Here you can observe a wealth of Australia’s native animals, birds and butterflies in close proximity in the magnificent habitats in and around the Village and at our award-winning attractions. For nature in the wild you may take the time to enjoy a jungle walk, a peaceful stroll along the river Esplanade or a boat trip on the river.

Rare or threatened includes species listed as extinct, extinct in the wild, critically endangered, endangered, vulnerable or conservation dependent under either the Nature Conservation Act or Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.

Click here to view the species grid metadata. Information from WildNet can also be accessed via Wildlife Online and WetlandMaps.

2020年11月5日 · Completely surrounded by breathtaking rainforest, the Kuranda offers a large array of attractions for visitors to enjoy when they visit. For wildlife lovers, there is a bird aviary, butterfly sanctuary, wildlife rehabilitation center, reptile park, and …

The Kuranda rainforest is home to one of the few remaining populations of the endangered  Southern Cassowary (Casuarius casuarius). This large, iconic bird is rarely seen, but has a huge impact on the continuity of many rainforest species, as …

An all-weather attraction, home to the amphibious Army Duck Rainforest Tours, the Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience, and the iconic Australian animals in the Koala & Wildlife Park. Set on 100 acres of tropical rainforest, Rainforestation Nature Park in Kuranda is where you can immerse yourself in the wonders of Australia's Far North Queensland.

Native mammals of Kuranda National Park. Total number of species: 67. Download this information in .CSV format

Kuranda, the picturesque village on the Atherton Tablelands, is home to many of our tropical wild friends, so where better to go animal-spotting than at one of Kuranda’s many wildlife gardens and sanctuaries. Butterflies, the most fairylike creatures in all the land, have been a part of magical whimsy and enchanted tales the world over.

Kuranda National Park was identified as a critical habitat for a number of iconic wildlife species as well as providing a key corridor. The area conserves essential habitat for birds, cassowaries and frogs and is a critical corridor for providing gene flow of wildlife generally.

Explore a wilder side of Kuranda with a range of attractions we suggest you visit, for an Australian and International animal encounter. Kuranda is a charming, quirky village surrounded by the World Heritage listed Tropical Rainforest, packed full of wildlife experiences for you to discover.