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Bat Reach

BatReach was established to help preserve Australia’s unique wildlife.

Our main area of care is with arboreal animals. This includes bats, possums and gliders, however we do accept any orphaned or injured native animal.

Being part of Far North Queensland Wildlife Rescue, various animals can end up in our care. If we are unable to care for an animal we pass it onto an experienced carer.

BatReach has a public education facility which is normally open four days a week from 10:30am to 2:30pm. We close Friday, Saturday and Monday. We can open for arranged bookings.

Volunteering at BatReach can be a very rewarding and educational experience. Get in touch to find out how you can be involved!

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Kuranda

QLD

Ph. 07 4093 8858

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