Dr Jodi Frawley – “Maiden’s Eucalypts”

Samorn Sanixay – “Eucalypt Dye Catalogue”

Dr David Wong – “Woodlands, Forest, Life”

The Board acknowledges and appreciates all applicants for the 2022 Dahl Fellowships.  Read more about the successful projects here.

Eucalypt Australia are thrilled to announce that the 2021 recipient of the Bjarne K Dahl Medal is Dr Dorothy Steane,  Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Natural Sciences and ARC Training Centre for Forest Value, University of Tasmania.

National Eucalypt Day is on 23 March each year. Find out more here about how and why we celebrate.

Click here to see the calendar of events.

As part of its strategic educational vision, Eucalypt Australia funded the Among the Gum Trees unit developed by Primary Connections.  Primary Connections is an innovative program developed by the Australian Academy of Science with the objective of linking the teaching of science with the teaching of literacy in primary schools.

This video Underneath the Gum Trees supplements the Among the Gum Trees unit and addresses science understanding through the context of the interdependent relationship of eucalypt trees and animals.

More information on Among the Gum Trees and Primary Connections can be found here.

Eucalypt Australia celebrated National Eucalypt Day at the Monash Museum of Art in Caulfield, Melbourne as part of our sponsorship of the Tree School Installation in the Tree Story Exhibition.

The event featured a speech by 2020 Dahl Medallist Dr Brian Martin and the awarding by Eucalypt Australia Chair Ken King of the 2021 Dahl Medal to Dr Dorothy Steane.

Catering was by Indigenous social enterprise Charcoal Lane and this video was compiled by Alex Ferguson from our partner and friends Remember the Wild.