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ORRCA (Organisation for the Rescue and Research of Cetaceans in Australia)

ORRCA stands for the Organisation for the Rescue and Research of Cetaceans in Australia. Put simply, they primary focus is the rescue and conservation of whales, dolphins, seals and dugongs in Australian waters. They are the only volunteer wildlife rehabilitation group in NSW licensed to be involved with marine mammal rescue, rehabilitation and release. Their members come from all walks of life, age groups and nationalities. Their organisation offers the community one of the most experienced and successful whale, dolphin, seal and dugong rescue teams in Australia. They are also proud that today, they have trained rescue teams in Western Australia and Queensland available to support local authorities. They are also available to receive calls about marine animals in distress from all around the country. To get involved with ORRCA, and help our precious marine life, check out thier website now!

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PO Box 4439

East Gosford

NSW

Ph. 02 9415 3333

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