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The Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden has a Research Area of approximately 30 hectares. This site is on the western side of the Stuart Highway, separated from the main body of the AALBG by the highway. The Research Area includes open chenopod plain and Western Myall woodland. The site is available for research groups to conduct appropriate plant trials and research. Water is available. The site is well fenced, accessible to the Stuart Highway and is not open to the public.

Organisations interested in utilising the Research Area are asked to put their proposal in writing to:

The Secretary
Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden Board
PO Box 2083
Port Augusta
South Australia 5700

Photos:
AALBG research area and weather station. Eucalypts in the background are amenity plantings on adjoining land (top). © J. Zwar
AALBG research area showing water harvesting trials (right). © W. Schiller