Eucalypt Australia is a grant-making Charitable Trust that focuses on eucalypts, an Australian icon and a significant aspect of Australia’s natural environment and biodiversity. We envisage a public inspired by and appreciative of eucalypts.

Congratulations to our 2025 Dahl Fellows!

Dahl Fellowships provide an opportunity for talented and deserving Australians to undertake a project related to eucalypts that is not readily fundable elsewhere.

We thank all of the applicants for the ideas, time and effort put into the Fellowship applications for 2025. 

The Board of Eucalypt Australia congratulates our 2025 Dahl Fellows:

Jess Harwood “Our Home Among the Gum Trees: A comic art education project about Australia’s eucalypts and the conservation challenges they face“

Peter McHugh “The Working Forest – telling the story of Victoria’s rich forests and bushfire heritage”

Vicky Shukuroglou “ACE Guide to Eucalypts Melbourne“

For all of the details see here.

 

 

Corymbia Ficifolia, the Red-Flowering Gum is the 2024 Eucalypt of the Year

This incredible Western Australian showstopper is one of the most widely planted eucalypts in Australia and around the world!  In the wild, however, it is only found in a very small area of subcoastal woodland and heathland in far southwest Western Australia.

Read more, see the runners up and the entire short-list of ten urban champions here.

Congratulations to Professor Brad Potts, 2024 Bjarne K Dahl Medalist

Eucalypt Australia are pleased to present this award to Professor Brad Potts in recognition of his significant and sustained contribution to the science of eucalypts in the field of eucalypt genetics.

See more about Brad and previous years’ medalists here.

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