At Natureworks we love the natural world and are passionate about nature conservation. We recognise the need to preserve nature for future generations to enjoy. Many of our sculptures highlight the importance of biodiversity and feature extinct or threatened species.
If you thought prehistoric animals were extinct, read on! Over the last 45 years, countless dinosaurs and rare megafauna animals have escaped from the Natureworks studio and found their way into zoos, playgrounds, displays and tourist attractions.
Many years ago, Natureworks’ David Joffe moved from taxidermy to sculpture, as a way of recreating wonders of the natural world. Read the story of Natureworks’ founder and what motivates him to keep creating bizarre and beautiful art inspired by nature.
What is it about dinosaurs that makes dinosaur-themed attractions popular? See how a themed dinosaur park, mini-golf course or playground can support entertainment, education or commerce.
Big Things have seen a revival in popularity recently. But why? And how can they support communities and businesses? Read our guidance on planning and creating Big Things.
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.
