Welcome
The Australian Wildlife
Assistance Rescue and Education is a not for profit wildlife
rescue group dedicated to
helping sick, injured and orphaned wildlife from
around the Mt Eliza area
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Australia is home to many unique and
beautiful birds and animals. It is important that we protect the
species we are lucky enough to have because if Australians don't
protect their own wildlife, who will?
By rescuing and rehabilitating wildlife we
promote genetic diversity. This means there will be a wider range of
genes to pass on to future generations which will help the survival
of that species. With 'global warming' issues and increased habitat
loss wildlife rescue is more important than ever.
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LATEST NEWS
Don't Burn That Hollow Log This Winter!
Do you have wood fire? If you have please don’t
burn hollow logs and branches. Our wildlife carers need them.
When wildlife is nearing release they are moved into larger outside
aviaries for exercise and to acclimatize to outside conditions.
Hollow logs are often hung in the aviaries to encourage them to
explore areas they will need to find out in their natural
environment.
Hollow logs cannot be taken from bushland – the wildlife there
already needs it. We need the logs that are sitting there already on
the wood pile or if a tree is cut down on your property and contains
hollows.
Upcoming Events
Possum and Echidna Training - Sunday, 29th August 2010
AGM 2010 - Saturday, 18th September 2010 - 2:00
pm
Karingal Place, 103 Ashleigh Drive, Karingal
Walk for Wildlife - Sunday, 19th September 2010
Pets' Day Out - Sunday, 10th October 2010
Peninsula Link
Whether we personally agree or not with Peninsula Link (the freeway that will connect EastLink at Carrum Downs to the Mornington Peninsula Freeway at Mount Martha) and the route it is taking, work has begun.