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Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is a popular tourist attraction, and it is also part of a number of local, national and international programs that aim to ensure the conservation of endangered animals.

Whether it be assisting Wildlife keepers in the Sanctuary, liaising with guests visiting the kangaroo paddocks or preparing blankets ready to house injured wildlife bought in from the public, apply today and be a part of our friendly team. Every amazing volunteer here contributes greatly across the Sanctuary and Wildlife Hospital within a variety of roles.

You can also ‘adopt’ an animal by paying for it’s care for one year.

You can become a member of the National Trust of Australia (Queensland) to protect, conserve and to celebrate our environment, built and cultural heritage, including Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. 

Get in touch to find out more!

 

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Gold Coast Highway

Currumbin

QLD

Ph. 07 5534 1266

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