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Online Shop Delivery International & Domestic Digital Goods: Sent digitally by email (international orders are accepted). **Please note, refunds for non delivery will not be considered before 6 weeks from purchase date due to Covid 19 related delays.** For more … Read More

Sign up to our newsletter to receive our next events straight to your inbox. Alternatively, you can book a private tour. Sign up to the Kaarakin Flock newsletter: Come and see our work with Western Australia’s native black cockatoos. Kaarakin … Read More

While Kaarakin is heavily focused on the conservation of Black Cockatoos, we are also home to Wildlife Australia – who rescue and care for other native fauna. Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre More than one hundred and fifty black cockatoos … Read More

Are black cockatoos endangered? There are three species of black cockatoos only found in the South West of Western Australia and all of them are under threat of extinction. Each species continues to see rapid population declines year on year. … Read More

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We rescue wild black cockatoos in distress – most having been struck by vehicles, ill, shot, fallen, pulled from their nests, or attacked by ravens, pets, or other birds – and rehabilitate them at Kaarakin before releasing back into the … Read More

There are many ways that both individuals and groups can get involved in the care of black cockatoos at Kaarakin, as well as the regeneration of land and environments that have been lost to them due to human activity. Roll … Read More