botanical research, conservation, medicinal plants, arts, and culture.

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