Acknowledgment of Country
We honour and respect all Elders and Traditional Custodians of the lands the Botanic Gardens of Sydney stand on. We acknowledge the lands as significant historical, ceremonial and traditional trade grounds.
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Wicking beds are a sustainable and effective means of growing your favourite plants while reducing water-use.
Discover how gardening has been beneficial in our community gardeners' lives.
Students will learn about bush foods, and how Aboriginal peoples traditionally used them.
Some habitats were burnt so badly last summer that we're concerned for a few Waratah species. But as we enter peak flowering season we're also expecting to see a big burst.
Gardens of sensory delights are trending across Australia because of their unique education experiences and lighthearted approach to designing a beautiful space.
The Australian Institute of Botanical Science will advance fundamental knowledge of flora and drive effective conservation solutions to ensure the survival of plants.
In Australia we mark the new calendar year on the 1st of January, but in many places throughout Asia, the start of the New Year is dictated by lunar cycles.
Explore the impacts of European colonisation on the First Australians, particularly the traditional custodians of the Sydney city area, the Gadigal people.
Students gain an understanding of how urban catchments work and how natural and human actions affect them.