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About the
Australian National Botanic Gardens
Inspiring, informing and connecting people with the Australian flora
The Australian National Botanic Gardens maintains a scientific collection of native plants from all parts of Australia.
The plants are displayed for the enjoyment and education of visitors and are used for research into plant classification and biology.
A herbarium of preserved plant specimens is closely associated with the living collection.
The Gardens also cultivates plants threatened in the wild. This helps protect them against extinction and provides information which might assist re-introduction to their natural habitat.
- Contact us
- History of the Gardens
- History of the Gardens' administration
- Management
- The Living Collection
- Find Sections in the Gardens
- Maps of the Gardens
- Celebration Bench Donations
- Tenders
- Venue hire and wedding bookings
- Permits to obtain plant material from Gardens
- Positions vacant
- Volunteers
- Memorials in the Gardens
- Public art in the Gardens
- Animals in the Gardens
- The Gardens environment - rainfall
- Facts & figures
- ANBG & CANBR website layout
- Other languages: (web pages translated into: French, Esperanto, Chinese, Belorussian, Estonian )
