When visiting the Lions Nature Education Centre, please consider the following guidelines:
1. Respect the Animals: Always remember that the animals are the main attraction. Do not disturb or feed them without permission.
2. Follow the Rules: Adhere to all the rules and regulations set by the centre for the safety of both visitors and animals.
3. Stay on Designated Paths: To avoid disturbing the natural habitat, stay on the marked paths and do not venture off into the wilderness.
4. Be Quiet: Keep noise levels down to avoid disturbing the animals and other visitors.
5. Dress Appropriately: Wear comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for walking and the weather conditions.
6. Bring Necessary Supplies: Carry water, sunscreen, and any other essentials you might need during your visit.
7. Be Aware of Your Surroundings: Pay attention to any signs or warnings about the presence of certain animals or areas that are off-limits.
8. Learn and Enjoy: Take the opportunity to learn about the animals and their habitats. The centre is an educational resource, so engage with the exhibits and information provided.
9. Respect the Environment: Do not litter and help keep the centre clean for future visitors and the animals.
10. Ask Questions: If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to ask the staff. They are there to help and provide information.
11. Check the Schedule: Some activities or feeding times may be scheduled, so check the centre's schedule to make the most of your visit.
12. Be Prepared for Emergencies: Familiarize yourself with the emergency procedures and locations of first aid stations.
Remember, the goal of the Lions Nature Education Centre is to provide a safe and educational environment for both visitors and the animals. Enjoy your visit responsibly.
1. Respect the Animals: Always remember that the animals are the main attraction. Do not disturb or feed them without permission.
2. Follow the Rules: Adhere to all the rules and regulations set by the centre for the safety of both visitors and animals.
3. Stay on Designated Paths: To avoid disturbing the natural habitat, stay on the marked paths and do not venture off into the wilderness.
4. Be Quiet: Keep noise levels down to avoid disturbing the animals and other visitors.
5. Dress Appropriately: Wear comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for walking and the weather conditions.
6. Bring Necessary Supplies: Carry water, sunscreen, and any other essentials you might need during your visit.
7. Be Aware of Your Surroundings: Pay attention to any signs or warnings about the presence of certain animals or areas that are off-limits.
8. Learn and Enjoy: Take the opportunity to learn about the animals and their habitats. The centre is an educational resource, so engage with the exhibits and information provided.
9. Respect the Environment: Do not litter and help keep the centre clean for future visitors and the animals.
10. Ask Questions: If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to ask the staff. They are there to help and provide information.
11. Check the Schedule: Some activities or feeding times may be scheduled, so check the centre's schedule to make the most of your visit.
12. Be Prepared for Emergencies: Familiarize yourself with the emergency procedures and locations of first aid stations.
Remember, the goal of the Lions Nature Education Centre is to provide a safe and educational environment for both visitors and the animals. Enjoy your visit responsibly.
