Trees | If a tree falls in a museum who is there to tell its story?
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Trees | If a tree falls in a museum who is there to tell its story?
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About this listen
In this second episode of Closer Look, we explore trees and the natural environment through the Forest Gallery and Churchill Island.
We speak to Adam Young, Exhibition Horticulturalist at Melbourne Museum and Andrea Cleland, Community Engagement Officer at Phillip Island Nature Parks.
The Forest Gallery is a permanent exhibition at the Melbourne Museum open every day 9am-5pm except Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Churchhill Island is open 10:00am – 4:30pm everyday.
Hosted and Mixed by Maria Pia Dunne and Kav P.
Thank you to Ashley Robertson and the larger AMaGA Victoria team for supporting this podcast.
The Music in this podcast is by Oleg Fedak from Pixabay.
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