Entry on Saturday 1 February will benefit injured animals and destroyed habitats
Entry fees at the Curraghs Wildlife Park will be donated to help Australian animals and habitats damaged in the ongoing wildfire crisis.
Those who visit the site on Saturday 1 February will pay as normal, but the cost of entry will go towards the ZAA Wildlife Conservation Fund.
The park will also match each admission fee with a donation from its own Conservation Fund.
The money will be used to care for injured wildlife and restore wild habitats.
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