The future site of WAMA - Wildlife Art Museum of Australia

Stephen Powell

The Wildlife Art Museum of Australia has not been built however the project has gained huge momentum. An independent impact study found that: Following implementation it is estimated that the complex would make an annual regional economic contribution of 13.06 million and 46 full-time equivalent jobs during its Stage 1 years, and 29.43 million and 103 full-time equivalent jobs during Stage 3 and visitation to WAMA per annum of 256,700. The WAMA project brings together the local and wider community across a range of interests, professions and passion. The site has hosted a wide range of events from working bees, Arts and cultural, environmental, community engagement and land care. A diverse range of people from a range of professions are offering their expertise and support for this visionary project

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