Notification: Parks and Wildlife Service is part of the new Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA).
This introductory course, facilitated by the Parks and Wildlife Service, is designed for anyone in the community interested in the rehabilitation of sick, injured or abandoned native wildlife.
Information is presented by some of Western Australia's most experienced wildlife rehabilitators. They will share their expertise in their specialist fields - marsupials (kangaroos and possums), reptiles and birds (including raptors).
The course also caters for those interested in volunteering at an established wildlife rehabilitation centre and is a prerequisite for those volunteers who would like to become a Parks and Wildlife Service registered wildlife rehabilitator.
Please note: The course format does not provide for the handling of native wildlife.
Please call the Volunteers and Community Unit on (08) 9334 0251 for information on wildlife rehabilitation centres.
Metropolitan courses are conducted at the Keiran McNamara Conservation Science Centre at the department’s headquarters, 17 Dick Perry Avenue, Kensington over two days from 9am - 4pm.
The fees for the metropolitan courses are:
Discount fees are available - refer to the registration form and booking conditions below.
Included in the course fee:
Download the 
Registration Form634.00 KB to register.
Location - Karratha
Date - February 24, 25 (Sat/Sun)
Please call Volunteers and Community Unit to register.
Volunteers who have registered with a recognised Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre or association and can provide evidence of at least 20 hours of service may apply for a discounted price for the Basic Wildlife Rehabilitation Course. (Please provide a letter of support with your booking form).