Mission:
AGHS - The Australian Garden History Society is the leader in concern for and conservation of significant cultural landscapes and historic gardens through committed, relevant and sustainable action.

Formed in 1980, the AGHS brings together people from diverse backgrounds united by an appreciation of and concern for our parks, gardens and cultural landscapes as part of Australia's heritage.

The Society promotes knowledge of historic gardens and research into their history. It aims to examine gardens and gardening in their widest social, historic, literary, artistic and scientific context.

The Australian Garden History Society

• Is a non-profit membership based organisation with approximately 2000 members throughout Australia. Membership is open to everyone.
• Publishes a Journal, Australian Garden History, five times per year, which each member receives as part of their membership.
• Publishes books, booklets and conference proceedings on relevant topics respectively
• Holds a national conference each year.
• Has a special fund - the Kindred Spirits Fund - to foster the scholarly, literary and artistic aspects of the Society's interests nothing available yet
• Has active Branches in all states which arrange local activities and act as advocates for issues which are of interest to the Society.

The AGHS is managed by the National Management Committee and its head office is located in Melbourne.