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Through the Smoke, Through our Eyes
Through the Smoke, Through our Eyes
is an exhibition showing firsthand accounts and experiences from the staff at the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden during the 2019 Gospers Mountain bushfire.
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Through the Smoke, Through our Eyes
Through the Smoke, Through our Eyes
is an exhibition showing firsthand accounts and experiences from the staff at the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden during the 2019 Gospers Mountain bushfire.
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Relax with Shinrin-yoku, or Forest Therapy – a preventative health practice that improves wellbeing by immersing your senses in nature.
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Nature Therapy Walks
Relax with Shinrin-yoku, or Forest Therapy – a preventative health practice that improves wellbeing by immersing your senses in nature.
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Visit Australia’s oldest scientific institution to learn about our latest scientific discoveries. We've been studying and documenting plant life in New South Wales and Australia for over 200 years.
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The Botanic Garden is a living lab. Home to some of the world's most valuable plant scientists, solving some of humanity's most vital challenges.
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Vital Science
The Botanic Garden is a living lab. Home to some of the world's most valuable plant scientists, solving some of humanity's most vital challenges.
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Branch Out
Branch Out with our new podcast and discover the surprising world of plants with science and stories from Australia’s oldest living scientific institution.
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Branch Out
Branch Out with our new podcast and discover the surprising world of plants with science and stories from Australia’s oldest living scientific institution.
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Get all the details on plant diseases such as Phytophthora, Armillaria, Fusarium Wilt, Ganoderma Butt Rot and Cypress Canker, along with methods for disease diagnosis and control.
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A world of discovery awaits primary students at the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah. We offer a range of unique learning activities designed to engage and delight both you and your students
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A world of discovery awaits primary students at the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah. We offer a range of unique learning activities designed to engage and delight both you and your students
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Our unique secondary science programs will engage and inspire your students
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New growth ahead for the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah
After 16 days of active fire, the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah is welcoming visitors again.
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New growth ahead for the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah
After 16 days of active fire, the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah is welcoming visitors again.
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The Australian Institute of Botanical Science
Discover how the new Australian Institute of Botanical Science will advance fundamental knowledge of flora and drive effective conservation solutions to ensure the survival of plants, and all life that depends on them.
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The Australian Institute of Botanical Science
Discover how the new Australian Institute of Botanical Science will advance fundamental knowledge of flora and drive effective conservation solutions to ensure the survival of plants, and all life that depends on them.
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