Monday, 8 July 2013

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary visit to Ashmore Palms

A big thank you to John and ranger Carlie from Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary who visited Ashmore Palms during the school holidays last week. They brought with them some exciting wildlife to show guests and to educate the children about interacting with and caring for the animals. The kids were very excited to be able to touch 'Fallon' the carpet python, a baby salt-water crocodile and a cute dragon lizard.

With hundreds of native Australian animals on display in natural bushland and rainforest settings, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary provides a rare opportunity to see and experience our amazing native wildlife. The Wildlife Sanctuary receives no government funding and rely on revenue from park operations as well as sponsorships and donations to continue their wonderful work in educational conservation projects and the rehabilitation of sick and injured wildlife.




   

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