All of nature, including humanity, is a network, and the greatest connectors within the network are trees.
Listening to trees, as the seasons pass, as they change and adapt, gives us not just wonderful knowledge about our world, but also enriches our spiritual understanding.
American-based British biologist David George Haskell talks to Genevieve Barlow about how to listen to the “Songs of Trees”.
This event will be held in the beautifully restored Old Court House, in the tiny gold rush town of Dunolly, a 50-minute drive from Bendigo in the direction of Maryborough.
In the hospitality tradition, we have developed with the Historic Precinct committee, you will be offered morning tea (with homemade scones!), after the event, when there is also time to meet David and he’ll be signing books.
This is a unique venue, and a very special place to hear this special writer.
Friday 11 August 10.30am Dunolly Historic Precinct Court House Cnr Bull and Market Sts Dunolly. For inquiries about ticketing, please contact the Capital box office: (03) 5434 6100.
Full Price: $22 Concession: $19