DISCOVER

GONDWANA

BOTANIC GARDEN ON BRUNY ISLAND, TASMANIA 

The Inala Jurassic Garden is an educational facility highlighting the connections of over 750 species from 50 plant families whose ancient ancestors thrived before the ancient Gondwanan Supercontinent split to form the southern land-masses that we now know as Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, South America and New Caledonia.

SCIENCE & CONSERVATION

Conserving plant diversity is our primary focus.

Learn about our projects here.

NEWS

Going Places With Ernie Dingo

National Living Treasure Ernie Dingo and his film crew visited the Inala Jurassic Garden. Check out the Bruny Island episode here.

Gardening Australia

Tino and the Gardening Australia film crew visited to feature our Gondwana Garden on the show. Check it out here.

Six page feature article, 'Plants of future past' written by Briar Jensen. Check it out here.

Australian Geographic

Breaking news! Inala Jurassic Garden is one of 33 institutions worldwide and the only institution to receive funding for two separate grants for BGCI projects in 2022

Journey through five acres of plants from the Gondwana Supercontinent

with connections to ancient fossils in the nature museum

VISIT GONDWANA

Pop into our visitor centre on South Bruny. Entry gives you access to the garden and a detailed map along with included access to the nature museum. 

Learn more about visiting the jurassic garden here.