With advice from the Monash Gardens for Wildlife program at Monash Council, a selection of more than 100 plant species were sourced from the wider geographical area of the Kulin Nation, and arranged to reflect these diverse landscapes and vegetation types.
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· Intergenerational learning: Challenging stereotypes and supporting social connection. Exploring local plants through aroma, art and local knowledge. The combination of intergenerational art, movement and Indigenous cultural connections has been relatively overlooked when it comes to wellbeing. Participating in communal art and movement
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· Winjara Wiganhanyan (Why we all die), the Taungurung people's story of the Moon, is one of the 3D animations produced at Monash University by Wunungu Awara: Animating Indigenous
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:Monash UniversityMonash AboriginalBeth Gott · Learning more about edible native plants is one meaningful way to deepen your Indigenous knowledge — and integrate it into your teaching. Here are
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· Medicinal plants were used by Aboriginal Australians to help treat conditions including rheumatism and indigestion, to strengthening the immune system. Read more at Monash Lens Treahna Hamm (b. 1965), Dhungala cool burn, 2017 (detail, one panel), acrylic
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During her long career teaching at Monash University, she created an Aboriginal garden of 150 native plant species, which continues as a living classroom and legacy. Artist and
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What are native plants? While indigenous plants are species which occur naturally in a local area such as the City of Monash, there are also species known as native plants. Many retail nurseries sell ‘native’ plants, which refers to any plant species that occurs
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· Beth was the first person to develop a comprehensive database of Aboriginal plant food knowledge, revealing a huge array of Australian plants that are edible. The plant which particularly captured her imagination was the humble murnong – or yam daisy – a small, dandelion-like plant which at one time was the staple food of the
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TY-JOUR T1-Indigenous use of plants in south-eastern Australia AU-Gott, Beth PY-2008 Y1-2008 M3-Article SN-0312-9764 VL-12 SP-215 EP-226 JO-Telopea JF-Telopea ER
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Native Plants at Clayton Campus, Monash University Clayton campus is heavily vegetated, and almost all of these trees and shrubs are Australian natives. This is a major incentive for native birds with highly specialised diets to flock to the campus, especially in times of drought or other circumstances where food supply is compromised.
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:Monash Gardens For WildlifeMonash Gardens VisitorsMonash University Clayton Campus features an aboriginal garden with plants used by indigenous people, a rainforest and Japanese gardens. Learn more.
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· The Indigenous concept that rocks, trees and animals all have consciousness is a difficult one for Westerners to accept, and a barrier to adopting ‘kincentric’ ways of thinking. Reading is not the
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During her long career teaching at Monash University, she created an Aboriginal garden of 150 native plant species, which continues as a living classroom and legacy. Artist and horticulturist, Penny Algar, from the Strathbogie Ranges Conservation Management Network (SRCMN), first met Beth when visiting Monash University’s Aboriginal garden.
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This unit examines the diversity of plant life, how plants evolved and how they live and grow. Topics cover evolutionary theory, the interpretation and use of phylogenetic trees in biodiversity research, plant form and
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Fifty years ago, the Clayton site was a series of grassed paddocks. It is now a bustling campus with a wonderful vista of native trees and shrubs that few public, open spaces can match. We have been listed as an Australian Significant Landscape by the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects. Locate the gardens using the Clayton campus map.
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:Monash UniversityIndigenous Australian PlantsAboriginal Plant Use NswIndigenous communities of both plants and insects had faster rates of species turnover across sites and less inter-island connectivity than their introduced counterparts. Zeta
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Monash Education curriculum and health education researcher Rosie Welch and Senior Boon Wurrung Elder, N’arweet Dr Carolyn Briggs provide some ideas. This is the second article of the two-part series. The first article talks about How bringing Australian edible plants into your classroom can deepen understanding of Indigenous cultures and histories.
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Growing an Indigenous medicine garden strengthens understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s extensive knowledge of medicine plants. Creating a garden provides a great space to educate a diverse range of people, such as students, families, staff and community.
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:Monash AboriginalClayton CampusMonash University ClaytonThe Monash Gardens for Wildlife booklet: Includes photos of native plants that will prosper as they are suited to the local climate and soils. These plants will also attract (and
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The Monash Indigenous Studies Centre is based in the School of Philosophical, Historical, and International Studies and is a flagship centre in the Faculty of Arts. Undergraduate studies An undergraduate major in Indigenous Cultures and Histories is designed to give students an understanding of Australian Indigenous cultures, traditions and histories.
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· An Indigenous voice in every class. Dr Ziebell hatched the idea for an Indigenous science course after teaching third-year chemistry students about how Indigenous healers use the sandpaper fig to fight fungal infections (her students chemically analyse the fig, comparing a plant grown in the Monash Indigenous garden to a
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· First contact. Rock art. First Nations. Unbeknown to Captain James Cook, Aboriginal Australians had been interacting with explorers and traders for centuries before he landed on the east coast of Australia. Research is now examining the interactions with the Dutch, the Spanish, the Portuguese, the French, and the Makassans from Indonesia.
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Using published data, we examine elevational diversity patterns of non-native plants and compare the resulting patterns with those observed for native plants. Location: Global. Methods: We compiled data from 65 case studies on elevational diversity patterns of non-native plants around the world (including 32 cases in which both non-native and native
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Aboriginal Plant Use Trail. A walk previously available at the Gardens, the first Aboriginal Plant Use Trail highlighted a selection of plants and some of the ways that these have been used by Aboriginal people in different
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· Lines of communication: How Indigenous knowledge can improve the memory. In 2016, Lynne Kelly published The Memory Code, a book based on her PhD research into Indigenous memory techniques, and how they might unlock the secrets of ancient sites established by oral cultures, such as Stonehenge and the Nazca Lines in Peru.
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It had been brought from where it had been felled some years back to Monash University and into the custodianship of the Wominjeka Djeembana Indigenous Research Lab. It’s more than an object. It’s a living entity that reminds us of a past and for future generations to be able to experience.”
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This unit examines the diversity of plant life, how plants evolved and how they live and grow. Topics cover evolutionary theory, the interpretation and use of phylogenetic trees in biodiversity research, plant form and function, and plant physiology. The unit provides an overview of the characteristics of algae, bryophytes, ferns, gymnosperms
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4 |Gardens for Wildlife The benefits of establishing indigenous plants are that they: • are perfectly suited to our local soils and climate, and many species will thrive without fertilisers or sprays • require little maintenance to keep them looking healthy and neat • can withstand
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· Wightman says 2019, being the United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous Languages, has also strengthened his resolve to pick up the tempo of his work. He draws, he says, on the “art of perseverance” exemplified by his double major in botany and geology at Monash. Languages come to life. Wunungu Awara, formerly the Monash
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Learning more about edible native plants is one meaningful way to deepen your Indigenous knowledge — and integrate it into your teaching. To mark the upcoming NAIDOC Week Monash health education
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