| Name
|
Location
|
State
|
Summary
|
| Alice Springs Reptile Centre |
Alice Springs |
Northern Territory |
Reptile and environmental education centre
|
| Canning River Eco Education Centre |
Wilson |
Western Australia |
Natural history and importance of the Canning River, located in 266-hectares Canning River Regional Park (website)
|
| Cockburn Wetland Centre |
Bibra Lake |
Western Australia |
Gateway to the Beeliar Regional Park (website)
|
| Coolart Wetlands and Homestead Reserve |
Somers |
Victoria |
Late 19th century mansion-like homestead, gardens and nature reserve
|
| Futureworld |
Warrawong |
New South Wales |
Hands-on exhibits about solutions to environmental challenges (website)
|
| Greenbushes Eco Cultural Discovery Centre |
Greenbushes |
Western Australia |
Area’s natural history, environment, industry and heritage (website)
|
| Herdsman Lake Wildlife Centre |
Wembley |
Western Australia |
(website)
|
| Ipswich Nature Centre |
Ipswich |
Queensland |
Located in Queens Park (website)
|
| Moreton Bay Environmental Education Centre |
Wynnum |
Queensland |
(website)
|
| Piney Lakes Environmental Education Centre |
Booragoon |
Western Australia |
Focus on the environment and sustainable living (website)
|
| Rockingham Regional Environment Centre |
Rockingham |
Western Australia |
Focus on environmental issues and sustainable lifestyle choices (website)
|
| Wetlands Environmental Education Centre |
Newcastle |
New South Wales |
Part of the Hunter Wetlands Centre (website)
|
| Wirraminna Environmental Education Centre |
Burrumbuttock |
New South Wales |
4 hectares
|
| Tamar Island Wetlands Centre
|
Launceston
|
Tasmania
|
Located on the outskirts of Launceston, mudflats, lagoons and islands are unique estuarine wetland ecosystems. With rich plant and animal resources, it is a paradise for various birds, mammals, reptiles, frogs, fish ,and invertebrates.[1]
|
| Broome Bird Observatory
|
Broome
|
Western Australia
|
As a research and education facility, their aim is to work for the conservation of the migratory shorebirds which visit Roebuck Bay.[2]
|
