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Field Day March 2021
March 11, 2021June 11, 2025 Indigenous Plants for Health Association, Inc. Newsletter

April 2021 Newsletter – Issue #13

Contents

March 2021 Field Day – Pat Collins
Phytochemistry of the Bush – Pt.2 Tannins
Medicinal Roadside Weeds
Wolston Creek Flora Survey (Part2)
Indigenous plants for Butterflies

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Our latest edition Australian Medicinal & Edible Plants Knowledge Cards are in stock now and available for purchase.



Sales of the cards help us raise funds for research grants.
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Our next Field day is at Denman, Upper Hunter Valley, NSW on Saturday November 22nd 2025

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'We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands across Australia, paying our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging.

As we walk upon this ancient land, we are reminded of the profound connection that Indigenous peoples have with Country, particularly through the rich tapestry of Australian native plants and their ongoing role as sources of cultural connection, healing and health.

We commit to learning from these teachings and supporting intergenerational care, fostering a deeper appreciation for native plants while ensuring that this knowledge is preserved, respected, and shared, for future generations to thrive

All information on this website is for the general public.
This content is not intended and should not be construed as medical advice or a substitute for care by a qualified health professional.

To the best of our ability at the time we aim to provide true and reliable information.

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