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Dolphin Marine Conservation Park, Coffs Harbour has been recognised for its commitment to positive animal welfare as part of a world-leading accreditation program that assesses welfare in zoo..

What is Ocean Art? Local primary schools were invited to take place in the inaugural EcoGrom art competition “Ocean Art”, which is a competition between participating schools where stude..

Our flock of penguins has grown by four! Introducing Dolphin Marine Conservation Parks newest feathered friends, named after “celebrity” penguins: Captain (Madagascar) Ramon (Happy feet) ..

Thank you Destination NSW & Destination North Coast for arranging the recent famil of the Coffs Coast to the group of event buyers. The famil was extremely successful showcasing the Coffs..

The team from Dolphin Marine Rescue & Dolphin Marine Conservation Park held three workshops on the 6th, 7th & 8th September, 2019. The workshops were aimed at volunteers who want ..

11 veterinary students from University of Sydney attended DMCP last week as part of their extramural placements to gain some experience in aquatic animal medicine. “There are not many places ..

Help us build a hospital for our native wildlife on the Coffs Coast! Over the last 50 years we have rescued and released thousands of animals including dolphins, seals, marine birds and sea tu..

Grey Nurse Shark rescued in Coffs Marina At 11am on Sunday the 25th August, Dolphin Marine Rescue was contacted by Mr Stephen Soule from the National Marine Science Centre regarding a Grey Nur..

Earlier this week, a post on the Bellingen Facebook page raised the alert about a well-known resident being in trouble. "This is the black swan that lives at the Bellingen river," Ellie ..

Beloved Coffs Harbour icon, Bucky the dolphin has sadly passed away overnight. Bucky was Dolphin Marine Conservation Park’s (DMCP) oldest and much-loved resident. He was rescued from t..

**STAGE ONE IS UNDERWAY!!!** We have begun our vision of building a state-of-the-art facility to rehabilitate injured wildlife and release them safely back to their environment. **HOW..

Beloved Coffs Harbour icon, Bucky the dolphin is winning his decade long battle against cancer. At 48, Bucky is Dolphin Marine Conservation Park's (DMCP) oldest and much-loved resident...