February 3, 2025

Cultural Roots, Sustainable Future: The Story of Australian Sandalwood and Paperbark Trees

Time: 3 pm PST

Presenter:
Deby Atterby

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Webinar Summary

Join Deby Atterby on a journey “down under” as she delves into the fascinating world of two popular Australian essential oils. Deby will explore their history, highlighting how they were traditionally used by First Nations people and later adopted by Australia’s white settlers. She will also discuss the current sustainability status of these oils and their present-day significance.

The session will focus on Australian sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) and Australian paperbark (Melaleuca quinquenervia) trees, offering insights into their cultural, historical, and ecological importance.

Deby Atterby

Deby Atterby is an active Aromatherapy educator and clinical practitioner with over 40 year’s experience and continues to be active in aromatic medicine and clinical aromatherapy, as well as Western Herbal Medicine, she has trained internationally since 2001.

In 2008, she undertook the task of editor and publisher of the industry magazine, “Aromatherapy Today International Journal”, which assists Aromatherapists with their continuing education in the aromatherapy realm, and Deby provides an in-depth profile of an Essential Oil in each volume.

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