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Australian National Botanic Gardens - Botanical Web Portal
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The
Australian National Botanic Gardens
, on the lower slopes of Black Mountain in Canberra, has the world’s most comprehensive display of living Australian native plants. A place for recreation, inspiration, science and learning.
The
Centre for Australian National Biodiversity Research
(CANBR) includes the
Australian National Herbarium
. These are jointly managed by CSIRO and the Director of National Parks with strong links to the Australian National Botanic Gardens. The Herbarium, with over 1.2 million specimens, is responsible for the scientific integrity of the Gardens' plant labeling and manages the national plant name lists for Australia's botanical community.
One single database, the
Integrated Botanical Information System
(IBIS), is used for all these activities. This allows linking of names, photographs, herbarium specimens and living plants.
Welcome! To the world of Australian plants, botany and horticulture!
Visiting the Gardens
What’s on in the Gardens
School learning programs
Our living collection
Centre for Australian National Biodiversity Research
Australian National Herbarium
Gardens' research
Australian plant information
Plant photographs
Botanical databases
Plant Names
Contact us
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| Last updated:
4 November, 2025
©2025 Australian National Botanic Gardens, Canberra. All Rights Reserved
Gardens
Gardens Home
About Us
What's On
Visiting
Living Plants
Research
Education
Support
Botanical Information
Centre for Australian
National Biodiversity
Research (CANBR)
CANBR Home
About Us
Research Programs
Herbarium
Tropical Herbarium
Involvement
Botanical Information
Australian National
Herbarium
Herbarium Home
About Us
Research Programs
Management
Plant Names
Involvement
Botanical Information
Botanical Resources
Botanical Databases
Plant Names
Plant Photographs
Libraries
Australia's Virtual Herbarium
Atlas of Living Australia
Botanical Information
Partners and Links
SEARCH
Home
The
Australian National Botanic Gardens
, on the lower slopes of Black Mountain in Canberra, has the world’s most comprehensive display of living Australian native plants. A place for recreation, inspiration, science and learning.
The
Centre for Australian National Biodiversity Research
(CANBR) includes the
Australian National Herbarium
. These are jointly managed by CSIRO and the Director of National Parks with strong links to the Australian National Botanic Gardens. The Herbarium, with over 1.2 million specimens, is responsible for the scientific integrity of the Gardens' plant labeling and manages the national plant name lists for Australia's botanical community.
One single database, the
Integrated Botanical Information System
(IBIS), is used for all these activities. This allows linking of names, photographs, herbarium specimens and living plants.
Welcome! To the world of Australian plants, botany and horticulture!
Visiting the Gardens
What’s on in the Gardens
School learning programs
Our living collection
Centre for Australian National Biodiversity Research
Australian National Herbarium
Gardens' research
Australian plant information
Plant photographs
Botanical databases
Plant Names
Contact us
|
Copyright and public access
|
Privacy Statement
|
Sitemap
| Last updated:
4 November, 2025
©2025 Australian National Botanic Gardens, Canberra. All Rights Reserved