The Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is defined by its sprawling, lush landscape of eucalyptus trees and rainforest, where narrow, winding pathways guide you through a haven for native Australian animals. What began here in nineteen forty-seven was not a planned zoo, but a simple attempt by a local beekeeper and flower grower named Alex Griffiths to save his prize gladioli.
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
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