The Australian National Botanic Gardens, located in Canberra, showcase a diverse collection of native Australian plants. Spanning over 35 hectares, the gardens feature various ecosystems, including rainforests, woodlands, and wetlands. Visitors can explore walking trails and enjoy educational displays about Australia's unique flora. Established in 1949, the gardens aim to promote the conservation and understanding of Australian plant life. They house over 6,000 species, many of which are rare or endangered. The gardens also serve as a research facility, contributing to the study of plant biodiversity and ecology in Australia.