Links
Here are some of our friends, etc
Featured below are some sites that we recommend, all well worth a look for information, interest, and further research. We hope you enjoyed our site. Please visit again and, until you do, from all of us at Tweed Valley Wildlife Carers, thank you.
Dept of Environment and Climate Change
The National Parks and Wildlife Service, part of DECC, licenses and regulates wildlife groups in NSW.
NSW Wildlife Council
The peak body representing the interests of over 4000 wildlife rehabilitators in NSW, with TVWC being a member of this group.
Friends of the Koala
Friends of the Koala is the wildlife group licensed to rescue and rehabilitate koalas in the Northern Rivers of NSW, including the Tweed Shire, working closely with TVWC.
Northern Rivers Wildlife Carers
Northern Rivers Wildlife Carers is a licensed wildlife group covering the Byron, Ballina, Lismore and Kyogle Shire Councils. TVWC works closely with NRWC, especially where animals are found near our coverage borders.
Australian Seabird Rescue
Australian Seabird Rescue is licensed to rehabilitate seabirds, marine turtles and marine mammals. They work closely with TVWC in the rescue and rehabilitation of seabirds in the Tweed and adjoining coastal regions of northern NSW.
Northern Rivers WIRES
Northern Rivers WIRES is a licensed wildlife care group covering the regions to the south and west of the Tweed Shire in the Northern Rivers of NSW
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
The wildlife hospital of Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is a valuable resource for TVWC, providing specialist vet services for injured wildlife. It is situated in Millers Drive, Currumbin, Qld.
Birds Australia
Birds Australia brings together people who care about birds. More than just a research organisation, BA is a passionate advocate for the protection of our birds and the habitats on which they depend.
Flying foxes on Bellingen Island
(Viv Jones excellent site about the Grey-headed Flying-foxes of Bellingen Island)
A Brahminy Kite surveys the dunes along the Tweed Coast
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