Araucaria Wildlife Sanctuary News

Catching a glimpse of sun

The rain has been spectacular…. but our littlest joeys still need just a small amount of sunlight each day to[…]

Not many people get to see pinky joeys in the wild. Only when a mum macropod trusts its nearby humans[…]

We all remember how exciting and scary our first day at High School was. Well, it is that big day[…]

This is little Esperance, the Red-necked Pademelon pinky. Esperance means “Hope” in French, so it was a good choice of[…]

For the past three months Abi has been caring for gliders – two Sugar gliders and two Squirrel gliders. Arrow[…]

Last week Renata attended a rescue at Goolmangar. All we were told was that a wallaby had become tangled in[…]

Roobarb, Emerald, Treacle, Custard, Tumble and Solstice have just had their first day at Primary School. Bob and Eva helped[…]

One of our most recent joey arrivals is Yuna… a little Red-necked wallaby girl, found all alone at Nimbin. She[…]

Today Don, Bob and Eva took the opportunity to do some vital repairs to the netting covering the joeys’ primary[…]

For the last two and a half months, Abi has been taking on the main care role for two little[…]