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Nature Trails Overview

Nature

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Interactive nature trails, interpretive boards and exhibits come to life and immerse people in learning about wild places.

Our Augmented Reality (AR) experiences can foster a lifelong love for natural landscapes and attract new faces to your land.

Our adventures take screens outdoors, promote understanding, connection and care for the environment.

how trails work

  • Attract Visitors     

  • Raise Awareness 

  • Increase Access 

  • Positive Behaviour  

  • Educate 

  • Campaign  

  • Fundraise 

  • Identify  ​

why?

We need to remind people we are part of nature and that coexistence ensures our future. We tell nature’s story and raise awareness of the wildlife we share space with. We design for children but also adults and everyone.

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Our exhibits:

  • Immerse viewers and deepen understanding

  • Increase access to ecology and learning

  • Widen and diversify participation 

  • Attract visitors, boost income and provide a valuable amenity for communities

  • Connect healthy humans and ecosystems

  • Inspire outdoor play for children

  • Reinforce natural science curricula

  • Support behaviour change and stewardship

  • Promote and fundraise for campaigns

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Meet the FoundeR

Our trails started with a research question: "What is the best way to get young people playing outdoors in nature to raise awareness and support their health". They were based on years of research and co-design with communities, landowners, councils and parents to ensure they are the ideal solution. They were originally based on a PhD carried out by our founder, Dr Cate Grundy focussed on ways to engage those children and families who were less likely to spend time in natural environments, for social or cultural reasons.  Learn more about our mission to connect children with nature through interactive trails and educational programs as they represent the future of the planet.

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