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  • Day in the Life of a Exotic Wildlife Officer

    If youโ€™ve been to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary in the last 10 months, chances are youโ€™ve visited our captivating new attraction,ย Lost Valleyย (itโ€™s hard to miss!). Spanning five acres of abundant rainforest, this one-of-a-kind ecosystem experience shines a light on over 300 species of flora and wildlife that once co-existed when the earthโ€™s landform was one โ€“…

  • Endangered Species in the Spotlightย 

    As theย founderย of Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, it wasย Dr Griffithsโ€™ vision, supported by his lifelong work, to ensure through research and conservation; our native animals would be protected for future generations to enjoy.ย  โ€œMake every effort towards wildlife conservation and ensure our children have the opportunity to see wildlife.โ€ – Dr Alex Griffiths – Founder of Currumbin…

  • Refund Reverse Vending Machine -The first commercial in QLD

    Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary has taken another positive step in strengthening itโ€™s commitment to the environment by partnering with TOMRA and installing Queenslandโ€™s first commercial container refund scheme reverse vending machine. Part of the Containers for Change deposit initiative, a program that spearheads the collection and recycling of drinking containers, we recently had the opportunity to chat with Retail Operations Manager…

  • Day in the Life of a Reptile Specialist

    For many of us, the thought of working alongside some of the worldโ€™s most feared and dangerous (and often misunderstood!)ย reptiles and amphibiansย on a daily basis sounds absolutely terrifying, but for Michael, our very own reptile specialist, every day at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary signals another thrilling adventure. Heading up the Reptile and Amphibian Department as Supervisor,…

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    We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the greater Yugambeh language region, the Country on which Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and Hospital are situated today. We recognise their continuing connections to the land, sky, waters (waterways), and wildlife. We thank them for caring for this Country and its ecosystems.

    We celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and we pay our respect to Elders past and present.

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