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Albert Morris

Albert Morris (13 August 1886 in Bridgetown, South Australia – 9 January 1939, Broken Hill New South Wales) was an acclaimed Australian botanist, landscaper, ecologist, conservationist and developer of arid-zone revegetation techniques that featured natural regeneration . Morris is particularly celebrated for his decisive role in the development of the…

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Broken Hill work

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1930s South Australian work

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First Nations communities

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Albert Morris

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related to References · 121
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related to Botany, conservation, restoration 1930s · 21
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related to Broken Hill regeneration area 1936-58 · 20
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related to Remembrance and celebration · 20
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related to 1930s South Australian work · 18
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related to Natural regeneration · 18
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related to Tree plantations, regeneration reserves 1936 · 12
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rabbitsinstance ofand further devastated by introduced animals0.80text
foxesinstance ofand further devastated by introduced animals0.80text
feral goatsinstance ofand further devastated by introduced animals0.80text
Acacia aneura Mulgainstance ofThe mining industry and the impacts of people and their stock had resulted in the Broken Hill region being stripped of trees0.80text
Eucalyptus camaldulensis River Red Guminstance ofThe mining industry and the impacts of people and their stock had resulted in the Broken Hill region being stripped of trees0.80text
and soil binding shrubsinstance ofThe mining industry and the impacts of people and their stock had resulted in the Broken Hill region being stripped of trees0.80text
ground cover plantsinstance ofThe mining industry and the impacts of people and their stock had resulted in the Broken Hill region being stripped of trees0.80text
botanyinstance ofMembers were interested in natural sciences0.80text
geologyinstance ofMembers were interested in natural sciences0.80text
and also historyinstance ofMembers were interested in natural sciences0.80text
conducting regular field tripsinstance ofMembers were interested in natural sciences0.80text
lecture seriesinstance ofMembers were interested in natural sciences0.80text

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