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Eilish McMaster is a Scientific Officer, working primarily in the Research Centre for Ecosystem Resilience (ReCER) team.

Aboriginal Peoples use weather, plants, animals, and celestial patterns to define their seasons, known as 'seasonal indicators.'

Totems are an important part of Aboriginal culture and ensure the protection of plants or animals by different groups of Aboriginal people.

Birds are awesome! They sing, dance, fly, run, swim, build, lay eggs, talk and steal.

Feathers don’t just make a bird look good, they help birds survive. But how?

Just how ugly are newly hatched Kookaburras? Let's find out!

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See the Gardens' range of breathtaking locations for your wedding ceremony, reception and photography.

Read the story behind the Botanic Gardens of Sydney's purpose-driven brand.