Naragebup in Rockingham, Western Australia | Environmental conservation organisation

Naragebup

Locality: Rockingham, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9591 3077

Address: 49 Safety Bay Road 6168 Rockingham, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.naragebup.org.au

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25.01.2022 Christmas is not far away. What are your tips for a plastic free/waste free Christmas

24.01.2022 More photos from last night. Why not hire our Lake view room for your next function

23.01.2022 Help protect the fairy terns currently nesting on the Rockingham coast. Fairy terns are one of Australia’s smallest and rarest coastal seabirds. They are beach-...nesting birds vulnerable to a range of threats. As a result their population has decreased significantly. A major threat is human disturbance of nest sites. You can help to protect fairy terns by taking a few simple steps when visiting the coast: Be mindful of fenced-off nest sites with fairy tern nesting signage and keep well away. These are in place temporarily to give the birds a chance to have some breeding success. Keep dogs leashed and away from known breeding areas. Dogs can unintentionally injure chicks that are unable to flee the nest. Prevent cats from roaming. See more

21.01.2022 Fantastic art work on sale at Naragebup until Sunday. Great for Christmas presents

20.01.2022 Ever wondered what is inside a coffee pod?

18.01.2022 On again this week Thursday - Sunday 10am - 3pm. Get in quick as stock is selling FAST. All items $20 each and all are original pieces of art - thanks to Clinkers Art group.

18.01.2022 A sneak peak. To much to show here. Come down and have a look 10am-3pm starting tomorrow

14.01.2022 Snake skin up close - zoom in if you can

14.01.2022 Name our 2 newest naragebup family members

13.01.2022 Wondering what to do with your waste especially with the party season just around the corner. https://sharewaste.com/

04.01.2022 Check out this X-ray! Pitta the carpet python was hit by a car, and unfortunately didn’t make it. Thankfully, the team at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital... were able to successfully remove her twelve eggs, and place them in an incubator! Once these little beauties hatch, we’ll release them into the wild! See more

04.01.2022 Afternoon showers and a beautiful rainbow to finish the day

03.01.2022 Art exhibition opening

02.01.2022 Now its even easier for you to drop off your plastic #1, plastic #2 and aluminium cans. Easy access at our front gates.