List of Australian Botanical Liaison Officers
- Charles Gardner (1937–1939)
- Cyril White (1939)
- Mary Tindale (1949–1951)
- Nancy Burbidge (1952–1954)
- Patrick Morris (1956–1957)
- James Willis (1958–1959)
- Hansjörg Eichler (1961–1962)
- Lawrence Alexander Sidney Johnson (1962–1963)
- Stanley Blake (1964–1965)
- Michael Lazarides (1965–1966)
- Arthur Court (1966–1967)
- Alex George (1967–1968)
- Donald McGillivray (1969–1970)
- John Carrick (1970–1971)
- Leslie Pedley (1971–1972)
- George Chippendale (1972–1973)
- Helen Aston (1973–1974)
- Donald Blaxell (1974–1975)
- Andrias Kanis (1975–1976)
- John Maconochie (1976–1977)
- Bruce Maslin (1977–1978)
- Rodney Henderson (1978–1979)
- Ahmad Munir (1979–1980)
- Ian Brooker (1980–1981)
- Michael Crisp (1981–1982)
- Rex Filson (1982–1983)
- Surrey Jacobs (1983–1984)
- Nicholas Lander (1984–1985)
- Clyde Dunlop (1985–1986)
- Gordon Guymer (1986–1987)
- Judith West (1987–1988)
- Karen Wilson (1988–1989)
- Terry Macfarlane (1989–1990)
- Gregory Leach (1990–1991)
- Philip Short (1991–1992)
- Peter Weston (1992–1993)
- L.W. Jessup (1993–1994)
- Barry Conn (1994–1995)
- Robert Makinson (1995–1996)
- Donald Foreman (1996–1997)
- Kenneth Hill (1997–1998)
- Alex Chapman (1998–1999)
- Robert Chinnock (1999–2000)
- Rodney Seppelt (2000–2001)
- Neville Marchant (2001–2002)
- P.D. Bostock (2001–2002)
- Roberta Cowan (2002–2003)
- A. Wilson (2003–2004)
- Alex George (2004–2005)
- Juliet Wege (2005–2006)
- Jenny Tonkin (2006–2007)
- Jeremy Bruhl (2007–2008)
- Tony Orchard (2008–2009)
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