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The TREE Centre

Locality: Fremantle, Western Australia

Phone: +61 405 486 471

Address: Davilak Ave 6163 Fremantle, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Last week, the annual Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show wrapped up in Western Australia after 10 days of wildflower glory! There were 41 local eucalypt species featu...red amongst the more than 500 plants on show. Thank you to author, agriculturalist and eucalypt taxonomist Malcolm French for sending through these photos. We wish we could have been there! Malcolm says that there are more than 100 species and subspecies of eucalypt in the Ravensthorpe area alone! Were any of you lucky enough to attend this year? https://wildflowersravensthorpe.org.au/ See more

25.01.2022 Heres the full view of my Wollemi

23.01.2022 . We not only plant trees we grow them as well. Just like these beautiful sandalwood seedlings. . Our nursery specializes in native plants ...with customers including local and state governments, major corporates and mass community plantings ... we offer super discounts for bulk buys 100+, 1000+ and 5000+ .... but most importantl, by supporting our nursery youre supporting our essential revegetation and restoration programs. Have a special order - talk to our Nursery Manager Jill Holland NURSERY OPEN: Monday to Friday . 9:00am - 2:00pm. Corner Stirling Cres & Amherst Rd, Hazelmere. 08 250 3113 [email protected] #trilliontrees #nursery #perth

22.01.2022 Trees make it cooler!

22.01.2022 Today is about sequoia trees. Sequoia is one of the most amazing trees you can see on earth, They can easily reach 100 M in height and can live for many centu...ries. However, there is one catch. They can meet those numbers only within the forest because they grow up next to their parents. They are thought about how to grow, how to dose up their resources, and how to plan everything so they can live for many centuries. Isn`t this amazing? However, trees don`t grow only within the forest but also, humans planted them in the cities. Is there any difference between a city tree or a forest tree? Let`s find out. City trees are the forest babies that were abandoned on the streets. At first, they have a lot of fun. They do whatever they want. They grow fast, they grow their branches everywhere and they enjoy all the sun they can get. What a lovely life isn`t it? Well, it is but only for a couple of years. What happens, in reality, is that city trees will live a much shorter and harsher life. For instance, they will not grow up straight because they don`t know how to and every wind may or may not break them. Moreover, their roots dont grow in-depth but grow only on the horizontally which makes the sequoia less stable. They can break up anytime. One more bad thing is caused, actually, by our love for the trees . By spending time under them, enjoying their shadow, in a few years, we make the soil around them harder. A harder soil doesn`t allow the water to go into the soil the way it should. Moreover, some of the City trees are forced to grow their roots near the water pipes but not because they need more water. They grow their roots there because the soil is airier and allows the roots to breathe. Sadly, if they overgrow their roots and break a pipe they are cut down and replaced by another lost baby of the forest. All those things can halve the life expectancy of the trees . Next time you see trees in your city, share your love with them more. They live such a harsh life and nobody knows that. #AdoptATree #GreenEarth #StartUp #Forest #CityTree #ForestTree

20.01.2022 Fighting climate change and poor health with 5 billion trees. Follow our Sustainable Development Impact Summit from 21-24 September 2020 to learn more about creating a better future for all: https://bit.ly/3bNLGVJ #sdi20

20.01.2022 Leichhardt Tree. Nauclea orientalis. Growing on the Barron River at Mareeba Queensland. Love the perfume. It is nearly totally deciduous over winter and you can see the lovely tree structure. Amazing flowers. Last picture is an acrylic painting I did a few years ago.

18.01.2022 We 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 Unive...rsity'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. You can see more of his work at https://moragalleries.com.au/2018/bmartin-recent_works.html.

17.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10THrUUIwZ0

17.01.2022 EUC2020 - FREE KARRI POSTER What a tree, for free! All educators will be able to download this A2 sized poster featuring our Karri Tree Portrait. If you are int...erested in downloading just send us a private message and we'll send you a link. - We thank our sponsors Teufelberger Tree Care | WesSpur Tree Equipment | The North Face - Australia & New Zealand | Big Wall Gear | Climbing Anchors |

14.01.2022 Did you know that the Wollemi Pine is basically a dinosaur?! Its thought to have existed 200 million years ago. Here are some pine-tastic facts to impress your... friends with: it was discovered in 1994 before then scientists thought it was extinct and only fossils of it survived David Noble found it by chance while bushwalking in the Blue Mountains its scientific name is Wollemia nobilis, but some people call it a living fossil its critically endangered in NSW and very rare. : Jaime Plaza, Botanic Gardens Trust.

13.01.2022 Stratégie de réitération et édification de la cime chez les conifères (Édelin, 1986) arboritecture.org/research-papers Naturalia monspeliensia - Colloque intern...ational sur l'Arbre 1986 - p. 139 à 158 Planche III. La réitération adaptative par vagues successives de rameaux chez Picea abies. Fig. 1 : Schéma d'une branche vue par dessus. Deux séries de rameaux réitérés seulement ont été représentées. Fig. 2 : Une branche réitérée vue de profil. Les rameaux réitérés sont figurés par des traits épais. (Sur ces 2 schémas les rameaux d'ordre 4 n'ont pas été dessinés). Planche VI : Le développement d'Agathis daromara. Fig. 1 : arbre jeune conforme au modèle de Massart. Fig. 2 : arbre commençant à se métamorphoser. Fig. 3 : l'arbre d'avenir métamorphosé. Tous les axes d'ordre 2 sont orthotropes. Fig. 4 : L'arbre du présent. La cime est constituée de complexes réitérés (cr.) totaux. Les axes d'ordre 3 sont devenus orthotropes. Dans toutes ces figures, l'ordre ultime de ramification n'a pas été représenté. Stratégie de réitération et édification de la cime chez les conifères (Édelin, 1986) arboritecture.org/research-papers PDF arboritecture.org//strategie-de-reiteration-et-edification TXT arboritecture.org//strategie-de-reiteration-et-edification

13.01.2022 A wonderful idea. Do you have an idea for the Trillion Trees Challenge? Your Planet Saving Ideas hopes to identify them.

12.01.2022 A print I am working on; thought it would fit in well here

12.01.2022 The flower of Patience. It opens every 7 years. And it lasts 7 days.

12.01.2022 Bonjour à toutes et à tous, Tic tac tic tac... L'évènement de l'année dans le monde de l'arbre, qui aura lieu les 3 et 4 octobre à l'arboretum National des Bar...res de Nogent sur Vernisson, approche ! Tout un programme pour les grands et les petits, pour les professionnels et les particuliers : un week-end riche en échanges et en découvertes autour de l'arbre ! Il y aura des conférences et des intervenants de très grande qualité. Vous pourrez assister à des démonstrations d'arboristes grimpeurs et de diagnosticiens. Notre association Séquoia fêtera ses 30 ans et l'ensemble de nos partenaires et amis associatifs ont été conviés. Nous échangerons sur la profession d'arboriste, son avenir, sur la protection des arbres etc. Seront également présentes, des associations et institutions très actives de passionnés telles que Le Gecao, l'Association Suisse des Soins aux Arbres, l'UNEP, Arbre remarquable, Copalme, l'Association Espagnole d'Arboriculture, Canopée forets vivantes, Pôle arboriculture, GNSA... Cet évènement est en partenariat avec patrimoine naturel de France. Vous pourrez bien sûr visiter le magnifique Arboretum ! Nous vous attendons nombreux et nombreuses alors à vos masques et rendez-vous à l'Arboretum national des Barres les 3 et 4 octobre prochains ! See more

11.01.2022 Explore urban tree maps for Melbourne, Australia and the world! https://data.melbourne.vic.gov.au//Trees-with-sp/fp38-wiyy

10.01.2022 Just announced! National NAIDOC has proudly partnered with Netflix to help highlight Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander content across the streaming service ...during NAIDOC Week 2020. National NAIDOC Co-Chairs Pat Thompson and John Paul Janke warmly welcomed the partnership, acknowledging that will ensure more Australians can see and enjoy the stories, voices and amazing work of our First Nations directors, producers and writers. There are over 11 million Australians that have a Netflix subscription in their household who will enjoy our stories told our way. They are works that challenge this country’s narrative and spark conversations, they said. Check out what's on here: https://www.naidoc.org.au//netflix-partnership-highlights- #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #NAIDOC

09.01.2022 In just 3 years, Eldho transformed the 10-acre barren land into a flourishing self-sustaining forest, teeming with all kinds of fruits and vegetables!

09.01.2022 BIG PRINTS! We dont speak much of our print sales and process but its something we love. Seeing this final stage of a project realised in its full glory headi...ng off to a new home is what its all about. These prints are the combination of hundreds of hours planning, weeks of time in the field and sometimes months of time editing. To us this time invested is just what it takes to bring these images to life and we love it! Hobarts very own @full_gamut is our exclusive print partner and weve been with them since the beginning. If you recognise the image on the wall in the background of the last photo youll know why. - We thank our sponsors @teufelbergertreecare | @wesspur_tree | @thenorthface_aunz | @bigwallgear | @climbing_anchors | #Arborist #arblife #arboristlife #arboriste #treecare #treework #tree #arboristsofinstagram #treeclimbing #treeclimber #freeworker #baumpflege #arboricultura #elagueur #arboristegrimpeur #baumkletterer #Baum

07.01.2022 https://www.thisiscolossal.com//man-spends-a-decade-tran/

07.01.2022 Binge the entire Eucalypt series now! We're proud to have been involved in the initial funding of this series and highly recommend everyone watches them! https://www.rememberthewild.org.au/eucalypt/

06.01.2022 Learn more about the facts: climatehealers.org/facts Consider supporting us: facebook.com/becomesupporter/117609792908/

04.01.2022 Bunurong Land Council CEO, Dan Turnbull, emphasizes the importance of caring for the last remnant gumtrees in a vastly changed landscape.

04.01.2022 Flowering profusely again, one of my absolute favorite WA small mallees, Eucalyptus tenera (glazed mallee (the shiny olive-green leaves)). With stunning smooth, shiny seasonal coloured bark, profuse annual flowering of mostly cream flowers, occasionally pink and red, a prized standout.

03.01.2022 EUC2020 - Snappy Gum The Snappy Gum or Eucalyptus leucophloia is a mysterious tree that can be found in the Pilbara of Western Australia and the East of the Nor...thern Territory into Western Queensland. Strangely, there is a very large 1000km gap in its distribution which we like to call The Snappy Void . While there are many unanswered mysteries what we do know is that this tree with its love of hot dry conditions is perfect for use in Restoration Ecology. Thanks to Eucalypt Australia

03.01.2022 A miyawaki forest and a traditional forest next to each other at a govt. School in Bengaluru. More than 40 such forests have been created so far. The smallest ...one has 1000 saplings and the largest one has 40,000 saplings. Need many more such forests in years to come. Greening the nation, one FOREST at a time !! #UrbanForest #Miyawaki #CSR Saytrees.org

03.01.2022 The Wollemi seed pods bursting into Spring at Mt Macedon

01.01.2022 Today I planted trees as a sign of peace and political stability in Mali.