Australian Tropical Herbarium Herbarium Staff Herbarium Volunteers
Herbarium Volunteers
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Australian Tropical Herbarium
- About the Herbarium
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Research and Programs
- Theme 1 – Tropical Biodiversity Science
- Theme 2 – Education, Knowledge Capture and Translation, Expert Advice
- Theme 3 –Biodiversity in a Changing World
- Theme 4 – Economic Botany
- Theme 5 – Tropical Biosecurity
- Tropical Indigenous Ethnobotany Centre (TIEC)
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Publications
- 2026 Publications
- 2025 Publications
- 2024 Publications
- 2023 Publications
- 2022 Publications
- 2021 Publications
- 2020 Publications
- 2019 Publications
- 2018 Publications
- 2017 Publications
- 2016 Publications
- 2015 Publications
- 2014 Publications
- 2013 Publications
- 2012 Publications
- 2011 Publications
- 2010 Publications
- 2009 Publications
- Online Keys to Australian Tropical Rainforest Plants
- Plant Identification Workshops
- Public Reference Collection
- Herbarium Staff

The Australian Tropical Herbarium offers the opportunity for people to carry out some duties as volunteers. Volunteers assist with some of the more routine tasks involved with specimen handling and preparation such as mounting of vascular plant specimens. Special archival materials are used in the mounting of specimens.
Herbarium volunteers are usually retirees or students with a specific or general interest in the Australian flora. Most volunteers spend about half a day a week preparing plant specimens for archiving in the Australian Tropical Herbarium. All Volunteers are covered by insurance.
If you are interested in becoming involved in the Volunteer Program or would just like to find out a bit more about it, please contact us on (07) 4232 1837 or email to [email protected].