Wildlife education in the Wide Bay

Wild encounters.
Curious minds.

Engaging, hands-on wildlife experiences created to inspire young people and build a lasting respect for Australian animals.

Bearded dragon resting on a branch in Australian woodland looklearnrespect
Based near Bundaberg
Daycares & kindergartens
Primary schools
Educational community events
Wildlife educator safely holding a carpet python as children observe and gently interact.

Bringing children face to face with wildlife in a safe, thoughtful and memorable way.

Widebay Wildlife is an emerging interactive wildlife education service for early learning centres, primary schools and selected community events across the Bundaberg region.

Every experience will place education first—encouraging careful observation, respectful interaction and genuine curiosity about the animals that share our world.

Small scales.
Big personalities.

Our animal family is currently growing, with encounters planned around three fascinating groups.

Carpet python resting on a eucalyptus branch

Non-venomous pythons

Discover how snakes move, sense their surroundings and play an important role in nature.

Green tree frog resting on a native leaf

Frogs

Explore a remarkable amphibian life cycle and learn why healthy habitats matter.

Animal encounters are coming soon, subject to final wildlife licensing.

Designed for discovery

Flexible, age-appropriate sessions shaped around the needs of each group. Full program details are currently in development.

Green tree frog beside a child's open hand

Early learning

Gentle first encounters built around sensory learning, simple stories and plenty of questions.

Bearded dragon exploring an open book with a magnifying glass

Primary schools

Curriculum-aware experiences exploring adaptations, habitats, life cycles and conservation.

Three children crouching and looking with interest at a blue-tongue lizard on a log

Community experiences

Education-led presentations for birthdays and community events where wildlife learning is the focus.

Local to the
Wide Bay.

Based at Bucca, approximately 30 minutes from Bundaberg, and travelling throughout surrounding communities.

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Illustrated map of the Wide Bay service area, centred on Bucca and showing surrounding communities including Bundaberg, Gin Gin, Rosedale, Burnett Heads and Bargara.
Green tree frog, bearded dragon and carpet python in a natural Australian bushland setting.

Let curiosity come to you

Bring wildlife learning
into the room.

Tell us a little about your group or event and we’ll be in touch as programs and bookings become available.

widebaywildlife@gmail.com
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