The little bat in this photo is Fedra: she was one of the lucky bats who survived being caught on the barbed wire security fence around Byron Bay High School (BBHS). She is a Grey-headed Flying-fox (listed nationally as a vulnerable species) and only just over three months old. She was the inspiration to approach […]
Jul 022017
If you’re interested in becoming a wildlife carer, come along to our introductory training. This workshop introduces the common species of animals that come into care and why. New members will learn basic rescue methods for wallabies and kangaroos, birds, possums, echidnas and reptiles. At the end of the day you will have an understanding of NRWC’s structure and the part we play in the community. You will also know which of the varied and interesting roles is right for you!
Introduction to Rescue & Rehabilitation of Native Wildlife
Presenter: Chrisy Clay
When: Sunday 30th July, 2017
Where: Southern Cross University, Lismore
Time: 9.00am for 9.30am start until 3.00pm
Cost: $15 for members $35 for non-members (includes a year’s membership)
Bookings essential: use the form below or email training@wildlifecarers.com or phone (02) 6628 1866
July 2, 2017
General information, Training
