Please give today to help wildlife survive these devastating floods.
Your generosity will be life-saving.
The effects of the devastating floods on South East Qld and Northern NSW are still being felt and will continue to be for months to come, both for the people living there and the animals that call the regions home. WWF-Australia’s vet and Wildlife Recovery Project Coordinator Dr Prishani Vengetas met with Dr Bree Talbot, one of the vets at Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital, to help with the rescue and rehabilitation of impacted wildlife.
When a disaster at the scale of these latest floods happens, one thing is clear - no one organisation can meet the needs of all wildlife across the country. That’s why WWF-Australia has partnered with incredible groups in all states and territories to ensure help is received quickly and wherever it’s needed most.
Emergency funds have already been deployed for immediate wildlife rescue, care and recovery through our partners:
Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital, NSW
Currumbin Wildlife Hospital, Qld
Friends of the Koala, NSW
Sydney Wildlife, NSW
Ipswich Koala Protection Society, Qld.
Funds are also supporting emergency landscape project recovery with partners:
Bangalow Koalas
Border Ranges Richmond Valley Landcare Network
This is just the beginning and we will continue to direct emergency funds as the situation unfolds.
Read more about how we're helping flood impacted wildlife.
Please give today to help wildlife survive these devastating floods.
Your generosity will be life-saving.
