Our Partners
Glencore, a major Australian employer operating for over 20 years, sought a local wildlife project. Aussie Ark, near Glencore’s Upper Hunter centre, was a natural fit. This partnership supports wildlife conservation and a valuable local organisation.
Australian Power Equipment provides low to high-voltage power equipment for power generation, infrastructure, and resources. As agents for leading brands, they supply new and refurbished equipment, including substations and transformers. Committed to sustainability, they offer solutions for unplanned outages and prioritise exceptional customer service and electrical engineering support.
AGL, one of Australia’s largest energy providers since 1837, operates in power generation, gas production, and energy retail. With a diverse portfolio including coal, gas, wind, solar, and hydro, AGL invests in renewables but faces criticism for its coal reliance. The company navigates sustainability, competition, and affordability in Australia’s energy market.
WIRES, Australia’s largest wildlife rescue organisation, has been rescuing and caring for native animals 365 days a year for almost 35 years. WIRES’ mission is to actively rehabilitate and preserve Australian wildlife and inspire others to do the same. Annually, WIRES provide rescue advice and assistance for tens of thousands of sick, injured, orphaned and displaced animals and run around 100 wildlife training courses for thousands of participants. Aussie Ark is proud to have WIRES as a partner and is committed to achieving great things for wildlife conservation alongside this partner.
Saving wildlife species from extinction is the driving force behind Re:wild, working with partners such as Aussie Ark, to ensure species are around for generations to come. Re:wild has built its success upon a foundation of excellence in Exploration, Research and Conservation. Re:wild’s three key goals are; Save Species, Protect Wildlands and Build Capacity.
Aussie Ark is built on land, owned by the Packer family for the term of the project. This has provided Aussie Ark with the much-needed support to develop our captive breeding program towards an insurance population, with enough space for future expansion.
The Australian Reptile Park was established in 1958 by the late, Eric Worrell. It is the only zoo in Australia committed to saving lives with its anti-venom-milking program in place for the past 50+ years, saving over 300 lives each year as the sole supplier of anti-venom in Australia. The Australian Reptile Park is the driving force behind Aussie Ark and has donated funding, resources and time to ensure the success of the project.
Ausgrid is a leading energy provider, powering millions of Australians with safe and reliable electricity. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, and community support, Ausgrid is dedicated to delivering affordable energy solutions and building a cleaner, brighter future for all.
Symbio Wildlife Park is a family owned and operated zoo which is located on the Southern outskirts of Sydney in the suburb of Helensburgh. Symbio started in 1975 as a small wildlife park and has now grown to become a multi-award winning and internationally publicised zoo. Recently partnering with Aussie Ark, Symbio Wildlife Park plays a large part in raising brand awareness for our conservation breeding facility.
WildArk’s mission is to promote and support activities that educate, enable, provide resources or inspire humanity to sustainably conserve, protect or restore the environment and the world’s ecosystems, natural resources, wildlife and wild places.
FAME has been a key supporter since the very beginning of Aussie Ark. They were so convinced by the original Devil Ark concept, that they made their largest ever contribution to a conservation project to ensure that it could be established. FAME is a tax-deductible gift recipient organisation and an Aussie Ark partner, reliant upon donations from individuals to help curb the extinction of Australia’s most endangered species.
Australian Geographic magazine, originally titled Dick Smith’s Australian Geographic was created by Dick Smith in 1986. Australian Geographic is a media business that produces the Australian Geographic magazine, DMag magazine, specialist book titles, travel guides, diaries and calendars and online media. The magazine focuses mainly on stories about Australia, or about Australian people in other countries. Australian Geographic have been a supporter of the Ark for many years and will continue to work closely with Aussie Ark in the coming years of the project.
Sydney Helicopters, founded in 1985, is Sydney’s longest-running commercial helicopter operator. Owning its entire six-aircraft fleet, unlike competitors, they operate from Parramatta Heliport. Aussie Ark has maintained a close working relationship with Sydney Helicopters for some time.
Digital Hunter is the digital marketing agency behind our website, search engine optimisation and Google Ads campaigns. Led by Gabrielle Witter whose wealth of knowledge and expertise in digital marketing for non-profits paired with her passion for wildlife conservation make her a valuable partner to the Aussie Ark team.
Somersby Animal Hospital provides comprehensive veterinary care for various animals, from pets to wildlife. Committed to animal welfare, they offer modern facilities, a dedicated team, and up-to-date expertise. They prioritise clear communication and strive to combine veterinary excellence with compassion.
CRG, founded in 1970, specializes in contamination and infection control solutions for the Australian pharmaceutical industry. With facilities in Sydney and Melbourne, the company is a subsidiary of Alsco Pty Ltd and emphasizes technical excellence and customer-centric service, focusing on garment processing in clean room environments.
Supporters
The Happy Wombat
Bev Barendse – Coast Realty
Carol Elaine Art
Australian Wildlife Society
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