Our tall, wet forests were not open and park-like when colon

In a new scientific paper, we looked carefully at the body of evidence on the natural pre-invasion state of Australian forests, such as those dominated by majestic mountain ash (Eucalyptus regnans), the world’s tallest flowering plant. We analysed historical documents, First Nations Peoples’ recorded testimonies and the scientific evidence.

Related Keywords

Lake Mountain , Tasmania , Australia , Dandenong Ranges , Victoria , United Kingdom , Ferntree Gully , Mount Disappointment , Wilson Promontory , British , Australian , Elle Bowd , Shutterstockdavid Lindenmayer , Guerard Eugene , David Lindenmayer , Victor Steffensen , Hamilton Hume , Robert Brough Smyth , William Hovell , Philip Zylstra , Chris Taylor , University Of New South Wales , Tarra Bulga National Park On Brataualung Country , Curtin University , Australian National University , Fenner School Of Environment Society , Google Arts Culture National Gallery Of Victoria , Fenner School Of Environment , Bill Gammage , Biggest Estate , First Nations , First Nations People , Tarra Bulga National Park , Eugene Von Guerard , Google Arts , National Gallery , Nations People , Traditional Custodians , Central Highlands , Fenner School , Research Fellow , Research Associate , New South Wales , Adjunct Associate Professor , Creative Commons , ,