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This bright and informative book for children, tells about the habitat and feeding grounds of Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo.

With beautiful semi-gloss photographs, this delightful book was published by Jessica Wright on behalf of RAIN (Ravensthorpe Agricultural Initiative Network) 2015.

The Small book is A6 sized 10.5 x 14.8 cm.

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An A5 notepad with a card cover and back to keep it safe. Each pad contains 40 sheets of notepaper.… Read More

This beautiful tea towel features two Carnaby’s Black Cockatoos on banksia printed on an excellent quality linen/cotton blend fabric.

Size 70 cm x 49.5 cm

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Product of Mokoh Design.

This beautiful tote bag features two Carnaby’s Black Cockatoos on Banksia.
Calico tote bag with a gusset and long handles. Bag measures 300mm x 380mm x 80mm with 2 x 700mm.… Read More

Opal was found in 2015 as a weak fledgling in Marrickville Park, New South Wales.  She came to Western Australia thanks to a crowdfunding campaign, and has quickly bonded with Kaarakin yellow-tails Abby and Alex.… Read More

Denmark is one of the few talkers at Kaarakin. He has had several TV appearances and has helped to highlight the amazing work done by Perth Zoo’s talented vets.

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Betty was rescued as a fledgling. She is best friends with Ozzie, our other inland red-tail, and she loves sitting quietly on your shoulder while Ozzie gets all the attention!

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Amy is a resident Alpine dingo at Kaarakin, the sister of Alex. She is very affectionate and loves meeting visitors during our tour weekends, as well as her daily walks.

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Alex is a resident Alpine dingo at Kaarakin. He is very much the big brother to Amy, and they love to explore the park during their daily walks together.

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Woosha is a Pilbara dingo who has grown up at the Australian Threatened Species centre. If he accepts you, he’ll love nothing better than to go on a walk with you!

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