Over millions of years the southwestern corner of Australia has acted as a refuge for species that were once widespread. It is a land of living fossils, many of which have not only survived but thrived and diversified. Learn more in this talk with Professor Tim Flannery

In this workshop you will learn how to propagate a diverse range of locally available native species from both seed and cuttings.

This presentation explores Tjaltjraak program to reconnect fragmented landscapes from the headwaters of our river systems, to coastal estuaries and inshore reefs, and out to the archipelago. Presented by Hayleigh Graham, Zoe Mullen & Jennell Reynolds.

Join the Tjaltjraak Rangers and Professor Stephen Hopper for a tour of a local granite environment close to town. Learn about the cultural significance of granite landscapes for the Wudjari Nyungar community and the plant species that grow in these locations.

Granite outcrops are typically rich in species and also have strong cultural associations for Traditional Owners. Learn more with Professor Steve Hopper

Join local botanist Ken Mills to learn how plants get their names and how to go about identifying plants that you see in the bush.

Herbaria contain centuries of botanical specimens gathered through time and from around the globe. The Western Australian Herbarium is no different. Learn more with Dr Shelley James and Kylie Sadgrove.

Join nature writer Yann Toussaint in exploring how we can write fiction and non-fiction works that move beyond environmental grief to celebrating a world worth caring for.

Guest speaker Nicole Hodgson will be presenting the topic of "Sarah Brooks a Botanical Ecobiography"

Join Jen Ford, a local Esperance Wildflower Society member and great Banksia enthusiast, as she describes and shows you the beautiful Banksia species that call the Esperance region home. She will provide information about the evolution, pollination and fruit of our local Banksias.

Join botanist Ken Mills to follow a trail of evidence starting in 18th century Sweden, traversing England and Germany, and finally ending in Australia culminating in this dastardly deed. Meet the heroes and villains of the story and hear how their actions shaped the outcome of this case.

Join Katie from Caladenia Co and learn how to develop a botanical illustration of the Banksia Speciosa.

This session is an overview of the Tjaltjraak Healthy Country Program - focused on flora management as part of the 2023 Wildflower Festival Theme.

Activity for kids aged 5 and above. Go on a 45 minute treasure hunt to learn about our unique flora with botanist, Kelsey Tucker (@Triggerplant). Spots limited to 5 participants per hunt!

Join botanist Katie White from Caladenia Co. in this workshop to understand how unpacking flower structures can assist in botanical illustration.

A writing adventure for adults and children aged 8 and above. Join Yann Toussaint for a workshop inspired by the wildflowers and landscapes of Esperance.

Join Katie White from @Caladenia.co to run through apps, websites, Facebook groups and organisations you can join to add what you see into the collective scientific knowledge about our environment.