HQ Function

Primary location for wildlife conservation, rehabilitation (Currumbin Wildlife Hospital), public education, and eco-tourism experiences, showcasing Australian native flora and fauna.

Notable Features:

World-renowned free-flight lorikeet feeding, state-of-the-art Currumbin Wildlife Hospital, Lost Valley precinct (featuring unique species like lemurs and red pandas alongside Australian natives), Aboriginal Culture Show, extensive boardwalks through natural bushland habitats, and the Treetops Challenge high ropes course.

Work Culture:

Passionate and dedicated team focused on animal welfare, conservation, education, and providing memorable guest experiences. Collaborative environment involving staff, researchers, and a large volunteer base, driven by a shared commitment to wildlife.

HQ Significance:

A leading conservation and tourism destination on the Gold Coast, playing a critical role in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and breeding programs for endangered species. Significant contributor to local tourism, environmental education, and community engagement since its inception.

Values Reflected in HQ: Dedication to conservation of Australian native wildlife, commitment to education and scientific research, fostering community engagement, promoting animal welfare, and preserving cultural heritage.

Location:

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary primarily operates from its Gold Coast location but has a global impact through participation in international species management and breeding programs, collaborations with global conservation organizations and researchers, and by attracting a diverse international audience of tourists. Its wildlife hospital also contributes to global knowledge on Australian wildlife treatment and care. The Sanctuary promotes awareness of Australian native fauna to a worldwide audience and shares conservation best practices.

Street Address:

28 Tomewin Street

City:

Currumbin

State/Province:

Queensland

Country:

Australia