Exceptional Tree Project 2025

The Exceptional Tree Project 2025
In March, CRA launched The Exceptional Tree Project, a community arts project resulting in a small exhibition in the Galley
art space on June 6.
Fiona Harding, an artist who is passionate about trees, has been asked to creatively develop and manage
the project. The process will involve workshops, outings, interviews & discussions, all with a wide range of community input and creativity.
The exhibition may reflect 10 significant trees, their stories, their scientific explanations and their artistic representations and interpretations.
There may be a missing 'eleventh' tree.
There will be the Feature trees and the Humble trees, with an intention to bring forth a greater understanding and appreciation of these assets.
We hope to facilitate an indigenous connection in the early stages of development to broaden the community's understanding of trees from this perspective. We would also like to engage with the
council's arborist team to develop an understanding of their practices to enable this project to productively benefit the community.
The project is very much about ‘research and develop' as we go, with the intention to have a very broad community reach and fun!
Exceptional Tree Election 4573 - vote here!

The Exceptional Tree Project is supported by Sunshine Coast Council Division 9 discretionary fund.
Bayan Fig - Tickle Park - Planted 1995
Paperbark Avenue at the Library - planted 1988
Mt Emu Tumbledown Gum and Scribbly Gums
Northfolk Twin Twins at Point Arkwright (Andrew St)
Yaroomba Bushland Park
Pandanus - beach access 87
Norfolks on the Esplanade
Paperbarks Tanah St East
Cypress Pines on the DLW
Enviro Park - paperbarks
Macaranga
Casuarinas
Early Contenders
Books About Trees
Exceptional Tree Opening
Cool Harmonies Choir sang an acknowledgement of country
and for the trees!