ORRCA

ORRCA, the Organisation for the Rescue and Research of Cetaceans in Australia, is a dedicated non-profit entity focused on the rescue, research, conservation, and welfare of marine mammals, including whales, dolphins, seals, and dugongs, within Australian waters. Its core mission revolves around protecting these species and their habitats through active intervention and scientific study.

As the sole licensed volunteer wildlife rehabilitation group for marine mammal rescue in New South Wales, ORRCA operates a critical 24/7 rescue hotline, enabling the public to report injured or distressed marine animals. The organization also conducts essential training workshops for its members, enhancing their capacity to respond effectively. Employing a team of 500-1,000 employees, ORRCA demonstrates significant operational capacity in its specialized field.

ORRCA actively engages the community, welcoming individuals from diverse backgrounds who share a profound passion for marine life. This inclusive approach fosters a strong network of support and volunteers dedicated to the organization's vital conservation efforts. To learn more about the dedicated individuals driving this mission, you can Meet ORRCA's team. The organization's financial operations are supported by a revenue of $33.7M, underscoring its capacity to sustain its extensive rescue and research initiatives.