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- Theme 1 – Biodiversity, Taxonomy, Evolution
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- Theme 3 –Plants for People
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Australian Tropical Herbarium Plant Identification Workshops
Plant Identification Workshops
The Australian Tropical Herbarium and the Wet Tropics Management Authority are once again presenting Australian Tropical Rainforest Plants – Plant Identification Short Courses.
Our courses are open to the public, and teach skills in rainforest plant identification. Our courses are developed for the interested layperson. We teach how to examine and identify plants using freely available resources.
In 2018, we will be presenting residential courses at Cape Tribulation's Daintree Rainforest Observatory, and in the beautiful mountain village of Paluma.
For groups of five or more, we can run specially tailored two or three day plant identification courses – contact us at enquiry@ath.org.au for more details.
Course Inclusions
Morning tea and lunch
Participant’s workbook
Hand lens
Course Details
20 July - 22 July 2018 | Daintree Rainforest Observatory | Full Introductory Module |
23 Nov – 25 Nov 2018 | Paluma | Full Introductory Module |
Further information, prices and online registration
https://events.jcu.edu.au/PlantIDCourse
Phone: (07) 4232 1837
Email: enquiry@ath.org.au