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At Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary, our commitment to the welfare of the animals in our care is at the heart of everything we do. Each animal, regardless of size or species, is a unique individual deserving of a life filled with positive experiences. Animal welfare, encompassing the multitude of experiences an animal has throughout its lifetime, is our primary focus.

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.

The Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary, in collaboration with the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Services (NPWS), proudly announces the successful conclusion of this year’s mutton bird migration season.

National Reconciliation Week is a pivotal time for all Australians to reflect on our shared histories, cultures, and achievements. It is an opportunity to understand how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.

Celebrate End of Financial Year with your team and a splash at the Sanctuary at our EOFY Starlight Party – Friday 28 June from 530pm!

As the discussion surrounding the establishment of a sea sanctuary for dolphins continues, I, in conjunction with the Sanctuary animal welfare team aim to provide clarity on this contentious and often emotionally driven issue.

Join us for an exclusive breakfast at the Sanctuary Gardens this Mother’s Day! You can choose a main breakfast and a drink from our special Mother’s Day menu and meet a special flippered mum at the Sanctuary. The event is on Sunday, May 12th, from 8 am to 10 am.

In a local development for both conservationists and nature enthusiasts, the Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary has recently introduced a captivating addition to its array of attractions: a native bee hive.

The shortlist is in! 🗳️ Cast your vote for the cutest seal pup name now.

Born in early February to proud mother Adelaide, the yet-to-be-named seal pup marks a significant milestone for the Sanctuary’s commitment to the preservation of marine life, particularly the endangered Australian Sea Lion species.