By Joan Reid | Volunteer Macropod Co-ordinator
We were recently lucky enough to be visited by Alex and Amanda from Global Giving in the USA at our rehabilitation facility at Waratah Park.
During their visit, we were able to get a better understanding of how Sydney Wildlife can benefit from the partnership we have with Global Giving and the many services and tools available for us to use. They provided great feedback on how other organisations have benefited from their alliance with Global Giving which has given us a few new ideas that we are presently looking into. We are also pleased to report that our project is performing extremely well with a very high rating of interaction both via the Global Giving website and also via our regular project reports.
Whilst we were able to learn a lot from Amanda and Alex, we were also able to teach them about Australia's native wildlife.
They were brave enough to visit our rehabiliation facility during a corporate working bee on a cold and wet Friday morning. They were given a tour of our facilities and were able to get up close and personal with some of our education animals breaking down the barrier between reptile and human.
We would like to thank Alex and Amanda for their continued help and advice.
Stay tuned for our next report and prepare to be amazed as work continues on our facilities
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