Welcome to Natureworld
East Coast Natureworld is set amongst 150 acres of natural parkland and lagoons. The perfect place to experience Tasmania's unique animals, birds, reptiles. Operating for over thirty years, Natureworld offers a more intimate, interactive, and ultimately enjoyable experience with Tasmanian wildlife. Originally a birdlife park, Natureworld has evolved into a nature world, where Tasmanian wildlife, birdlife and flora can be seen and appreciated by all. With 150 acres of forest, lagoon and beach frontage the extensive park grounds allow you to wander around at your own leisure. Wheel chair & pram friendly paths allow all to experience the uniqueness of Tasmania up close. There is food and drink served for most of the day in the Gallery Cafe. For the wildlife photography enthusiast there is an extensive display of Tasmanian wildlife photography. The shop has a wide range of souvenirs with a wildlife and Tasmania theme.
Your experience begins as you are greeted by two very chatty Sulphur Crested Cockatoos and an amazing view of the lagoon.
Latest news
September 7th and 8th, 2013
Bird rehabilitation workshop
A two day bird workshop is to be held for those interested in bird rescue and rehabilitation. The guest speaker Dr Anne Fowler, Avian and Wildlife health vet will guide participants through the entire process from rescue, examination, treatment, rehabilitation and release.
August, 2013
Successful Tasmanian devil breeding
We are pleased to announce the insurance population of Tasmanian devils held at Natureworld has produced 12 babies between them. This is a fantastic boost to the number of devils secure from the deadly facial tumor disease. These babies are important genetic contributors to the future of this endangered species.
May 18, 2013
Wedding at Natureworld
Natureworld held its first wedding on the 18th of May. The happy couple were able to have lots of photographs with various special animals. Everyone was very pleased with the day. It was wonderful for animal lovers to have this opportunity.
February 23, 2013
Devil Breeding Season
The Tasmanian devil breeding season is upon us. It’s an exciting time when you get to play match maker for the various unions. The match making is so important to get right. Breeding animals in captivity requires careful record keeping in order to avoid accidental in-breeding. All devils are micro chipped much like your pet cats and dogs. This enables precise identification and tracking of each animal.
