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ESPERANCE WILDLIFE SANCTUARY INC.

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Join date: Jan 6, 2025
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We are the only licenced Esperance Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation centre for seabirds. Waterbirds and Raptors (birds of prey). P: 0452561313. Our volunteers are members of Western Australian Seabird Rescue Inc.
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Sep 19, 2026 ∙ 7 min
Wild Orchids in Bloom with the Esperance Wildflower Society Tour and Morning Tea
Some spring mornings feel made for slowing down. The light sits softly on the bush, the air carries that clean edge after cooler nights, and a small patch of ground suddenly asks for closer attention. That was the feeling as our wild orchids began to bloom and we welcomed members of the Esperance Wildflower Society for a guided walk and morning tea. It was a pleasure to share the season with people who notice the small details, ask thoughtful questions, and understand how special it is when...
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Sep 19, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Gratitude to our Wonderful Community Partners: The Esperance Wildlife Hospital Volunteers Block
New Volunteers Block at Esperance Wildlife Hospital The Esperance Wildlife Hospital Volunteers Block is a special project made possible by generous community spirit. It represents practical support for the volunteers who give their time, care and energy to helping local wildlife. We are delighted to celebrate the wonderful organisations and businesses whose support is helping bring this important facility to life. Every contribution has helped strengthen the project and our wider wildlife...
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Aug 22, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Amplifying the Impact of the 2026 Trees for Bees Community Tree Grant
The 2026 Trees for Bees Community Tree Grant has sparked a wave of excitement and hope among communities dedicated to protecting pollinators. This grant supports local groups in planting trees and shrubs that provide food and habitat for bees and other pollinators. These efforts are vital as pollinators face increasing threats from habitat loss and environmental changes. The grant recipients have been publicly announced, marking the beginning of many projects that will help restore and enrich...
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