Host family required.

Naragebup is expecting to have an overseas student volunteering with us for five months. While they are here, they will require a host family in the local area. If you can help, please call the centre ASAP.

Please note that due to a miscommunication, the previous post about our turtles was unintentionally misleading. The turtles have not left the centre yet. We would like to apologise for any inconvenience.

Turtles Head for Home

Naragebup's famous turtles have headed home. They have been returned to  their own climate up north after recovering from injuries and illness. They will be missed.

If you find a turtle on the beach, please wrap it in a wet towel and bring it to the centre.

Reptiles winding down for winter

The reptiles at Naragebup are getting ready for winter. As a result, it will be harder, if not impossible, to see them over the next few months. Some of the reptiles will go into hibernation. For this reason, we would like visitors to the centre to keep noise to a minimum while visiting the reptile realm. We also ask you to ensure you supervise your children and refrain from tapping on the glass, as this could potentially kill the reptiles.
Thank you for you're co-operation.

Animal Care workshop.

Naragebup will be hosting an animal care workshop on May 29th. This workshop is family friendly, and members have exclusive access to advanced bookings until May 9th. There are only 40 places, so call the centre today to secure your place.
The workshop will talk pets and reptiles, with all participants getting up close and personal with Naragebup's reptiles, chickens and turtles.

In other news, some of our turtles are finally heading home after recovering from injuries and illness at the centre. They will be missed by all.

Living Smarties at Naragebup

Living Smarties are hosting a movie screening at Naragebup on Friday May 6. The movie is called Economics of Happiness. To book your place, call Naragebup.