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  • Day in the Life of a Reptile Specialist

    For many of us, the thought of working alongside some of the world’s most feared and dangerous (and often misunderstood!) reptiles and amphibians 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,…

  • Meet Pooh Bear, Our Echidna Puggle 

    Awwwww! It’s a… puggle! Here at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, we love sharing the heart-warming news with you when a new bundle of joy joins our family. And we’re so excited to announce that we’ve welcomed a gorgeous puggle to our growing brood! For those who are wondering what exactly a puggle is (and no, we’re not referring to the…

  • What’s On These School Holidays at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

    The summer school holidays have arrived in spectacular style, and if you’re on the look out for a source of feel-good family fun that will keep the kids occupied but won’t hurt the hip pocket, we’ve got just the ticket…  These holidays, we’re putting families first, with a whole lotta’ action, adventure and epic activities…

  • Give The Gift of Giving Back

    This Christmas gift your family, friends or business colleagues with something truly unique.  At Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary we have a range of gifts and experiences that are perfect for each of your family and friends and by simply buying one of these you would be supporting the work we do here at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary…

  • Come On A Journey To ‘Lost Valley’

    Spanning five acres of abundant rainforest, and home to a fascinating collection of the world’s most unique birds, mammals and reptiles (some of which are critically endangered), Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary’s Lost Valley is a one-of-a-kind ecosystem experience. Rare encounters, intimate experiences and ancient wonders Showcasing over 300 species of plants and animals that once co-existed when the…

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    Jingeri – Hello

    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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    A vibrant red and orange bird