This full-day program supports Module 3: Biological Diversity in the new 2018 New South Wales Biology syllabus.
Engage in primary and secondary investigations using the Botanic Garden's native Australian flora.
Students will learn the value of water, and the importance of sustainable management practices.
Investigate native plants and their adaptations, and explore the latest scientific conservation and ecosystem research.
Investigate key sites at the Garden to learn about sustainable water management systems.
Learn about how Aboriginal people lived off the land before first contact and then investigate the plants and seeds brought by the First Fleet.
There's been a theft of a valuable plant specimens at the Garden and we need your help investigating the crime.
Students will learn about bush foods, and how Aboriginal peoples traditionally used them.
Collect data, complete fun mapping exercises and learn about controlled burning to manage the Cumberland Plain Woodland.
Innovative urban gardens are an excellent solution to the environmental challenges we face in our cities.
Students will learn the value of water, how water interacts with its environment and the importance of sustainable management.
Plants have amazing adaptations that ensure their growth and survival.