Mount Tomah Botanic Garden is a
unique excursion venue surrounded by the Blue Mountains World Heritage
Area. Many aspects of science and geography come to life during this
trip on the Bells Line of Road and the rich volcanic soil and moist,
cool climate means the Garden can grow one of the world's finest
collections of southern hemisphere plants.
The diversity of the themed displays at Mount Tomah Botanic Garden
enables the creation of a safe yet exhilarating educational
experience. Students can:
- Experience panoramic views of the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area.
- See 28 hectares of garden divided into different environments.
- Explore a native cool temperate rainforest with towering tree ferns.
- Examine ground-hugging alpine plants in an extensive rock garden.
- Compare the exposed environments of heath plants to areas of lush sheltered forests.
- Take
a behind-the-scenes look at a grove of rare Wollemi Pines. This is the
first place these ‘dinosaur’ trees have been planted in their natural
habitat.
For more information go to:
Bookings
- The Education Officer is able to discuss and plan topics to suit your needs.
- For
bookings call the Education officer on 4567 3015 and leave a message
for a return call, or fax details on 4567 2037, or email us %CA%C8%DA%BB%E2%E2%B9%A5%CB%AA%E7%9B%E0%E0%E6%A6%7B%E0%BE%C2o%AB%A2%A6y%B6%98.
Include a few suitable dates, number of classes, school address, phone
number and fax as well as a preferable time for us to contact you.
- Arrange a cheque to bring with you on the day.