Eucalypt of the Year 2025: The Travel Edition
WA’s Great Western Woodlands is home to an impressive 3,000 flowering plant species, 20 per cent of Australia’s known flora, as well as a diverse range of wildlife dependent on its varied habitats. The area is well known for its diversity of eucalypts with some 160 species recorded. Image credit: Keren Gila Raiter/Wikimedia
Eucalypt of the Year celebrates the beauty and importance of Australia’s iconic eucalypts. This annual event highlights the incredible diversity of these trees and their significance to our landscapes and heritage.
As part of National Eucalypt Day on March 23, Eucalyptus Australia are shaking things up and asking you to vote for your favourite holiday among the gum trees! There are ten iconic destinations to choose from including two in Western Australia – The Wondrous Forest of the Walpole Wilderness and the Bronzed Beauties of the Great Western Woodlands.
Vote for your favourite destination before March 20, tagging @EucalyptAus and using the hashtag #EucalyptoftheYear2025.
Find out more here.
