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Event One
Oct
28

Event One

  • Saturday 28 October 2023
  • 9:00 am 4:00 pm
  • Lenah Community Hall (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of trees like never before at this year's TAO Field Day! Our theme, "Know Your Trees," promises an unforgettable experience that caters to arborists and tree enthusiasts of all kinds. 

Discover the Secrets of Trees:

Gain a profound understanding of the trees that surround us. From the laws that safeguard and preserve them to recognizing and preserving historic avenues of honor, we've got it all covered. 

Branch Out with Your Culinary Skills:

Learn how to incorporate native vegetation into your daily meals. It's not just about knowing the trees; it's about embracing them in your everyday life.

Grab Your Tickets Now:

Tickets are available on Arboriculture Australia's website on their Events page. Your ticket includes morning tea and a delicious lunch, with options to cater to all dietary requirements. Just let us know your needs when booking your ticket. 

Exclusive Offer for Early Birds:

Be among the first 20 to purchase a ticket and receive a fantastic Husqvarna Merchandise pack! This pack includes a padded laptop bag, a stylish drink bottle, and a handy notepad

Don't miss out on this opportunity to deepen your connection with the natural world and learn from experts in the field. Join us on Saturday 28th October for a day filled with tree knowledge, delicious food, and exciting surprises!

Reserve your spot today and be a part of the 2023 TAO Field Day. Let's celebrate the beauty and importance of trees together! 

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