#shoalhaven zoo

[kedreeva]

I was at Shoalhaven Zoo (South Coast, NSW, Australia) today, and saw at least 2 peacocks (I think), and 1 peahen :)

not sure if you can see her very well, but she's eating the wombats food :'D the wombats were sleeping inside, so I don't think she was in any danger

this guy let me get about a metre and a half away from him, which I thought was very gracious of him :P

this guy was just loafing on top of an old trailer. Very chill :'D 

[rubydolly]

The most adorable little Noodle. This is a Diamond Python, I want one of these so badly

[newscountryindia]

Lions Attack Zoo Worker, Others Had To Enter Lion’s Den To Save Her Police declared a crime scene at the zoo. Shoalhaven Zoo declined to comment. (Representational) SYDNEY: Two lions attacked a woman worker at an Australian zoo on Friday as she was cleaning their enclosure, inflicting critical wounds on her head and neck, officials said.

[ecoorganic]

Zookeeper, 35, in critical condition after being mauled by lions The 35-year-old woman was bitten in the head and neck in what one paramedic called an "extremely vicious" attack at Shoalhaven Zoo, about 100 miles (162 kilometers) south of Sydney in New South Wales state, …

[stevetervet]

The wow that’s happening now

Children’s television is full of inanities, as every parent reading this will know. For example, who else questioned Madame Gazelle’s qualifications as an early years teacher after she decided the best way to introduce Peppa Pig’s French friend Delphine Donkey to the English language was a rendition of ‘bong-bing-boo, bing-bong-bing, bing-bong-bingly-bongly-boo’? I dread to think what Ofsted would make of such garbage.

But, hidden far beneath the surface, there lurk pearls of wisdom.

The star of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood is often reminded to “enjoy the wow that’s happening now” and while we in turn sing it back to Ivy when the situation demands, it’s a mantra that applies just as much to us adults, too.

It’s in our nature, mine certainly, to want to plan ahead and shape the narrative of the next year or so. That might be getting a steer on what’s happening at work, booking a holiday, working out travel plans or other, more personal, issues. And with COVID-19 having taken much of that control out of our hands in 2020, a year which for many of us can’t end soon enough, it’s even more tempting to wish the time away until we can do all those things we’ve been deprived of during this annus horribilis.

But with a nod to Daniel Tiger, there are definitely positives aplenty when you put down the binoculars and pop on the reading glasses to refocus on what’s closer at hand. For one thing, we’re fortunate here in NSW to be enjoying far greater freedom than the Victorians just down the road, while those in Melbourne have been doing it even tougher still.

Looking back a year to our arrival in Australia, I was feeling frustrated at driving down dead ends in search of jobs that weren’t there or pay for work that wasn’t forthcoming. Admittedly I am still a sports journalist unemployed in that particular sphere but taking on a new full-time role at Albury North Public School has been one of the best decisions I’ve made. Originally there one day a week to produce the school newsletter, my remit has expanded into more of a PR position with self-taught video production thrown into the mix. It’s such a vibrant environment, being around 200+ kids every day with a fantastic staff to bounce off (not literally, although football at recess can get quite involved) and a real feeling of job satisfaction and making a difference. Much like the newsroom, no two days are the same. Last term I ended up interviewing the Mayor of Albury, producing a last-minute COVID-19 pull-out, presenting the possibility of a new school uniform - complete with a student debate - and liaising with the local media. Having been on the other side of that particular fence, flagging up the story of a swimming champion in Year 6 felt fairly routine but it was a different matter when our NSW/VIC pen pal scheme hit the headlines. There was heaps of interest straight away and I spent a day co-ordinating visits from TV crews and radio reporters, with further interviews taking place throughout the week. Talk about feeling alive; it was so good to see the kids and teachers getting the platform their hard work deserves.

Another unexpected ‘wow’ was a week’s holiday in Jervis Bay, about 200km south of Sydney. We’d been due to fly interstate, like so many others, but COVID put the kibosh on that and forced a rethink. So a place we’d never thought of visiting turned out to be the most fantastic base for our few days there, with Callala Beach every bit the relaxing hideout we’d hoped for. With the sea literally a stone’s throw away from our door, we were there every day with Ivy rather happier to brave the chilly waters than her parents. One kayaking incident aside, our beach experience was terrific. Huskisson was our launching point for a whale watching cruise which delivered not only close-up encounters with the behemoth and its calf but the chance to glide alongside a school of dolphins closer to the shore, away from the huge ocean swell. You couldn’t beat Tilbury Cove, Culburra Beach for shell-collecting or sandcastle-building or Greenwell Point for fish & chips, where the pelicans behaved like seagulls waiting for the foolish tourist to throw them a morsel.

We spent a day up the coast in Kiama, where the spectacular blowhole and company of some dear friends made our crawl through the Princes Highway roadworks worthwhile. The road to Currarong, by comparison, was almost deserted, but drama of a different kind lay ahead. As we entered the tiny seaside town, plumes of black smoke from a hazard reduction burn - crucial ahead of the fire season - filled the sky and swirled through some of the back streets. “This is a stress-free area” insisted the lady serving behind the counter of the convenience store as she confidently assured us everything was under control. But not so, it turned out, as we discovered after exploring the rock pools and getting back on the road. Having traversed the 10km gravel road to and from the imposing Point Perpendicular Lighthouse, atop cliffs overlooking the spot where we had seen the whales, security personnel at the gatehouse warned us against returning to Currarong as the fire was now out of control.

For all the beauty of the coast, one of our favourite stops was inland at the Shoalhaven Zoo in Nowra. Nestled between the river and a sheer rock face, it’s uncomplicated and unpretentious but with a cracking selection of animals including a farm section for the little ‘uns. Ivy just loved patting the kangaroos. When in Rome...

Eventually it was time to leave the coast behind - for another 10 weeks, at least. Our route back took us through the mighty Kangaroo Valley, down a series of steep hairpin bends and up even more on the other side. We passed a group of cyclists next to the historic Hampden Bridge. The looming ascent must have looked to them as the Grand Colombier had to an ailing Egan Bernal in the Tour de France just days earlier.

So, one term left in this year of years as we approach the the run-in to Christmas and the powerful heat of summer. One eye on planning for next year, that’s for sure, but also accepting the challenges of today.

Watching our friend Naomi Mitchell run the race of her life to finish 14th at the London Marathon has inspired me to start running again. I’ve been out three of the last four days, further each time, and, coupled with some healthy eating, I’m starting to feel the benefits - physical and mental - already. I’m determined to keep pushing myself and get into shape. It’s not something I’ve enjoyed that much before but if Naomi can do 26.2 miles in two-and-a-half hours, I can get to 5k and beyond.

Positive change is in the air. Who knows, I might learn a new language too.

All together now...

Bong-bing-boo, bing-bong-bing, bing-bong-bingly-bongly-boo!

[pineapplejuju]

Une journée à Nowra où se trouvent “Trees Adventure & Shoalhaven Zoo” un parcours accrobranche et un petit zoo trop cool perdus en pleine cambrousse. 

[samgibbons1607]

Zookeeper, 35, In Critical Condition After Being Mauled By Lions

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100 miles (162 kilometers) south

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A zookeeper in Australia is in critical condition after being mauled by two lions while cleaning their enclosure on Friday, ...

29/05/2020  · A zookeeper in Australia is in critical condition after being mauled by two lions while cleaning their enclosure on Friday, authorities said. The 35-year-old woman was bitten in the head and neck in what one paramedic called an “extremely vicious” attack at Shoalhaven Zoo, about 100 miles (162 kilometers) south of Sydney in New south wales state, 9 news australia reported.

29/05/2020  · A zookeeper in Australia is in critical condition after being mauled by two lions while cleaning their enclosure on Friday, authorities said.

29/05/2020  · THE zookeeper who was mauled by two lions in an "extremely vicious" attack has been pictured. Jennifer Brown, 35, is fighting for her life after she was bitten multiple times on …

29/05/2020  · Zookeeper, 35, in critical condition after being mauled by lions. floyd died monday in Minneapolis after a police officer put his knee on Floyd's neck for more than 8 minutes.

28/05/2020  · A zookeeper in Australia is in critical condition after being mauled by two lions while cleaning their enclosure on Friday, authorities said.The 35-year-old woman was bitten in the head and neck ...

A zookeeper in Australia is in critical condition after being mauled by two lions while cleaning their enclosure on Friday, ...

29/05/2020  · Sydney (CNN)A zookeeper in Australia is in critical condition after being mauled by two lions while cleaning their enclosure on Friday, authorities said.

Being the first to walk into the enclosure was one of the most frightening experiences – we literally had to walk into a lion ...

The 35-year-old woman found herself trapped with two adult male lions while cleaning their enclosure at the Shoalhaven Zoo ...

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[respectanimalrights]

Via @warriorforanimals Lions at Shoalhaven Zoo in Australia have attacked a zoo keeper today. Wild animals don’t belong in captivity and the two lions which attacked the zoo keeper should not be killed! 🦁 #BoycottZoos #AnimalRights https://www.instagram.com/p/CAxtBnIDz6T/?igshid=kx34h2wwxjk6

[rubydolly]

Sleepy Wombat

[goldcoastdreams]

Lion attack in Australia leaves zookeeper badly injured

A zookeeper has been critically injured after she was attacked by two lions in Australia, authorities say.

The 35-year-old woman suffered severe face and neck injuries on Tuesday at Shoalhaven Zoo, about 150km (90 miles) south of Sydney.

She had been cleaning an enclosure when she was set upon, New South Wales Police said.

The zoo said it would assist a police investigation and provide support to other staff.

Paramedics said the woman was found unconscious in the enclosure with severe injuries including bites and lacerations.

Read more: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-52844744

[sheriffof0]

Koalas hanging in their ‘hood #shoalhavenzoo #helios44_2 (at Shoalhaven Zoo) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsOmHdKFp5n/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nl4f29ftovh1

[vanessastrbek]

Lions that attacked zookeeper at Shoalhaven Zoo will not be euthanised

The zoo's owner says zookeeper Jennifer Brown is recovering well following last week's attack that left her with serious head and neck injuries. source https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/lions-that-attacked-zookeeper-at-shoalhaven-zoo-will-not-be-euthanised-20200604-p54zdn.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_national_nsw

[salmanania]

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