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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If you're considering a casual wedding reception complete with a picnic or BBQ, the Lakeside Pavilion is the venue for you.
Your donation towards plant conservation has an immediate impact on the vital horticultural, scientific and educational work of the Botanic Gardens to Botanic Gardens of Sydney.
Find out how New South Wales flora are stored for preservation (seeds, tissue culture and cryostorage) and for future plant security.
Introduce your children to Nature Play. Our educators are trained to make learning and connecting with nature fun.
We can provide herbarium specimen loans to scientific institutions globally. Learn more about the process, regulations and contact details for loans here.
The Stolen Generations Memorial at the Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan has been restored and was unveiled by its original artist at this year’s Sorry Day ceremony at the Garden.
Explore the history through hands on experiences to gain insight into First Nations peoples experiences of settlement and compare ways of knowing, being and doing between these two cultures.
Students will explore how First Nations knowledge sustains environments and culture through practices refined over thousands of years. They will connect with native plants and learn their traditional uses to understand sustainable ways of caring for Country.
Based on Katrina Germein’s book Big Rain Coming, students will explore how First Nations people read and understand daily and seasonal weather changes and how this affects the places and environments around us.