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  • Taxidermy Warragamba Dam
    Taxidermy Warragamba Dam     The Warragamba Dam Visitor Centre in New South Wales offers its visitors a glimpse into the history of the dam, and the protected natural catchment area.Not only providing Sydney with its drinking water, the dams catchment protects vast forests and is important habitat for rare plants and...
  • Enlarged Model - Harris Mud Crab
    Enlarged Model - Harris Mud Crab     Our countrys biosecurity is always under threat by exotic pests. Northern Australia agriculture and water resources department requested NHP to make an enlarged scale model of one such potential invasive pest. The Harris Mud Crab is tiny around 15 mm or as big as your thumbnail. If populations...
  • Dinosaur Build - National Museum Australia
    Dinosaur Build - National Museum Australia     To date, the Muttaburrasaurus is one of the largest and most significant dinosaur fossils found in Australia. In 2017, The National Museum in Canberra commissioned Natural History Productions to build an articulated skeleton of this 100 million year old dinosaur.The brief was to have the steel...
  • Hawkweed Daisy Mimics
    Hawkweed Daisy Mimics      Melbourne and Monash Universities commissioned Natural History Productions to supply hundreds of artificial hawkweed daisy flowers and leaf rosettes for field detection experiments. The experiments were devised by researchers to assist in the management, identification and eradication of...
  • Crocodile Models
    Crocodile Models     WORLD OF CROCODILES - models produced by Natural History Productions 23 Crocodilian species inhabit most continents around the world. The 14 species on display at Crocosaurus Cove are some of the largest, weirdest & most wonderful of the worlds Crocodilians.  Natural History...
  • Kakadu National Park
    Kakadu National Park     VISITOR CENTRES Kakadu National Park is a World Heritage area and an iconic tourist destination for people from Australia, around the world. Kakadus' Award winning Bowali Visitor Centre and Warradjan Cultural Centre opened in 1994. They are visited by on average 300,000 people every year. Both have...