Save Calga's Aboriginal Heritage and Wildlife

Save Calga's Aboriginal Heritage and Wildlife Save Walkabout Park and Central Coast's Water and Calga's Wildlife From Sand Quarrying Viva La Evolution (thanks Karma Within).

The Walkabout Park team's and friends' mission is to save endangered species threatened by irresponsible human behaviour and greed. Now the magnificent heritage of Aboriginal sites and landscape in Calga is an endangered species, along with the wildlife that lives here, and the aquifer that is the lifeblood of the people, plants and animals of the Central Coast. This is a message to the State Gove

rnment: "You are our elected representatives, you must speak with our voice, we, the community, your constituents, do not give you permission to sell us out to greedy international organisations who are determined to rape and pillage our land, destroying our heritage and walking away leaving our aquifer, bleeding our water forever."

02/09/2021
24/04/2021

Cultural Burn Workshop at Walkabout

We will be holding our first cultural burn workshop in our wildlife sanctuary on 14th and 15th May. After many years of planning, when we had to evacuate all of our animals in November 2019 ahead of the Gosper's Mountain and Three Mile Fires, we decided "It's time!".

We're inviting everyone in our local community. Koori and people from mobs further away. Whitefellas. Local rural landowners. Teachers. Anyone who wants to learn about cultural burning for land management.

Thank you Ngurra Guril Aboriginal Corporation for being the driving force behind getting this off the ground. Thank you Yarrabin Cultural Connections for agreeing to run the workshop. Thank you all our Aboriginal friends and teachers and especially the Aunties of Mingaletta Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation for supporting us. Thank you Greater Sydney Local Land Services for coordinating it all. Thank you NSW Rural Fire Service - Central Coast District for working with us to get all the approvals we need. Thank you Central Coast Council for making it possible.

There are some rules to keep everyone safe. You do need to attend the full classroom workshop on cultural burning theory on Day 1 (Friday) from 10am to 3pm if you want to attend the hazard reduction burn using traditional methods on Day 2 (Saturday). You do need to be fit enough to spend a full day on your feet in the bush on uneven ground, to deal with what might be a smoky environment, and to be able to walk out along the bush tracks. The minimum age is 12, and anyone under age 18 must attend with a responsible adult and be with the adult at all times.

Places are limited for safety reasons, so you do need to pre-book. You do need to pre-purchase your $10 ticket to reserve your place for this 2-day workshop. Attendees will be sent more information about times and what to wear and bring after registration and closer to the date.

You can book via our website. Just choose the date 14 May then click on SPECIAL EVENTS. http://walkaboutpark.com.au/home-page/covid-19-updates/272-buying-tickets-online-before-you-visit

If you want to do something totally different these holidays, how about an art workshop in a wildlife sanctuary? This is...
17/12/2020

If you want to do something totally different these holidays, how about an art workshop in a wildlife sanctuary? This is going to be such fun. Plus you get to take your own artwork home with you! You don't have to be an artist. It's great fun for everyone.

18/07/2020
01/10/2019

So tired. So happy. So relieved. After 14 years fighting the threat of destruction, the Calga Valley is now safe. Aboriginal Heritage is safe. The Women's Place is safe. Women's Smoking Ceremony and dance to heal this Place. Guringai and Darkinjung Country. Thankyou everyone. We love you all. From Tassin and Gerald and the wildlife at Australia Walkabout Wildlife Park.

28/08/2019

Please 👍 the Australia Walkabout Wildlife Park page and help to spread our conservation messages. It's important to "like" the PAGE and not just an individual post. Thanks!

Please visit us. your tickets fund our wildlife work. We care for more than 400 animals, all rescues or in breed for release programs. We couldn't do what we do without your help. Thankyou!

Please make them stop exporting animals to misery and agonising deaths.
04/04/2019

Please make them stop exporting animals to misery and agonising deaths.

BREAKING NEWS - The ABC has revealed horrifying images and footage of sick, dying and dead dairy cattle and calves, that had been live exported to Sri Lanka for use in breeding and production.

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Darkinjung Road, Cnr Peats Ridge Road
Calga, NSW
2250

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+61243751100

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Calga & Walkabout Park due for Heritage Listing

Viva La Evolution (thanks Karma Within). The Walkabout Park team's and friends' mission is to save endangered species threatened by irresponsible human behaviour and greed. Now the magnificent heritage of Aboriginal sites and landscape in Calga is an endangered species, along with the wildlife that lives here, and the aquifer that is the lifeblood of the people, plants and animals of the Central Coast. This is a message to the State Government: "You are our elected representatives, you must speak with our voice, we, the community, your constituents, do not give you permission to sell us out to greedy international organisations who are determined to r**e and pillage our land, destroying our heritage and walking away leaving our aquifer, bleeding our water forever."