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Taloumbi
6

- 42 hectares
A dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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Tracy's Refuge
1

- 10.12 hectares
A wildlife sanctuary, rehabilitation site and release site
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Wombat Ridge
2

- 50 hectares
A dedicated wildlife sanctuary for a range of native species
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Hillbrook
1

- 259 hectares
A wildlife sanctuary also used for recreation and agriculture
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Ecopia Retreat
6

- 60 hectares
A dedicated wildlife sanctuary and eco-friendly accommodation
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Kia Ora
6

- 495 hectares
A residence and fine wool merino farm as well as a wildlife-friendly sanctuary
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Senko
6

- 0.37 hectares
A dedicated sanctuary as well as a wildlife rehabilitation and release site
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Nine Tails
1

- 158.8 hectares
A residence, wildlife sanctuary and macropod rehabilitation site
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Creek Bay
1

- 1,500 hectares
A farm, eco-friendly tourist accommodation and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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Gabrielle's Refuge
1

- 0.81 hectares
A wildlife sanctuary and rescue and rehabilitation site for flying-foxes
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Quince Tree
1

- 1 hectare
A residence and wildlife-friendly sanctuary
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Linda and Philip's Refuge
1

- 20 hectares
A recreational site and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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Illeray
1

- 16 hectares
A residence, wildlife sanctuary and small farm
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Tumblegum
1

- 3 hectares
A residence and recreational area as well as a dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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The Shedders
6

- 1.62 hectares
A residence, regeneration site and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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Kilkishen
6

- 0.14 hectares
A residence, recreational area and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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Chris' Refuge
1

- 0.61 hectares
A residence and wildlife-friendly sanctuary
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Gavin and Sue's Refuge
1

- 23.56 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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Deborah's Refuge
1

- 0.18 hectares
A residence, wildlife sanctuary and regeneration site
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Black Flat
6

- 930 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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About Us

In 2007 Humane Society International launched the Wildlife Land Trust (WLT) Australia in an effort to preserve and protect our vital native habitats and the animals that depend on them, in a network of sanctuaries both throughout the country and internationally. 

Working under the guiding principle of "humane stewardship", the WLT protects not only vast and impressive landscapes but also the smaller, humbler places that provide for the needs of all wildlife, rare and common species alike.

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