The 25th World Route Development Forum
Adelaide, Australia
• 21 – 24 September 2019
Wildlife and Nature
Discover wildlife such as koalas, kangaroos, possums and echidnas at Adelaide Zoo or one of the region's wildlife parks:
Belair National Park
Located just 25 minutes from Adelaide city centre, Belair National Park is South Australia’s oldest national park. There is an abundance of activities to do here, including walks and cycling trails, as well as expansive woodlands and lakes to explore which provide the perfect opportunity to get close glimpses of some of Australia’s best native wildlife.
Cleland Wildlife Park
Established in 1967, Cleland Wildlife Park has a mission to create an authentic experience for people to connect with animals in their natural habitat. This park is home to Australia’s most iconic animals, as well as Waterfall Gully, the largest of many waterfalls in the park.
Adelaide Zoo
‘Home of the Australian Panda’, Adelaide Zoo houses over 3,000 animals and 250 different species. Visitors can discover animals from Australia and beyond, including Capybaras, Wombats, Australian Sea Lions, American Alligators, Australian Pelicans, Brazilian Tapirs, Emperor Tamarin Monkeys and many more.