Join Tim Low, Australian biologist and author of 'Where Song Began' and 'The New Nature' on a walk through Inala’s Jurassic Garden.

A Inala Foundation Event

A Walk in Gondwana with Tim Low AM- followed by a short presentation and book signing.

Explore the wonders of Gondwana through the eyes of Tim Low, a true nature enthusiast. Join Tim Low, Australian biologist and author of Where Song Began and The New Nature on a walk through Inala’s Jurassic Garden. Tim’s presentation will focus on plants in the Inala collection chosen for their Gondwanan connection.

DATE: 24 March 2026

TIME: 10.15 am arrival for light morning refreshments before a 10.30am start

WHERE: Inala Jurassic Garden, 320 Cloudy Bay Road, Lunawanna

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE

Tim explores ecological issues and promotes interest in nature and conservation, through his writing. His book Where Song Began – was an instant best-seller, winning several prizes, including the Australian Book Industry Award for Best General Non-Fiction, while The New Nature -questions the perception of nature as separate from people and criticises the focus on wilderness as a symbol of nature. It was the inaugural winner of The Nib literary award.

All profits from this event go to the Inala Foundation

The Inala Foundation supports the Inala Jurassic Garden Noah's Ark projects, which conserve endangered plant species, especially those with Gondwanan origin.

The Inala Foundation protects wildlife and regenerates habitat on Bruny Island. In collaboration with the Inala Jurassic Garden, the Foundation also conserves endangered plant species.

The Inala Nature Reserve provides essential habitat for endangered wildlife species such as the Forty-spotted Pardalote, Swift Parrot and Eastern Quoll.