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New zygomaturus sculpture for visitor centre

The AMRTA has installed a new sculpture in front of the Margaret River Visitor Centre, to celebrate the region's megafauna heritage. The scultpure of the zygomaturus mother and young was produced by talented local artist and AMRTA Cave Guide Alan Meyburgh. Alan advised that "The aim is to create awareness…

Michelle JacobsenDecember 5, 2014

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Polystyrene recycling at CaveWorks

Cave Guide and local Sculptor Alan Meyburgh has been commissioned to produce a series of Megafauna (large extinct Australian animals) sculptures for CaveWorks. These pieces are being places at various sites/attractions in and around Augusta and Margaret River. The AMRTA has a strong stance on sustainability and with Alan's assistance,…

adminSeptember 3, 2014

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