Conference Video Bundle Subscriptions
BUNDLE 1
These videos were presented at the Australian Institute of Horticulture’s (AIH) Conference & Awards 2024.
CPD Points
Registered Horticulturists (RH) can accumulate CPD Points for watching the online videos.
The videos number attract half a point each up to a maximum total of 3.0 points in total when viewed online.
The RH will be required to provide a satisfactory paragraph or synopsis of the major points or issues raised by the speaker/s in six videos to obtain the three points.
Keeping Native Bees in the backyard – Steve Maginnity
1 hr 4 min
Learn how to make Australian backyards Native Bee friendly. Steve will discuss topics such as: Social endemic species, Care of hives, Planting for native bees, and Honey.
Steve Maginnity is the owner of The Australian Native Bee Company, a family owned business that employs 100’s of 1000’s of workers (the bees). https://www.australiannativebeeco.com/
CPD Points: 0.5
Sustainability in High Intensity Horticultural Production – Marc Percival MAIH RH
37.00 min
The Problem: off-farm pollution, aquatic, soil impacts.
The Solution: Drainage Planning, Sump, Transfer Tanks, Prefiltration, Treatment, Chlorination, Ultraviolet Block, Activated Carbon, Digesters, Reed Beds.
Marc Percival is the proprietor of Agrisense and expert horticulturist dedicated to sustainable practices, ethical professionalism, and knowledge sharing.
CPD Points: 0.5
Engaging with Community Through Planting – Brenden Moore
23.00 min
Brenden reveals how he engages with different communities with planting native and introduced species. Sharing stories and laughs along the way through his work and engagement in Social community housing, youth groups, Correctional centres and Aboriginal communities.
Brenden Moore is a First Nations Community Greening Officer at Botanic Gardens of Sydney, where each day offers new opportunities to engage with people and help them realise the benefits of gardening.
CPD Points: 0.5
Hope for the future – Protecting and Creating Green Space for the Next Generation – Sam Dalton & Mary-Claire King
41.00 min
Forests. Hope. Closed Loop Recycling. Explore the evolution of greenspace protection and the latest innovations and initiatives that are offering new alternatives and inspiring action in future generations.
Sam Dalton and Mary-Claire King are employed by Arborgreen. Arborgreen supports Australia’s tree-planting and landscaping professionals. This family-owned Australian business supplies products and materials for tree establishment and care—and if the perfect solution doesn’t exist, they create it! https://www.arborgreen.com.au/
CPD Points: 0.5
Giingan Yiiliwiyay Dancers
21.00 min
Awards Night Entertainment was provided by the award-winning Giingan Yiiliwiyay Dancers, highly rated on feedback from attendees. Performance using the Didgeridoo for some of the songs. All the songs and stories are in Gumbaynggirr.
CPD Points: N/A
BUNDLE 2
These videos were presented at the Australian Institute of Horticulture’s (AIH) Conference & Awards 2024.
CPD Points
Registered Horticulturists (RH) can accumulate CPD Points for watching the online videos.
The videos number attract half a point each up to a maximum total of 3.0 points in total when viewed online.
The RH will be required to provide a satisfactory paragraph or synopsis of the major points or issues raised by the speaker/s in six videos to obtain the three points.
Plants in Peril; How Plant Breeders meet the challenges of Climate Change – Steve McGrane
44.00 min
Rising temperatures spell disaster for many plants. Traditional plant breeding will take 20 years to develop climate adaptive species. “Epigentic” breeding might just be the answer, reducing the time from decades to years to produce stable climate tolerant species.
Steve McGrane, a horticulturist, agricultural science graduate, and permaculture designer with 30 years of experience, is a dynamic ABC Gardening presenter, writer, speaker, and consultant specializing in sustainable farming, garden design, and ornamental landscapes.
CPD Points: 0.5
Shading Urban Areas – Selecting the Right Plants for the Right Reasons – Arno King
36.00 min
Introducing shade utilising trees, climbing plants and green wall & roof plants; selecting plants for a changing climate; appropriate shade, maintenance, soil volumes; longevity and safety.
Arno King is a Brisbane-based landscape architect and horticulturist, well-known to gardeners through his weekly Radio 4BC broadcasts, published articles, and presentations at national and international gardening and landscape events.
CPD Points: 0.5
MIFGS Recap and the Future of Garden Maintenance – Ben French
37.00 min
A behind the scenes recap working alongside MIFGS legendary contractor Semken Landscaping on Peter Donegan’s ‘A Moment in Time’ Show Garden at the 2024 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show and discussing the future of garden maintenance.
Ben French, founder of Yards, is a horticulturist and landscape designer with over 24 years of experience in landscape design and construction. He is passionate about creating gardens and spaces that enhance homes and enrich leisure time. Find out more: https://www.yards.com.au/
CPD Points: 0.5
Creating community connection through storytelling – David Trood (The Weedy Garden)
40.00 min
David shares how he went from locked down during the pandemic to YouTube sensation through combining his videography skills with his passion for horticulture.
David Trood is the creator of the popular YouTube channel The Weedy Garden. Through his videos, David shares his passion for sustainable gardening, inspiring viewers to connect with nature and grow their own food.
https://www.youtube.com/@TheWeedyGarden
CPD Points: 0.5
Planting Raised Vegetable Garden Beds
7.00 min
Students from TAFE Coffs Harbour and AIH Members assisted with planting vegetable seedlings for the aged care community at The Link communal garden.
TAFE NSW, a valued Sponsor of the Australian Institute of Horticulture, is the leading provider of education and training in Australia. With virtual and face-to-face teaching, delivered in a socially responsible manner. Find out more: https://www.tafensw.edu.au/
CPD Points: N/A
BUNDLE 3
These videos were presented at the Australian Institute of Horticulture’s (AIH) Conference & Awards 2024.
CPD Points
Registered Horticulturists (RH) can accumulate CPD Points for watching the online videos.
The videos number attract half a point each up to a maximum total of 3.0 points in total when viewed online.
The RH will be required to provide a satisfactory paragraph or synopsis of the major points or issues raised by the speaker/s in six videos to obtain the three points.
Creating Cool Park Areas – Jason Summers
40.00 min
Jason shares how to use of vegetation and water to create a cool oasis in open spaces. Create heat refuges by planting trees, irrigated turf and passive irrigation.
Jason Summers is the owner of Remarkable Trees, providing complete tree services. https://remarkabletrees.com/
CPD Points: 0.5
The case for Skin Cancer Prevention in Australia: a “no brainer” for organisations with outdoor workers – Liz King
31.00 min
Liz King is the Manager of the NSW Skin Cancer Prevention Unit. She is dedicated to raising awareness about skin cancer prevention and spoke on strategies to protect outdoor workforces from harmful sun exposure.
CPD Points: 0.5
Harnessing Shade for Skin Cancer Prevention – Andrew Turnbull
32.00min
Andrew talks about design of outdoor spaces, including the ShadeSmart program as a CPD and award strategy to support improved shade implementation.
Andrew Turnbull is a landscape architect and advisor to the ShadeSmart working group. He focuses on innovative design solutions that integrate effective shade strategies for healthier, more sustainable outdoor environments.
CPD Points: 0.5
Urban Forests for Planetary Health: Evidence for Action – Professor Thomas Astell-Burt
35.00 min
Thomas shares his research-backed findings of the potential of green space to enrich environments for the prevention of noncommunicable diseases like depression, diabetes, and dementia and overall improved planetary health.
Professor Thomas Astell-Burt is a leading academic specializing in public health and urban green spaces. His research explores the health benefits of nature and the role of green infrastructure in fostering well-being and community resilience.
CPD Points: 0.5
Q AND A Session
15.00 min
In this video Jason Summers, Liz King, Andrew Turnbull and Professor Thomas Astell-Burt provide a panel discussion fielding questions from the audience relating to their presentations.
CPD Points: N/A
Urban Green Infrastructure (UGI) industry update – Michael Casey
10.00 min
Company Director Australasian Green Infrastructure Network
And Green Infrastructure industry advisor. Michael talks on the Urban Green Infrastructure (UGI) industry update.
Michael Casey is an award-winning Registered Horticulturist and green infrastructure expert, who is passionate about nature-based solutions for human health and wellbeing.
This talk was presented at the Australian Institute of Horticulture’s (AIH) Conference & Awards 2024. Find out more about the AIH https://aih.org.au/
CPD Points: N/A