ANU Science on Location - Mountain Ash

Just 90 minutes’ drive from the Melbourne CBD there are forests of Mountain Ash trees- the world’s largest flowering plant. These trees are a primary resource for Victoria in terms of biodiversity, carbon sequestration and water supply. Understanding the forests is critical to managing them effectively. In this video, hear from Professor David Lindenmayer, who has captured long-term data of the Mountain Ash forests for more than 30 years.
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Awesome!
I have been privileged - I've been to the Mountain Ash Woods in Victoria. I will never forget the beauty and serenity - and my feeling of awe. ❤