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To celebrate 2010’s National Youth
Week the Alice Springs Desert Park is offering young Alice Springs locals a
unique opportunity to experience life as a park guide or zoo keeper at the
Desert Park.
The opportunity is open to anyone
aged between 12 and 20 years and Alice Springs Desert Park Sales and Marketing
Manager, Estelle Marshall said that she hopes this opportunity will encourage
the youth of Alice Springs to pursue their career aspirations.
“The Youth Week activities at the
Desert Park provide young locals with a rare opportunity for first-hand
experience working as a park guide or zookeeper,” Mrs Marshall said.
“As an honorary zookeeper
participants will get behind-the-scenes experience feeding and caring for the
animals, and they will work with some of Australia’s most threatened species,
including the Mala and the Bilby.
“This year we have introduced ‘The
Great Reptile Expedition’ whereby participants can join a zookeeper over three
days for five expeditions, investigating the quantity and variety of animals at
the Desert Park.”
National Youth Week is celebrated
across Australia from Saturday, 10 April to Sunday, 18 April 2010, and Mrs
Marshall said this year’s theme of ‘Live It Now’ is appropriate for the
activities at the Desert Park.
“Places are limited for these free,
exclusive opportunities so I really encourage anyone interested to ‘Live It
Now’ and contact the Desert Park as soon as possible,” Mrs Marshall said.
Activities at the Desert Park will
be running at various times during National Youth Week and details can be found
at www.alicespringsdesertpark.com.au.
For more information or to register
your interest contact the Desert Park on 8951 8788 during business hours.
Be quick as spaces are limited!
Youth Week Inspires Rare
Chance for Career Experience
To celebrate 2010’s National
Youth
Week the Alice Springs Desert Park is offering young Alice Springs
locals a
unique opportunity to experience life as a park guide or zoo keeper at the
Desert Park.
The opportunity is open to
anyone
aged between 12 and 20 years and Alice Springs Desert Park Sales and
Marketing
Manager, Estelle Marshall said that she hopes this opportunity will
encourage
the youth of Alice Springs to pursue their career aspirations.
“The Youth Week activities at
the
Desert Park provide young locals with a rare opportunity for first-hand
experience working as a park guide or zookeeper,” Mrs Marshall said.
“As an honorary zookeeper
participants will get behind-the-scenes experience feeding and caring
for the
animals, and they will work with some of Australia’s most threatened
species,
including the Mala and the Bilby.
“This year we have introduced
‘The
Great Reptile Expedition’ whereby participants can join a zookeeper over
three
days for five expeditions, investigating the quantity and variety of
animals at
the Desert Park.”
National Youth Week is
celebrated
across Australia from Saturday, 10 April to Sunday, 18 April 2010, and
Mrs
Marshall said this year’s theme of ‘Live It Now’ is appropriate for the
activities at the Desert Park.
“Places are limited for these
free,
exclusive opportunities so I really encourage anyone interested to ‘Live
It
Now’ and contact the Desert Park as soon as possible,” Mrs Marshall
said.
Activities at the Desert Park
will
be running at various times during National Youth Week and details can
be found
at www.alicespringsdesertpark.com.au.
For more information or to
register
your interest contact the Desert Park on 8951 8788 during business
hours.
Be quick as spaces are limited! |
