Agents of Discovery

Play, explore and connect with nature using the free educational mobile gaming app Agents of Discovery.

This place-based app uses smartphone technology and augmented reality to encourage children to get active, engaged and learning about the world around them.

Through interactive and geo-triggered or QR code challenges, children and families will become Nature Agents that connect with the environment around them and uncover the wonders of our world.

flying-squirrel-Ipswich.pngHi, I'm Agent Sugar Glider! Join me on Missions to discover Ipswich's natural environment and solve challenges along the way. You can uncover fun games in Queens Park, or search for conservation clues in an Enviroplan estate or reserve. The Missions change regularly - so make sure to check often!

How to play

  1. Download the free Agents of Discovery app on your device from Google Play or the App Store before you visit the natural area.
  2. Open the app to find your nearest Mission, then visit the location to play.
  3. Start your Mission by following the map to find and uncover the nature challenges. Be sure to stay on the paths and keep and eye for hazards around you.

Download now via your app store

Download now via your app store

For more information on how to play, visit How to Play – Agents of Discovery.

Missions can be played without signing up. If you choose to sign up, please refer to Agents of Discovery Terms of Service.

Missions

Mission locations change regularly - make sure to check the app for current locations!

Some places you might find Missions include:

  • Queens Park, including the Ipswich Nature Centre, near Queens Park Environmental Education Centre, or the playground
  • Enviroplan conservation estates and reserves such as Denmark Hill, Haig Street Quarry and White Rock - Spring Mountain
  • Other parks and reserves such as Kholo Botanical Gardens or Colleges Crossing.

Missions are suitable for children with adult supervision and take approximately 1 hour to play.  

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