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.

Covid-19 Update: Eucalypt Australia acknowledges the serious health concerns of the Coronavirus.  Eucalypt Australia has instituted a series of operational protocols for the coming weeks and months to ensure the health and wellbeing of our staff, Board Members and the organisations and individuals with which we work. These protocols will remain in place until further notice.

We Look forward to celebrating eucalypts throughout the year and hosting a wonderful National Eucalypt Day in 2021.  The Board and staff of Eucalypt Australia wishes you a safe 2020.

2020 Dahl Medalist - Dr Brian Martin

Eucalypt Australia are thrilled to announce that the 2020 recipient of the Bjarne K Dahl Medal is artist and academic Dr Brian Martin. Associate Dean Indigenous at Monash University’s Faculty of Art Design & Architecture faculty.

We are proud to recognise Dr Martin for his significant contribution to appreciation of eucalypts and honoured to have him accept this award.

Meet Brian and see some of his work in this beautiful video, produced by Remember The Wild.

 

Congratulations To Our 2021 Dahl Fellows

Congratulations to our 2021 Dahl Fellows

Eucalypt Australia are immensely proud to present the Dahl Fellows for 2021: Dr Viki Cramer, Phil Docherty and Dr Brian Martin.

The Board was thrilled by the large number of high-quality applications received this year and we appreciate the careful thought and time that went into the development of each of those applications.  It is wonderful to see so many people embracing our beautiful Eucalypts in endeavours covering art, theatre, writing and story telling, cultivation, education, research, conservation and tourism resources.

Click here to see the short form projects of our Fellows.

 

Grants And Fellowships

Grants and fellowships

Find out about funding opportunities for projects aligned with Eucalypt Australia’s objectives.

National Eucalypt Day

National Eucalypt Day

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

Eucalypt of the Year 2020

The stunning Illyarrie, Eucalyptus erythrocorys, also known as the Red-capped Gum.

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