Nature Based Play in OConnor, Western Australia, Australia | Park

Nature Based Play

Locality: OConnor, Western Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 8 9331 2997

Address: 1 Rees Street 6163 O'Connor, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.naturebasedplay.com.au

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25.01.2022 We are delighted to share with you that the Russell Brown Adventure Park has just won the Australian Parks and Leisure Award 2016 for Best Community Nature Play Area under $500,000.00!!

25.01.2022 The story of the creation of Margaret River as told by Wadandi Custodians Wayne and Zac Webb. A short film made by: the Undalup Association inc.& the Australian Government, Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, ... National Landcare Program https://vimeo.com/344238079

25.01.2022 School with NO RULES at playtime! Well worth watching...

24.01.2022 A short film compliments of Michael Fletcher about an upcoming project Djiljit Mia, in Dunsborough WA. Check out Djiljit Mia Community Gathering Place for more info.

24.01.2022 An exciting community based project in the works for us at Cottesloe

23.01.2022 Construction of Djiljit Mia has begun in Dunsborough this week!

23.01.2022 Another story about the benefits of Nature Play. This story is from NSW. But in every city/state we need to foster more non-directive play and connections to the environment, especially for kids who live in apartments. Taken from the ABC, well done Daceyville Public School!... https://www.abc.net.au//move-over-monkey-bars-bus/11392526

22.01.2022 Outdoor Play at home is an important part of children's development. We're working on a range of Play PODs like the one we installed at Starick House (link in comments) which will be suited for smaller spaces like your back yard.

21.01.2022 We are pretty excited as our new website was launched last week! Come have a look, www.naturebasedplay.com.au

21.01.2022 Some pics for Cottesloe Coastcare of our recently completed (but not yet open to the public) Nature Discovery Space just north of the Vlamingh Memorial in south Cottesloe.

20.01.2022 Have a look at some pics of our recently completed nature playspace at Landsdale Early Learning & Enrichment You can see more over on our website at http://www.naturebasedplay.com.au//landsdale-early-learni/... Also we're up on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/naturebasedplay/

19.01.2022 Looks like the kids enjoy themselves in our latest project:)

18.01.2022 The Forever Project are putting on a free webinar this morning about Nature Play at 10.00am https://theforeverproject.com.au//importance-nature-play-k

15.01.2022 Djiljit Mia open to the public

13.01.2022 Another community collaborative project. Big thanks to the Town of Cottesloe, Cottesloe Coastcare, and the many volunteers! Lots of you will have seen the fence around the site by Vlamingh memorial, it is coming down tomorrow (25/07) and the project will be open to the public.

10.01.2022 NBP is proud to announce we will be attending and sponsoring the 2017 Nature Play WA conference which is being held on 5/6th August at the The Esplanade Hotel Fremantle. (See link http://www.natureplaywa.org.au/children-and-nature-conferen) This is a great opportunity for us to learn more about Nature Play for kids, and how the Nature Playground sector can support WA kids in experiencing Nature, through providing affordable, risk appropriate, and organic Nature Play Space designs and playgrounds. We look forward to seeing you therelook out for our sign in the foyer and our Designer and Director Terry Farrell who will be attending the conference.

10.01.2022 We just completed the new Woodhenge at The Beehive Montessori School. Something a little different from our usual work and we're really excited with how it turned out.

09.01.2022 our 2019 catalogue is now up on the website https://www.naturebasedplay.com.au//Catalogue2019_download

08.01.2022 Meet the woman who started a street revolution (via BBC World Hacks)

07.01.2022 "Kids need room to move, to touch, smell, climb and make stuff up. And to make stuff ups. So sometimes the most important thing when it comes to great nature pl...ay outcomes isn’t the space itself but the willingness of adults to allow it to happen." says our CEO, Griffin Longley. Australian Education Reporter caught up with our boss to get the lowdown on what makes a great nature play space! http://www.edureporter.com.au/nature-inspires-play-2/ See more

06.01.2022 Here's peek at the new Bright Sparks ELC Gosnells nature playground we just completed, we're super exited with how well it turned out. you can see more at https://www.instagram.com/naturebasedplay/ https://www.naturebasedplay.com.au//bright-sparks-elc-nat/

05.01.2022 What an inspiring project this was! Russel Brown Adventure Park in Mosman Park...

05.01.2022 30 min about Isamu Noguchi. Sculptor, Artist and non-directive playground designer. "a movement of playground design called the abstractionist strand. These playgrounds don’t tell you what to do. You can play with an abstract form any way you want"

04.01.2022 We are lucky enough to have not only built this outdoor nature play area for Ken and the kids at Little Learners but we will also commence building the next stage in only a few days!! Exciting times ahead

04.01.2022 A great short video about an upcoming project at Lake Joondalup Baptist College. Click to hear our head Architect/Director, Terry Farrell talk about the ideas and concept behind the design of the LJBC Nature Playground

03.01.2022 Anyone want to get their kids to bed earlier?

02.01.2022 A neat little write up about www.wildmovement.com.au/ Building connection to nature.