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3

- 356 hectares
A dedicated wildlife sanctuary and wildlife release site and a brumby camp for at risk youth.
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6

- 312 hectares
A dedicated wildlife sanctuary, also used for wildlife rehabilitation and education
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1

- 2.6 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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3

- 8 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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5

- 150 hectares
A residence, dedicated wildlife sanctuary and extensive revegetation site
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6

- 0.4 hectares
A dedicated wildlife sanctuary and eco-friendly accommodation
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6

- 41 hectares
A dedicated native wildlife sanctuary used for wildlife rehabilitation and release.
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1

- 2.5 hectares
A residence, farmlet and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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5

- 40.39 hectares
A dedicated wildlife sanctuary and private nature retreat, also used for the release of rehabilitated wombats. 
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6

- 45 hectares
A wildlife-friendly sanctuary also used for agriculture and recreation
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1

- 40.02 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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6

- 1,972 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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1

- 106 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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6

- 28.54 hectares
A residence, farm stay, emu farm and wildlife sanctuary used for native and domestic animal rescue
 
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4

- 17 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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6

- 16.2 hectares
A dedicated wildlife sanctuary and wildlife rehabilitation site
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1

- 6.07 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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1

- 2.02 hectares
A residence and wildlife-friendly sanctuary
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6

- 35 hectares
A residence and wildlife-friendly sanctuary
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1

- 11.3 hectares
A residence and dedicated wildlife sanctuary
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About Us

In 2007 Humane Society International launched the Wildlife Land Trust (WLT) Australia in an effort to preserve and protect our vital native habitats and the animals that depend on them, in a network of sanctuaries both throughout the country and internationally. 

Working under the guiding principle of "humane stewardship", the WLT protects not only vast and impressive landscapes but also the smaller, humbler places that provide for the needs of all wildlife, rare and common species alike.

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