Few Canberrans would know we have an extinction vault – a secure collection of about 8 million precious seeds that are an insurance against native plant extinction.
The team at the Australian National Botanic Gardens need your help to discover our long-lost creatures in the Gardens this winter. You’re invited to explore Australia’s ancient megafauna through three extraordinary experiences.
An Australian National Botanic Gardens Ranger and a young Eastern quoll expert were named Environmental Educators of the Year earlier this month, by the ACT Chapter of The Australian Association of Environmental...
The huge creatures that once roamed our country have returned to the Australian National Botanic Gardens for the month of July in MEGAfauna: myths and legends!
The largest planting of Australia’s floral emblem, the Golden Wattle, has taken place in Canberra this week to belatedly celebrate the 50th birthday of the Australian National Botanic Gardens in 2020.
Hand grown...
Originally opened on 20 October 1970, the Australian National Botanic Gardens turns 50 this month, and is celebrating in a subdued fashion due to the pandemic.
The Australian National Botanic Gardens will replace its 60-year-old horticulture maintenance centre and build new fire suppression infrastructure thanks to a Federal Government funding announcement.
The ‘Scoop’ is in, or more precisely, at the Australian National Botanic Gardens (ANBG) this March.
Cub reporter Scoop is one of 20 larger-than-life Hello Koalas sculptures to be on display in Canberra...
