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2004 Treenet Avenues of Honour Survey

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This paper is an overview of a preliminary investigation into all tree avenues planted as War memorials throughout Australia. It cannot claim to be a complete record and in some ways serves only to highlight the gaps in our knowledge…

Australia’s Avenues of Honour: A Neglected Story

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As early as 1892, H. A. James, prominent Sydney horticulturist and garden-writer, took the capital cities to task for having no avenues such as those at Ballarat in Victoria…

AVENUES OF HONOUR 1915-2015 PROGRESS REPORT

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A National project which aims to honour with a tree the memory of every individual who has made the supreme sacrifice on behalf of all Australians, by documenting, preserving and reinstating the original and establishing new Avenues of Honour by the Centenary of Anzac in 2015…

AVENUES OF HONOUR 1915-2015 PROJECT

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The Avenues of Honour 1915-2015 project is a national initiative to honour with a tree the memory of every individual who has made the supreme sacrifice on behalf of all Australians, by documenting, preserving and reinstating the original, and establishing new Avenues of Honour, during  the Centenary of World War I  in the period  April 25th 2015 through to  November 11th 2018…

Avenues of Honour in the Landscape – Australian’s Living Memorials

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November 2018 marks the centenary of Armistice Day, 1918 – the end of World War 1: the ‘Great War’. To mark it, an Australian contingent will be in France attending ceremonies and contributing to an international conference on avenues of honour…

Avenues of Honour Project

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I am delighted to join you this afternoon at the 20th National TREENET Symposium, and equally delighted to join as Patron of the Avenues of Honour Project…

AVENUES OF HONOUR- BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL PROGRESS

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In July 2007 Brisbane City Council published an Avenues of Honour Research Report about twenty four known memorial and commemorative tree planting sites within the Brisbane City Council area, in support of the national project. Among those planting sites are some of the earliest plantings in Australia undertaken in 1917 for local soldiers who lost their lives in World War One…

Centennial Australian Memorial Avenue – the French Connection

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The project will create a Centennial Australian Memorial Avenue along a public road in the Somme to commemorate Australians who died in France during WWI. The Avenue will represent a significant affirmation of the historic alliance between France and Australia during and after WWI and will commemorate the centennial of the end of the conflict…

Culturally significant trees review

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Local Government recognises the importance of trees in the urban and rural landscape. Trees are an important community asset, providing a number of benefits…

Culturally significant trees: A brief TREENET case study

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The tangible and visible history of our State, in the form of man-made monuments will take us back no more than 150 years, but trees are living monuments capable of transporting us 400 years into the past’…

Literature Review – Culturally Significant Tree Project

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Historic (culturally significant) trees, streetscapes and avenues form significant landscape features and have a large impact on the landscape, both visually and environmentally…

Memorial Avenues: A Historical Perspective

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David Lowenthal, in his 1985 book, The Past is a Foreign Country, emphasised the way in which we produce and reproduce the past in changing ways…

Once Upon a Tree Time . . .

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Trees are some of the most enduring elements in our landscapes. Not only do they communicate their own stories through the richness and subtleties…

PRESENTATION ON SIGNIFICANT TREES

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In South Australia, “development” which is defined to include any “tree damaging activity” to a “significant tree” may not be undertaken without approval from the relevant planning authority…

Reality bites both ways: heritage values and urban tree management

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Who has not had a sinking feeling on discovering that the highly hazardous, structurally poor, uneven-canopied, failing or senescent tree in a local street or park is listed as being of heritage significance…
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