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The IPHA holds regular field days across eastern Australia that include information sessions, demonstrations and more. Some examples include:
- Essential oil distillation from native aromatic trees and shrubs.
- Plant medicine and food bush walks.
- Medicine-making from native plants.
- Cooking with wild foods.
- Permaculture with native plants.
Upcoming events
While we have events in the planning stage, we are yet to finalise their details.
Event dates and details are notified to members in our newsletter – so to get regular updates on all our activities AND discounts on event fees, consider becoming a member.
INVITATION: We are happy to promote other events related to using Indigenous Plants for health, so if you have a relevant upcoming event then contact us to get it listed here.
What happens at an IPHA Field Day?
Our most recent event was a double-header –a Bush Fruit Field day PLUS a Cyanotype* Workshop – held on Sunday 3rd May and Monday 4th May (Labour Day holiday, Qld) at Maplefield in Queensland’s Sunshine Coast hinterland.
Here are some recent event summaries…
For more information about the full range of IPHA activities, check out our past newsletters.
May 2026 Bush Fruit Field Day – Mapleton, QLD
An excerpt from our latest newsletter, reporting on the May 2026 Field Day & Workshop in Mapleton, QLD.
Keep readingNovember 2025 Field Day – Hunter Valley
Pat Collins’ report on the IPHA November field day – good food, knowledge and garden-building.
Keep readingOctober 2024 Field Day Highlights
Our final 2024 field day was rich in information, experience and relationship-building. Here are some highlights – the full report will be in our next newsletter
Keep reading