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.
Have you looked up at the canopy of a forest recently? Discover what’s growing in Australia’s forests and why trees are important to us, animals and each other.
Sculpture is art in 3D. The artwork is often carved in stone or wood or formed in metal or clay.
Find more information about Sydney Science Week school excursions and bookings.
Totems are an important part of Aboriginal culture and ensure the protection of plants or animals by different groups of Aboriginal people.
Have you ever visited The Calyx building at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney? Do you know what a calyx is?
This winter, discover Royal Botanic Garden Sydney in a whole new way. Don’t let the weather stop you – rug up and you’ll soon discover that the garden is just as stunning in winter as it is in spring and summer.
Botanic Gardens of Sydney are the meeting places of people and plants, science, seasons and nature.
The Research Centre for Ecosystem Resilience uses innovative science and technology to investigate the factors impacting the distribution and assembly of plant species.
Botanic Gardens of Sydney encompasses three world-leading botanic gardens, Australia’s premier botanical research institute, and Sydney’s leading outdoor activation precinct.