Fraser Coast Anglican College Storybook Garden
Framed by a storybook arch, this is a magical place for children to read and learn beneath four giant trees – and it’s all inside the school library!
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Framed by a storybook arch, this is a magical place for children to read and learn beneath four giant trees – and it’s all inside the school library!
Natureworks recreated natural habitats of the local area, complete with realistic artificial trees, rocks, wildlife sculptures and artistic murals for a unique educational experience.
Natureworks – Tree of Life Project – Largest Tree in the world
Daydream Island Artificial Coral Reef – Created for visitors to experience a snorkelling & dive experience
This unique bas relief has been handcrafted and designed to recapture a moment back in time, where a giant prehistoric bird is being attached by a land-dwelling giant crocodile.
Natureworks completed many entry statements, statues and displays throughout the Hunter Valley Gardens.
Australia is the only country in the western world with its own rainforests. We should lead the world in educating the global community in the desperate need to conserve this dwindling resource. Gondwana rainforest Sanctuary was built to highlight the need to conserve planet Earth and the importance of rainforests in our survival. It became the conservation focal point for Brisbane
Natureworks creates natural scenes using a wide variety of construction techniques and materials. -Rock and Waterscape creations using sprayed concrete, fibreglass, foam or Glass Reinforced Concrete
Shark Bay Sea World Aquarium – Habitat enclosure with artificial rockwork and coral reef
The Aquarium takes visitors through several exhibits zones including China Zone, South America Zone, Africa Zone etc
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 Museum community.