What's New: Free Eucalyptus Book

Did you know that in May 1858 the town of Kyneton was lit for the first time using a gas made from eucalyptus leaves?

Have you ever wanted to know why eucalyptus trees are commonly referred to as ‘gum trees’? Do you think your students would be interested to learn about this and other interesting facts about Australia’s natural wonder?

As part of our commitment to education, FGB Natural Products are offering all primary and secondary school libraries around Australia a copy of our book Eucalyptus Oil – Australia’s Natural Wonder.

Eucalyptus Oil – Australia’s Natural Wonder explores the fascinating history of eucalyptus production and manufacturing in Australia, explains the differences in eucalyptus trees and illustrates uses, tips and recipes for the natural wonder in our modern world.

With the growing interest in our environment, particularly with the younger generation, Eucalyptus Oil is a great example of a sustainable and renewable resource.

Eucalyptus Oil – Australia’s Natural Wonder is a great basis for science experiments, history lessons and environmental information teachers may find useful.

Also available is a copy of our Landline DVD. This DVD shows an informative and educational look at Australia’s Eucalyptus Industry as featured on the ABC’s Landline program.

If your school would like a copy of Eucalyptus Oil – Australia’s Natural Wonder and the Landline DVD please click here