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Join
Becoming a member helps us keep David Fleay’s dream alive. Not only will you receive our newsletter, you will be entitled to an Animal Care training program at David Fleay’s Wildlife Park. It also enables you a seat at the monthly Friends of Fleay’s (FOF) meetings, so you can have your own say in the future of the park!
Donate
The Friends of Fleay’s Conservation Fund provides funds dedicated to animal care at David Fleay’s Wildlife Park. Donations will be greatly appreciated and welcomed by the staff and the animals. Don’t forget, all donations over $2 are tax deductible!
Volunteer
Do you want to help out around the park? By becoming a DFWP volunteer, you can enjoy behind-the-scenes access and make a difference to our treasured native animals and birds!
What Friends of Fleay’s do
Jingeri Jingeri Walla wallul jimbalangs na Kombummeri jagan. Yanbay ngamaweh baya Kombuermmi jagan. (Greetings, greetings, great many friends to Kombumerri country. Please walk gently within Kombummeri country).
The Friends of Fleay’s Association is the volunteer organisation supporting the David Fleay Wildlife Park on Queensland’s Gold Coast. We are committed to:
- conservation of the environment
- preservation of Queensland’s wildlife
- assisting in research on threatened species
- education of the community
David Fleay Wildlife Park is home to many native animals, birds, plants and ground-breaking research. David Fleay visitors to the park enjoy birds, including eagles, brolgas, jabiru, owls and cassowaries, as well as crocodiles, kangaroos, koalas, tree kangaroos, snakes, lizards, gliders, and even butterflies. And we are the only park on the Gold Coast where you can see a platypus! The park features Australian animals housed in natural habitat-inspired enclosures.
To read more about the Park and it’s opening times, please visit the official website. And visit here to find out the Park’s admission prices.
Who is David Fleay?
Meet the man behind the park
Thank you to our supporters whose support makes our work possible
