We’re pleased to release the second in our series of “Field Notes” newsletters. We expect to release an update every couple of months so that our members and the general public can keep up with events at the centre. Please click on the link below to download as a PDF. [DOWNLOAD] October 2026 Newsletter (1MB)
Naragebup is the sum total of it’s volunteers. Nothing happens and jobs don’t get done, without someone offering their time, knowledge and enthusiasm. We are always looking for willing volunteers to help run the place, so here is our updated vacancy list. We currently need people to fill the following positions: Having volunteered myself for
One of our long standing traditions at Naragebup is an annual festival so that our volunteers can welcome the local community on site to meet the animals, enjoy the market stalls and feast on sausages, buns and tomato sauce! This year it will be held on Saturday 17th October. Don’t forget: Mark it in your
We have a new round of school holiday workshops starting on October 1st. This time we have aimed to rerun activities that worked well in previous holiday periods, but added some new topics in art and science. We hope that you will find something that suits you and your children. See https://www.trybooking.com/eventlist/naragebup for more details
At Naragebup we are always seeking volunteers. That said, we cannot guarantee that new volunteers will get to join our reptile, turtle or marine teams. Since these are in high demand, there are often waiting lists for new members to join. Like many organisations, we have a positions available list showing the current areas where
We have arranged a talk on marine turtle rescue and rehabilitation on the morning of Sunday August 30th at Naragebup. If you wish to attend the numbers are limited as it will also include an introduction to our two new turtles Stumpy and Odyssius. Tickets go on sale on the morning of Monday August 17th.
We are back to the time of year when the winter storms do their damage. Creatures that should be swimming around in warm tropical waters suddenly get blown south and washed up on beaches around Perth. Sea turtles that end up so far south will not survive unless they receive tender care for months on
We’re pleased to release the August newsletter. We expect to release an update every couple of months so that our members and the general public can keep up with events at the centre. Please click on the link below to download. [DOWNLOAD] August 2026 Newsletter (1MB)
When the lake in question is Lake Richmond, the answer appears to be frogs. Many, many frogs. Naragebup is planning a series of Frog walks over the coming Friday evenings to seek out a few of these local amphibians. Please join us for talks from our experts, exploration and a warming cup of Hot Chocolate
Plastic Free July™ is a shared global movement – based in Fremantle, WA – that helps millions of people reduce plastic waste through simple, everyday choices and be part of the solution to plastic pollution. The web site has a wealth of ideas and suggestions about how you can reduce the amount of single use