Natureworks believe in the educational value of nature-based play. Our sculptures of nature aim to inspire children with a curiosity for the natural world and encourage them to play and explore nature.
Natural replicas of trees and animals help students engage with nature in schools, early learning centres and universities. See how naturalistic sculptures create a stimulating learning environment and encourage young people to appreciate and protect nature.
Nature-based play stimulates a child’s imagination and makes them aware of the natural world. Animal sculptures, climbing logs, marine creatures – there’s lots of fun to be had!
Immersive holographic experiences combine holograms and 3D models to create great impact. Read about our partnership to create high-tech hologram and sculpture displays for entertainment and education.
Childcare centres play a crucial role in shaping young minds and nurturing the community. In Australia, they are not just spaces for childcare but vibrant early learning hubs that contribute to the development of our future generation.
What should you consider when designing a safe play space for children? Read our guidance on Australian playground safety standards, certification and play equipment design and selection.
Go behind the scenes with dinosaurs at Natureworks! David Joffe introduces our collection of dinosaurs and other amazing prehistoric creatures.
Congratulations to the NSW Government for drawing attention to the impact of human waste on birds and marine life. Natureworks created fish and pelican sculptures to demonstrate the impact of plastic in our oceans.
You may not think that trees belong inside. At Natureworks, we think differently! An artificial tree indoors can make a space seem magical and stimulate the imagination. It can provide a place for children to play, or create a sense of relaxation for a building’s occupants and visitors. As a
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We acknowledge the First Peoples – the traditional owners of the lands where we live and work, and we recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge the important role Aboriginal Peoples and Torres Strait Islanders continue to play within the Queensland community.
