EUKALYPT - Australian and Tasmanian Native Plants, Fungi and Eucalyptus
About Eukalypt
This Site
The reason for this website is to act as both a photographic catalogue and as an aid to the identification of various native Australian plants - Eucalyptus, Acacia, Fungi and Tasmanian native plants in particular. The identifications provided are based off observations in the field, from the photographs themselves and by consulting various resources both via digital and traditional media. Sources used in the identification of plants and fungi is cited with the identification information. The author of this site takes no responsibility for errors resulting from the use of information (either correct or incorrect), provided on this website.
Copyright
All photos (unless otherwise credited) are copyright Heather Elson. My work is protected under the Australian Copyright ACT 1968. If you are a commercial entity interested in using my images, please contact me for a licensing agreement and for pricing information. If you are interested in using any of my photos please obtain my written permission first. I am generally willing to allow non-profit use of my work, however you will need to have my written consent first.
A work in progress
This site is a work in progress and therefore may have errors and omissions that still require resolving as part of the website publishing and editing process. This site is being regulary updated with new photos, identifications, corrections and features. If you would like to provide any ideas for inclusions on this site please feel welcome to contact me as my aim is to not only illustrate the beauty of Australian flora but also to provide a useful resource.
About the author
Heather Elson works for Steve Parish Publishing as an image cataloguer and now lives in southern Tasmania photographing and studying the amazing variety of Tasmanian flora and fauna. Heather's aim is to combine her interest in digital publishing, the environment and botany to provide a useful resource for people wanting to try to learn about and identify Australian native plants. Heather is an external fourth (final) year student of Environmental Science, Central Queensland University.