Skipping Girl Appeal
Help Audrey to skip again! For further information about the Skipping Girl Appeal or to make a tax-deductible donation, click on the forms below:
Donation Form:
Skipping Girl Appeal - Help Audrey Skip Again:
History of the Skipping Girl Appeal:
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NEW - Sign up for National Trust Membership, renew a membership or Donate online
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The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) is the premier heritage and conservation organisation in the State.
Managing a large portfolio of historical and cultural tourism attractions, our properties range from magnificent Victorian mansions to humble cottages and reflect the fascinating diversity of Australia's rich past.
Como House and Garden
Over the last 50 years, the National Trust has:
- classified thousands of significant places throughout the state;
- acquired more than 70 heritage buildings and places;
- managed over 50 heritage buildings and places; and
- provided each Victorian with a unique insight into their proud history.
National Trust properties are open for all to enjoy. Members gain FREE entry to hundreds of Trust properties in Australia and in over 18 countries around the world - click here for a full list of properties. Membership also entitles you to free or reduced price access to the exciting events held each month at our properties.
As a registered charity, the National Trust relies heavily on the generosity of subscribing members and supporters.
JOIN NOW and help protect Victoria's heritage for future generation.
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Intangible Cultural Heritage Symposium
Bookings have opened for the National Trust's exciting Intangible Cultural Heritage symposium on 1-3 July 2008. A number of international and well-known local speakers will investigate the concept from many different angles and promote wider debate on the issues.
For more information download:
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Our Garden Heritage Under Threat From Drought Conditions
Official supplier of quality heritage paints to the National Trust
The National Trust has developed a document ‘Preserving Our Garden Heritage in Drought Conditions” which may be found by clicking here. It is designed to assist anyone involved in maintaining a heritage garden during drought conditions. The Trust is very concerned that some gardens are threatened with the possibility of destruction due to lack of irrigation and inappropriate plant replacement. The watering of healthy mature trees should also be a priority as these are critical to the structure of traditional gardens and may take a long time to mature.
