Kula Eco Park, Wildlife conservation park in Sigatoka, Fiji.
Kula Eco Park is a wildlife conservation area with elevated wooden boardwalks that wind through natural forest. Visitors can observe Fijian birds, reptiles, and aquatic animals up close throughout the grounds.
The facility started as a bird park in the 1980s and was acquired by Kula Management in 1997. This ownership change led to its transformation into a wider conservation center.
The park works with local schools and provides visitors with insights into the importance of Fijian species to island communities. People come here to understand how animals and the natural environment shape life in this region.
The park is open daily and can be explored at your own pace without a guide. The walkways are easy to navigate and lead you through different animal zones.
The park achieved a global milestone in 2004 by recording the first successful captive breeding of a Kadavu musk parrot ever recorded. This rare parrot species remains one of the most remarkable animals on the grounds.
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