Australian Wildlife Parks

Australian Wildlife Parks is a wildlife park operator in New South Wales, Australia. Its group includes Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, Mogo Wildlife Park and Hunter Valley Wildlife Park, which collectively home over 3,000 animals cared for by a team of 152 dedicated staff. The organisation states that it is guided by seven animal-first principles—inspiration, enjoyment, cultural exchange, education, advocacy, community engagement, and conservation—and that it actively partners with other zoological and educational institutions, including the Department of Primary Industries and the Zoos & Aquarium Association, for conservation and breeding projects.

Australian Wildlife Parks is a wildlife park operator in New South Wales, Australia. Its group includes Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, described as the largest home of Australian native animals in the world located in Sydney's West, Hunter Valley Wildlife Park, 40 minutes from Newcastle, and Mogo Wildlife Park located on the South Coast of NSW. Collectively these parks home over 3,000 animals and are cared for by a team of 152 dedicated staff. The organisation states that it actively partners with other zoological and educational institutions, including the Department of Primary Industries and the Zoos & Aquarium Association, for conservation and breeding projects, ensuring the genetic diversity of endangered animals and preserving them for the next generation.

Animal-first wildlife park operator guided by seven principles to foster respect for wildlife.

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