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Greenough Wildlife & Bird Park

The Greenough Wildlife and Bird Park, located 30km south of Geraldton, offers the chance to feed a kangaroo, hold a friendly lizard, meet dingoes, and watch Douglas the crocodile eat his lunch!

It is a privately-owned park that has been rescuing and rehabilitating Australian wildlife for over 30 years. Open daily except Wednesdays. Cash only – no credit card facilities.

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Tip: If you find a hurt animal and help is needed, please call the DBCA Wildcare Helpline on (08) 9474 9055 or FAWNA on 0438 526 660. Note the location, time of day and condition of the animal where you found it.

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