Volunteer with Wombats and Wallabies in Australia
- Australia
About Program
Together with Government authorities, universities and zoological institutions, the Endangered Species Conservation facility handles several captive breeding programs to conduct vital research on Australian wildlife.
Volunteers working on the facility would learn about threatened species, particularly the Bridled Nailtail Wallaby and Northern and Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats, contribute to the breeding, research and education programs of these staple species of Australia. The facility is the only captive breeding facility for Bridled Nailtail Wallabies in the world.
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Program Highlights
- Enjoy up close and personal time with Australian wildlife
- Stay in the Aussie bush
- Taking care of injured, sick and orphaned wildlife
- Make memories you can't get anywhere else in the world
- Make lifelong friendships
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Location
Australia is one of the largest countries by land area and has a wide variety of climates and regions including desert, beaches, and the outback. Where else can you visit 10,685 beaches, more than 500 national parks, and 8,222 islands in one fell swoop? Unsurprisingly, Australia is regarded as one of the most livable countries, making it a wonderful destination to study, work, and travel abroad.
