Contents include: Edible Succulents – Part 1; Field Day at Woodfordia; Book Reviews; Edible Plants of the Queensland Coast Mistletoe Habitat Restoration
IHP BLog Posts
June 2023 Newsletter – Issue #21
Newsletter contents include: Usnea Old Man’s Beard Field-Day Hunter Gardens 2023 Univ. Newscastle collaboration Uniquely Australian Foods Australian Alps Impact Submission Universal Story of the Seven Sisters 2023 Bushfood Festival
Spring 2022 Newsletter – Issue #19
Newsletter contents include: Aromatic plants – Sustainable Uses; Field-Day-Foxbar Falls; Recipe: Spiced Lentil Soup; Indigenous Partnership: SE Arnhem Land and the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA); Field Day Wooton Valley, NSW
Winter 2022 Newsletter – Issue #18
Our downloadable newsletter includes articles on native greens for health, native teas, Australian truffle and truffle-like fungi and garden design for bushfire resistance.
Summer 2022 Newsletter – Issue #16
Under-utilized Crops; Future of Aussie Foods; Indigenous Foods & Medicines; Indigenous Edible & Medicinal Knowledge Cards; Sandalwood Stories; Field Day – November 2021 Book Launch – Australian Essential Oil Profiles Book Reviews; Recipe – Bushman’s Ointment
Autumn 2022 Newsletter – Issue #17
Medicinal Plants of the Brigalow Belt; Davidson Plums Highlights; Australian Native Flowers The Grand Collection; Brief History of the Distillation of Essential Oils; Persoonia Project – Research Collaboration; Guidelines for harvesting Persoonia; Indigenous Plants for Health – Field Day May 2022; A Bushfood Conference Brisbane region on 18th - 20th August
A Persoonia research collaboration with UQ
For millennia, indigenous peoples along the Eastern Coast of Australia have used geebung berries as a natural antibiotic. In conjuction with UQ, we are undertaking a study of geebung and its active constituents.
Spring 2021 Newsletter – Issue #15
Plants of the Queensland Granite Belt Phytochemistry of the Bush – Pt.4 Essential oils Update- Persoonia Research North Rothbury Persoonia Book review – Taste of the Outback Plants for Brisbane suburbs
July 2021 Newsletter – Issue #14
Welcome to the West: Phytochemistry of the Bush – Pt.3 Saponins and triterpenoids; Advances for the Bushfood Industry; Wirimbili and Community Garden; Health-Promoting Plant Species for Mid-Western NSW; Edible Wattles
April 2021 Newsletter – Issue #13
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
Indigenous Plants for Health, Inc. 