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Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is not just a destination for animal lovers but a cornerstone of crucial conservation efforts. Learn more about our conservation programs and how you can support them.
Deep in the Border Ranges of northern New South Wales, something remarkable is unfolding. Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary’s conservation team has just completed their seventh release of Eastern Bristlebirds – bringing the cumulative total to 62 birds now roaming free in the wild.
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary’s Conservation Detection Dog Program has received a significant boost, with a generous $5,000 donation from the Gold Coast World Surfing Reserve set to help grow and develop one of Queensland’s most unique wildlife conservation initiatives.
Record breeding milestones and successful releases at Kroombit Tops, here’s a quick update for you on what the conservation team has been up to.
In early September, our Avian Conservation team hit another major milestone in the fight to save the critically endangered Eastern Bristlebird in partnership with the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW).
Even though it’s winter, our conservation efforts to save the Eastern Bristlebird species don’t take a break.
Meet Moose the Cutest Conservation Detector Dog This is Moose, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and Hospital’s conservation detector dog! Moose has recently joined the team to help with a wide range of conservation projects and research. He’s being trained to track Koalas in the wild, allowing research teams to find sick and injured Koalas so we…
Discover The Tortoise Village, a brand-new habitat at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary where five rescued Radiated Tortoises are settling into their new forever home. Learn their incredible story and how you can support conservation.
Three beautiful wild male Eastern Bristlebirds have joined Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary’s conservation breeding program. Collected from the central stronghold population, these birds bring vital genetic diversity to help secure the future of the critically endangered northern population. How 3 Male Bristlebirds Will Help Save Their Wild Population In April, our Eastern Bristlebird conservation team welcomed…
So much is happening in the tiny world of Kroombit Tinkerfrogs. Our Conservation Team’s latest release of 38 Kroombit Tinkerfrogs marks a major milestone for the species. The trip also saw Tinkerfrog detector dog Ash in action and coincides with the launch of Tink Tink Tink – a new children’s book about the species and our mission to save it from extinction. Successful Kroombit Tinkerfrog Release The Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary…
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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