Welcome to John Young Wildlife Enterprises

John Young Wildlife Enterprises is a company dedicated to the conservation of nature in Australia, with a strong focus on the protection and recovery of rare and endangered species. Our dynamic website has something for everyone, from the fanatic birdos to those with a general interest in nature, we are sure you will find something to amaze or excite you. Enjoy!

25/05/09 - How do you rate us?

John Young Wildlife Enterprises would like to know what you think of our performance. This is an opportunity for us to find out what we're doing right and areas where we need to make some improvements. Please feel free to comment on any aspect of John Young Wildlife Enterprises, including the website, wildlife tours or merchandise.

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03/02/09 - Red-bellied Pitta Bird Week

The very first Iron Range Bird Week concluded yesterday and inital reports from John suggest that it was a great success. Only a few days into the tour John reported he had seen the most Red-bellied Pittas he had ever seen in his life - that's quite a statement coming from someone who's been to Iron Range so many times. The tour will now be known as the Red-bellied Pitta Bird Week.
So be sure to book your seat early on the Red-bellied Pitta Bird Week 2010.

03/02/09 - Red-bellied Pitta Tour 2008 Birdlist

The birdlist for the 2008 Red-bellied Pitta tour is now available to download from the wildlife tours page. Thank you to all participants for creating the very detailed list, comprised of an impressive 266 species! This tour will now be known as the Cape York and Iron Range Tour.

20/01/09 - Eastern Bristebird Update

On a recent survey of the Eastern Bristlebird population in the Border Ranges region, for NSW Parks and Wildlife Service, John located 5 active nests, some including eggs or young chicks. This is a great sign for the Eastern Bristlebird population and indicates that the habitat management performed by NSW Parks and Wildlife is working well. John Young Wildlife would like to thank the NSW Parks and Wildlife Service (particularly the Kyogle office) for their dedication in ensuring the survival of this threatened species.