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Mavis TurnerMavis is a former advertising executive with a passion for Sydney’s most magnificent trees. Originally, her inspiration was the work of William Hardy Wilson, an architect best known for his drawings of Australian colonial architecture in the early 1900s. However when Mavis started investigating the houses she 'realised there were trees that were as old, if not older, than the houses themselves. Mavis is anxious to record as many of Sydney's historic trees as she can.
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