How to help Australian wildlife – visit koalas at Mikkira Station.

How to Help Australian Wildlife

January 17, 2020

 

If you’re wondering if you should travel to Australia now, the answer is yes! Many parts of Australia are unaffected by fires and it‘s business as usual.

Nullarbor Traveller is open and waiting for you to visit. Along with places like Mikkira Station – the home of many wild koalas.

There are still pristine beaches, and dolphins and sea lions to swim with. And there are Australian wildlife to meet in the wild. Our eco adventure tours take you to places rarely visited by the public.

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Snorkelling with sea lions on a South Australia tour with Nullarbor Traveller

Get in touch with us and we will help you plan your visit to South Australia and south-west Western Australia.

Please share this information far and wide so people continue to visit Eyre Peninsula, South Australia, and Australia’s South West for their holidays.

If you are planning an overseas trip this year, please don’t let this situation deter you. Let it inspire you to visit us because that is what Australia needs to get us back on our feet.

See kangaroos and other Australian wildlife in South Australia.

The heartbreak we are feeling right now is simply beyond words. With fires continuing to burn in some parts of Australia, we are looking to our friends and past customers for help, especially those abroad.

Our thoughts are with all the people affected by the fires around the country. And all the heroes on the front lines fighting the fires, rescuing and caring for injured wildlife and assisting people who have lost everything.

How you can help

With so many organisations fundraising, it can be overwhelming. We chose to feature these two places to donate to assist Australian firefighters and wildlife through the bushfire crisis:

You can support our volunteer firefighters, and the families of firefighters who have passed, at CFS Foundation.

And please support the wildlife emergency rescue, rehabilitation, restoration and conservation efforts at Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary on Kangaroo Island, right here in our backyard.

Thank you to everyone who has donated so far. We are all grateful for your support and appreciate your love. We still have a long fire season ahead and our fireys and animals need us as much as we need them.

We are open for business

Our destinations are mostly unaffected by bushfires and our tours are operating as usual. Keep up-to-date with the latest travel advice, here. Together with you, we can help our local communities and wildlife. Come on a journey with us and support Australian wildlife and communities on their road to recovery.

 

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