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Here at Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary, our purpose is clear and deeply rooted: to restore and enhance our native ecosystems . We're driven...

At our Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary we have just completed planting up a Miyawaki forest. We have planted over 350 trees shrubs and...

Major native flora revegetation project in 2025 at Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary

The welcome rains of 13-14 April, 2025 which brought 65mm to the Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary means we can start the autumn planting....

A Sanctuary for Wildlife, A Haven for You: Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary Joins the Wildlife Land Trust! We're thrilled to announce that Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary Inc., nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Lake Warden wetlands in Western Australia, has officially become a proud member of the Wildlife Land Trust (WLT), a program of Humane World For Animals (formerly Humane Society International)! This exciting milestone marks a significant step in our ongoing commitm

Western Pygmy Possum in rehabilitation at Esperance SWIRL Centre

Here is some important information about the snakes you might encounter at Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary: Snakes of Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary Esperance, with its stunning coastal scenery and diverse bushland, is home to a variety of fascinating wildlife. Among them are several snake species, each playing a vital role in the local ecosystem. If you're planning a visit to the Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary in Chadwick, it's good to be aware of the snakes that might be sharing

Esperance Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation - the Esperance SWIRL Centre

Protecting Nature: A Call to Action Our planet is a precious gift, teeming with life and beauty. Each of us has the power to protect it...

We hope our story inspires others to plant a tree, create a backyard water feature, put up a nesting box and appreciate nature. Everyone...

Our journey began in 2021. Watering regeneration plants (Banksia) during the long hot dry summer. You can follow the Esperance Wildlife Hospital & Sanctaury on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/WildlifeEsperance/ Release of three rehabilitated gulls (1 Silver Gull and 2 Pacific Gulls)