Mission
Our mission at Australian Wildlife Parks
To offer exceptional encounters with our animal residents, prioritising our animals’ physical, mental and emotional welfare through enriching environments and expert care, setting the standard for conservation and education. We invite everyone to join us in deepening understanding and appreciation of wildlife, fostering connections that benefit both animals and humans.
Our Seven Principles
Inspiration
We believe in the power of immersive experiences to inspire visitors of all ages. By providing glimpses into the lives of our animal inhabitants, we aim to cultivate empathy and appreciation for the diverse fauna of the world.
ENJOYMENT
Each of our parks offers safe and engaging opportunities for visitors to interact with and learn from our animal residents. From up-close encounters to educational keeper presentations, Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, Mogo Wildlife Park, and Hunter Valley Wildlife Park are all purpose-designed, and exist to create joyful experiences that leave lasting impressions.
Cultural Exchange
Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, Mogo Wildlife Park, and Hunter Valley Wildlife Park serve as hubs for cultural exchange, showcasing a rich tapestry of animals from around the globe. By highlighting the cultural significance of wildlife in different societies and belief systems, we promote understanding and appreciation for the interconnectedness of all living beings.
Education
Education lies at the heart of our mission at Australian Wildlife Parks. Through interactive exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs, we engage visitors, enthusiasts, and future professionals in learning about animals and their environments, inspiring a lifelong passion for wildlife conservation.
Advocacy
As the foremost advocate for wildlife conservation, Australian Wildlife Parks uses media networks and the global profile of Zookeeper Chad to raise awareness and support for the protection of our planet's most precious natural assets. Through public outreach initiatives and advocacy campaigns, we strive to amplify the voices of those who cannot speak for themselves.
Community Engagement
Each Australian Wildlife Parks location is an integral parts of their local communities. Through partnerships with schools, community organizations, and conservation groups, we foster a sense of stewardship for native wildlife and promote environmental conservation efforts at the grassroots level.
Conservation
True to our mission, our parks actively involved in conservation efforts aimed at preserving biodiversity and restoring endangered species. From participating in captive breeding programs to supporting habitat restoration projects, we are dedicated to safeguarding the future of our planet's wildlife.Through the collective efforts of our team members, partners, and supporters, Australian Wildlife Parks continues to lead the way in wildlife conservation and education. Together, we strive to create a world where humans and animals coexist harmoniously, respecting and cherishing the natural world for generations to come.
OUR Approach to Conservation
CONSERVATION IS A DAILY, AND DEDICATED APPROACH TO ANIMAL WELFARE ENCOMPASSING:
Without education, people can’t effectively play a part in wildlife conservation in their daily lives. Our vision for Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, is to provide an environment where visitors can get close the fascinating animals that call our parks home from all around the world. We believe that providing these enriching opportunities for animals to interact with guests in their natural environment, deepens human interest and respect.
WE ACTIVELY PARTNER WITH OUR FELLOW ZOO INSTITUTIONS, AND WE BELIEVE THAT EDUCATING EVERYONE ABOUT AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS IS THE FIRST STEP TO ENSURE THE FUTURE OF ALL SPECIES. HERE ARE SOME RECENT PROGRAMS THAT WE HAVE PROUDLY ASSISTED AND SUPPORTED
CASE STUDIES
- All Case Studies
- Hunter
- Featherdale
- Mogo
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