About Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary
Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary is a privately owned wildlife sanctuary at Mole Creek in the Meander Valley, Tasmania. Established in 1979, it specializes in the conservation, rehabilitation and breeding of Tasmanian native wildlife, particularly the Tasmanian devil, wombat and quoll. The sanctuary offers guided tours and interactive encounters within a bushland setting on Mole Creek Road.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, bushland sanctuary with enclosures and open areas housing Tasmanian devils, wombats, kangaroos, wallabies, quolls and birds. The experience is centred on three daily guided tours with keeper talks, devil feeding demonstrations, wombat patting and kangaroo feeding. Facilities include a visitor centre, gift shop, picnic area and parking. Paths are natural and gravel in places, set in a rural valley landscape.
Key highlights
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Conservation and breeding program for Tasmanian devils
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Interactive wombat encounters and keeper talks
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Kangaroo and wallaby feeding during guided tours
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Opportunity to see quolls, echidnas and other Tasmanian native species
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Educational guided tours with devil feeding demonstrations