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Field Notes: Angophoras

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Fig-fi-fo-fum: saying goodbye to the Port Jackson Figs

New leaf to be turned on university avenue.

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On the spring staple.

October 11, 2021 Eamonn Murphy
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The beginner’s guide to trees on campus

Your very own guide to the tall leafy boys around USyd

November 29, 2018 Kedar Maddali
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Cedar Trees Form Blockade to Defy Logging Threat

Rebecca Wong stands firm with the wood

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