The Place
Arthur and Yvonne Boyd's gift of Bundanon has given Australia a unique cultural and environmental asset. It was born out of Boyd's often stated belief that 'you can't own a landscape' and the wish that others might also draw inspiration from this remarkable place.
Bundanon's physical spaces and the lifeforms which inhabit them are explored here, with links to our commitment to environmental management and the Living Landscape, a land rejuvenation and education project.
Bundanon maintains an active partnership with Aboriginal communities in the Shoalhaven, and nationally, fostering understanding and respect for Indigenous cultural heritage and encouraging engagement with Bundanon’s programs.
Welcome to Country Siteworks 2016
A social history of the sites that form Bundanon Trust: Bundanon, Riversdale, Eearie Park & Beeweeree
Early settlers by Bundanon dam, c1870. Bundanon Trust Archive.
Nineteenth century Bundanon Homestead, twentieth century farm workers cottages, and world renowned contemporary buildings, express Australian vernacular traditions of architecture.
Image: Erieta Attali
