The Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas is a wildlife sanctuary that strives to promote conservation through up-close encounters with its creatures. You'll have access to four immersion exhibits – the ...

one of our hidden gem destinations in Australia. They're pretty hard to spot, so you might want to head to Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas for a guaranteed sighting. The Daintree offers a bonanza of ...

Visitors who want to enjoy a close encounter with Australia's unique animals will love checking out Hartley's Crocodile Adventures. Though the main draw of this wildlife habitat is its crocodiles ...

However, you are most welcome to drive up to Port Douglas and meet us at the Wildlife Habitat. There is free and safe parking available here. Pickup details Port Douglas Pick-Up Only: We’ll pick you ...

Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas is more than a wildlife sanctuary—it’s a ... Wildlife Habitat is renowned for its eco-certified experiences and dedication to preserving Australia’s unique flora and ...

What began 10 years ago as an effort to tame a development project that would have impeded habitat connectivity ... CLAW – Citizens for Los Angeles Wildlife – has focused on protecting wildlife.

Multiple restaurants and cafes throughout Port Douglas began operating on reduced menus or closed their doors following a gas supply issue understood to have impacted the town from Sunday afternoon.

Interviews with dog walkers reveals fresh insights into why people choose to keep their dog on lead, or not. Changing that ...

The surrounding area "supports hundreds of bird species." Any efforts to turn the wildlife sanctuary from a "low quality habitat" into a "high quality wet meadow" and clean up the water around ...

A new study estimates there have been more than 9,000 Australian invertebrate extinctions since 1788. Only one has been ...

Port St. Lucie has been growing rapidly over the past few years, and that growth is pushing wildlife like this into ... away what was before a natural habitat.” Lloyd says the boars aren ...

Once found in tropical oceans around the world, the largetooth sawfish’s range has shrunk by an estimated 60 percent in a decade.