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Wildlife Aquariums, Reserve, Sanctuary, Zoos |
Australia has a bountiful heritage of wildlife, from the native wildlife to the
more commercial imported ones, there are many places where you can enjoy them.
From national parks, wildlife reserves, reptile farms, conservation refuges and
zoos, the assortment and variety of places are considerable.
We will bring some
suggestions here, as well as links to many online resources, conservation groups
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Western Australia - Wildlife Nature Reserves, Zoos, Parks,
Aquariums
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Marapana Wildlife World
157 Paganoni Rd, GOLDEN BAY WA 6176
Ph: 08 9537 1404 Fax: 08 9537 1611
Just one hour out of Perth, enjoy hands on experience in Marapana's giant
petting zoo. There are both native and European animals who will keep you
company while you have lunch on 15 acres of grassed picnic area. There is also a
animal-free gazebo for uninterrupted dining.
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 Perth
Zoo
Zoological Parks Authority,
20 Labouchere Rd, SOUTH PERTH WA 6000
Ph: 08 9474 0444 (Reception) / +61 8 9474 3551 (Info
Line)
Fax: 08 9474 4420
(General Inquiries)
(Events)
Administered by the
Zoological Parks Authority.
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Roo Gully
BOYUP BROOK WA 6244 Ph: 08 9765 1514 Mobile: 0429 651 510
This is a working wildlife sanctuary and
education centre, that specialises in looking
after injured and orphaned marsupials. The wildlife have the freedom of
the property, with visitors welcomed to view the animals under guidance.
They also welcome volunteers and students, see their Volunteer
Holidays & Student Studies at Roo Gully.
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To visit the wildlife reserves, zoos, parks and aquariums, check the listings
under each state and territory. For listing of websites dealing with marsupials,
mammals, birds and other fauna, check out the listings below and those listed
National section
and throughout this site.
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Birds Australia
Western Australia Inc
Perry House, 71 Oceanic Drive, Floreat WA
6014
Ph: 08 9383 7749 Fax: 08 9387 8412
WA site has information about the birds and their habitats
in the state of Western Australia. It gives details about the
organisations series of local bird guides, program of bird
walks, weekend camps, monthly meetings and research programs. BAWA (Inc) has an active program of community participation,
providing talks, guided walks and activities for the general
public.
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