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Spooky Nights are back for Halloween! Join us on 31 October for a special twilight event celebrating two years as the Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary.

Learn to rescue marine animals and support our Coffs Coast Wildlife!
Join qualified and experienced Marine Science experts from the Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary to learn the skills that you’ll need to identify and rescue an injured marine animal and increase their chances of survival.

Ever wondered what wildlife would add to their online shopping cart? Well, now you can find out! Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary (CCWS) is excited to launch our Wildlife Wish List Gift Registry, where YOU can directly purchase items we need for our sanctuary projects.

Learn to rescue marine animals and support our Coffs Coast Wildlife!
Join qualified and experienced Marine Science experts from the Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary to learn the skills that you’ll need to identify and rescue an injured marine animal and increase their chances of survival.

Learn to rescue marine animals and support our Coffs Coast Wildlife!
Join qualified and experienced Marine Science experts from the Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary to learn the skills that you’ll need to identify and rescue an injured marine animal and increase their chances of survival.

We’re thrilled to announce our collaboration in the new Coffs Harbour MONOPOLY and Top Trumps games, showcasing the beauty of our Coffs Coast!

The Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary is proud to share that the endangered Australian Sea Lions in our care have played a key role in an exciting new scientific study.

A remarkable new study on the foraging behavior of Bryde’s whales has shed light on one of the least understood large baleen whales, with contributions from Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary’s own Greg Pickering.

You may have noticed information being spread across social media in conjunction with a protest outside Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary (CCWS). While we respect activist groups’ right to express their views, we believe it’s essential to address some of the misinformation being spread. We urge our supporters to share the facts and avoid engaging with protesters directly.

You may have noticed information being spread across social media in conjunction with a protest outside Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary (CCWS). While we respect activist groups’ right to express their views, we believe it’s essential to address some of the misinformation being spread. We urge our supporters to share the facts and avoid engaging with protesters directly.