Check out some of the fantastic prizes you or your school could win!

family pass to Featherdale Wildlife Park
In case you don't know, Featherdale is home to not only Australia's most cutest animal, but arguably the cutest, most cuddly superstar in the animal kingdom. Some have crowned him King Fluffball and others have travelled across the world to be in his presence... we know him as Archer the Koala!
Family pass to Taronga Zoo

Taronga Zoo is just 12 minutes from the city by ferry, with breathtaking views of Sydney Harbour and free shows and keeper talks throughout the day.



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Smiggle Gift Cards
 vouchers for Art equipment
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Books

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WHAT IS A YELLOWBOX?
A YELLOWBOX is 10 square metre block of land that is linked to a unique GPS (Global Positioning System) code.

The competition winners in this section will ‘receive’ a parcel of land 100 meters by 100 metres square that has already been purchased by the Nature Conservation Trust to protect wildlife in a nature ‘corridor’.

When you enter the code of your land into the Yellowbox website this small parcel of land will be symbolically ‘owned’ by the school or program.

You will be able to see the property where your code is actually located online and every time you return you can learn more about what your Yellowbox is helping to protect.
Beautiful collectors edition print from Marini Ferlazzo
Printed on 300gsm archival paper using high quality Epson pigment inks. The paper was made using the finest and oldest paper-making technique. It is mould-made 100% cotton rag crafted at the Arches paper mill in Lorraine, France. Using giclée fine art reproduction technology, each print includes the Marini Ferlazzo embossment, validating it as an authorised giclée print that conforms to archival standards.
‘Buddha of the Bush’ was drawn especially for the Australian Koala Foundation and includes only flora and fauna native to Australia.
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Beautiful Atlas of Birds of NSW and the ACT
This Atlas draws on ~5.6 million records. Volume 1, the first of three, contains 720 pages of detailed information on 183 birds (breeding and/or regular migrants) from the Emu to the Plains-Wanderer. Volumes 2 and 3 will cover all other NSW/ACT species.
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