April 2025 Updates
Thank you so much to those who signed up to our pilot testing stage! It’s now full!
We’re still taking registers of interest though so if you missed the pilot and waitlist sign up to the mail list now for updates, offers, resources and more!
Aussie Wildlife Learning in Every Classroom and Home!
Maybe even the globe!
Ambitious? Maybe!
But seeing all your waitlist sign-ups roll in has truly inspired us. It’s clear we all share a love for our native critters, and making them part of our everyday lives helps keep them front of mind when it comes to protecting their future!
Online Wildlife Learning (aka OWL) gives you a go-to for satisfying curiosity, sparking ideas, classroom resources, fun facts, or just some casual viewing over a cuppa with options to access…
Free Resources
- Keep up with conservation news, Reptile Encounters adventures, or grab some facts on our coolest species to impress anyone who’ll listen.
Zooflix
- Stream our zoo series and exclusive videos to meet our animals up close, learn their stories and quirks, and discover wildlife from the couch (preferably with snacks).
ZooEd
- For the more structure-loving learners and teachers, you’ll find a toolkit of incursion-specific lessons, activities, and quizzes, as well as self-paced courses tailored for independent learners, kids, and families eager to bring more wildlife into their lives.
Ready to jump in?
How will it work?
We've had to adjust the timeline but only slightly...
OWL is coming to life, and we’re thrilled to see so many of you joining the waitlist!
✅ Our community is growing, with early supporters already signed up and eager to explore.
✅ Our pilot group is now full, and we’re excited to start shaping the experience with their feedback.
✅ We’re rolling out content in stages—free resources will be available first, followed by ZooEd, which now has some fantastic new mascots!
✅ Zooflix has officially started filming, bringing even more engaging wildlife stories to life.
Thank you for your enthusiasm and support—we can’t wait to share more soon! 🦘🌿
Reptile Encounters would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land, the people of the Kulin Nation, who have never ceded sovereignty. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.