Tree Art Series – The Tree Art Series is a collection of photographic collages, showcasing the beauty of Trees – their curling bark, mossy coverings and scribbly trunks. These artworks create a dramatic reminder of the beauty and majesty of the Earth’s most valuable asset.

Naked Tree Series – A collection of black & white images depicting the Naked Tree in all its winter glory. Sculptural, minimal, delicate yet powerful, the leafless tree creates arresting art in its purest form.

Cool Trees to Visit in NSW & QLD

Add a Cool Tree to your next destination’s Bucket List. Here are four unique and wonderful trees to get you started in Qld and NSW.

Explore Mt French: Walks and Lookouts – Reel

Nerima Gardens – Ipswich, Queensland – Nerima Gardens – ‘A place of peace and tranquility, a place to meet nature and calm the spirit.’ 

Roma’s Largest Bottle Tree – a locally famous attraction located in Roma, Queensland. It is over 100 years old, has a girth of 9.62m and stands 15m tall. Although fully mature, it’s trunk still grows one centimetre per year.

The Old Bottlebutt – is the largest Red Bloodwood tree in the southern hemisphere. This spectacular tree has significant natural heritage value with an estimated age of more than 200 years old. It is one of the largest and most unusual trees of its species, with a recorded girth of more than 16 metres just above its base.

Tenterfield Cork Tree – was brought out from England in a jam jar in 1861 and is now Australia’s largest. Cork Trees are also called Wishing Trees and said to hold magical powers which bring good luck.

The Tree of Knowledge – In 1891 this old gum tree was the place where shearers met during the Great Shearers Strike, and from which they marched 3000 strong in protest against poor working conditions and low wages. It became a symbol of the future of labour and politics in Australia.

Queensland Trees – Queensland has a selection of unique native trees which have particular claims to distinctiveness. The list includes the Bottle Tree, Bunya Pine, Foxtail Palm, Moreton Bay Fig, Queensland Nut, Silky Oak, Umbrella Tree and one exotic, the Bowen Mango. 

Trees Near Me NSW App – Trees Near Me NSW is an easy-to-use mobile and website app for maps and information about Plant Community Types anywhere in New South Wales.

The Canopy Tree Project – Restoring communities, protecting human health, supporting wildlife, and sustaining the planet through reforestation

Why Are Trees Important? – More and more, we’re turning to new technologies to help us tackle the environmental crisis. But the irony is that the perfect tech already exists, and has done for millions of years, right under our noses – trees.

We All Need Trees – Our wildlife, climate and communities – we all need trees. Add your voice and join us in calling for an end to native forest logging, for good.

Tree Taming: Growing Trees in Containers – From the team at Gardening Australia, suitable trees to grow in containers and how to look after them.

The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate by Peter Wohllegen – an illuminating account of the forest, and the science that shows us how trees communicate, feel, and live in social networks. 

The Secret Life of Trees: How They Live and Why They Matter by Colin Tudge – Colin Tudge travels from his own back garden round the world to explore the beauty, variety and ingenuity of trees everywhere: from how they live so long to how they talk to each other and why they came to exist in the first place.