Shelter Building 

Shelter building is an activity that involves using natural materials, such as logs, branches, leaves, and rocks, to construct shelters for animals and people. By relying on locally sourced materials, shelter building promotes sustainability, creativity, and hands-on skills in crafting functional structures that blend with the environment. It can be an essential skill for wilderness survival, as well as a valuable team-building or educational activity.

Stream Study

Stream Study is an educational activity where children wade into little cold creek, using nets to collect and observe aquatic life. It provides a hands-on opportunity for kids to learn about the various creatures living in freshwater environments, such as insects, small fish, and other organisms. The focus is on exploration and discovery, fostering curiosity about nature while ensuring safety as the children remain in shallow water.

Indoor Centres @ GL

Inside the Conservation centre, we offer children a fun and engaging environment where they can explore various activities. These centres typically provide a variety of games, toys, and craft supplies, allowing children the freedom to choose what interests them most. Whether it’s building with blocks, creating art, or playing interactive games, the centre encourages creativity, learning, and active play in an indoor setting.