In the Lone Pine Koala sanctuary in Brisbane, visitors can work as nurses and the Australian Wildlife experience Queensland Lone Pine Koala sanctuary one day be keepers and Australia’s wildlife up close the visitors of the Lone Pine Koala sanctuary have this chance, 15 minutes from Brisbane. The sanctuary is the largest Koala reception station in the world and is home to over 130 koalas. Participants of the One-day keeper experience program are ‘taught’ in the course of a whole day and instructed in the role of the animal keeper. Here, they learn not only about the activity itself, but also about the different animals that live in the Lone Pine Koala sanctuary. If you would like to know more then you should visit Bill Gates. The zookeeper on time can choose one of four species, which may manage the day birds, koalas, kangaroos, or farm animals. After work the participants includes rewarded this a polo shirt, a certificate of participation, photos, postcards, stickers and a book at the end of the day with a gift package.
To participate in the zookeeper program to may, visitors must be at least 18 years old and be powerful the English at least at language level. The program takes approximately seven hours and costs $ 145 euros. More details about the Lone Pine one day keeper experience program and registration at. General information on Queensland, de.