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Tasmanian Devil
Our enclosure are specially designed to allow our animals the opportunity to see out and give them a greater sense of space. This also allows for environmental enrichment and the chance to bask in the sun.
Photographer credit: Androo Kelly
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Eastern Quoll
The Eastern Quoll is a small carnivorous marsupial native to Tasmania
Photographer credit: Ashton Howe
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Devil cuddles
It can get cold in Tasmania
Photographer credit: Andy Gregg
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Kangaroo mob
On such a gloomy afternoon it was great to see our mob of our free ranging Forester Kangaroos congregating for an evening feed.
Photographer credit: Darren Rumble
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Ducks, Geese & Swans
On the pond
Photographer credit: Darren Rumble
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Grey Goshawk
Grey Goshawk in its White phase
Photographer credit: Darren Rumble
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Pebbles & joey
Mother wombat and joey enjoying the sun.
Photographer credit: Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary
Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary is a conservation focussed sanctuary located in Mole Creek, approximately 1hr from Launceston and 1.5hrs from Cradle Mountain.
Established in 1979,Trowunna sits on 85 acres of native Tasmanian habitat and is home to over 35 species of native mammals, birds and reptiles. The Sanctuary houses Australia’s largest and longest running Tasmanian Devil Conservation Breeding Program. It also operates as a rescue, rehabilitation and release facility for injured and orphaned wildlife. Included in the entry price are our daily interactive guided tours with an up-close wombat encounter and Tasmanian devil feeding. Hand feed the friendly free-ranging kangaroos and wallabies and experience the new walk-through Bird of Prey Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre.
