Rare Emus Hunt: Vanlife Adventure in NSW Australia

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Looking for emus in Australia? You'll love our search for coastal emus at Brooms Head Holiday Park in NSW. Brooms Head is the perfect place to search for these big birds, and you can also enjoy a peaceful holiday at our caravan park. See how to find emus in NSW in this video from Yamba to Brooms Head.

Coastal emus are an endangered species with less than 50 left in the wild, and this is one #vanlifeaustralia adventure you don't want to miss! We're going to search for emus over 3 days as they forage for food in the bush, and whether we catch up to them or not, you're going to enjoy the video! So put on your adventure hats and prepare to see some of the best wildlife


Emu greeting visitors and locals to Yamba
April 12, 2023 -
Rodney Stevens

Clarence Valley Independent (April 12, 2023):

Visitors to Yamba this Easter may be greeted with the same inquisitive looks that have been exciting locals over the past couple of months from a Coastal Emu that has taken up residence in paddocks near Wynyabbie House at Palmers Channel.

Social media has been abuzz with sightings and photos of the critically endangered, world’s second tallest bird, which is only found on the NSW North Coast.

On some occasions people have reported seeing a lone emu, while at other times there have been reports of up to six emus wandering around the paddocks as cars and trucks whizz past at 80km/h.

Signs have been erected on the approach to Palmers Channel from the east and west, warning motorists of the possibility of Coastal Emus being in the area and urging them to take care.

It is estimated there are less than 50 Coastal Emus remaining in the wild and their population continues to face threats from development, vehicle strikes, fencing, loss of habitat, feral animals, weeds and fire.

The Coastal Emu population stretches from Corindi to Evans Head along the northern New South Wales coast and inland to Bungawalbin wetlands and surrounds.

The main coastal emu strongholds remain near Yuraygir National Park, south of Yamba, and Bungawalbin National Park, north of Iluka.

In December 2022, Clarence Valley Council won the Local Government NSW Excellence in the Environment Award for Natural Environment Protection and Enhancement, for their Caring for our Coastal Emu – partnerships to protect an endangered population project.

Council worked with the Lions Club of Clarence – Environmental, NSW Department of Planning and Environment and Transport for NSW to deliver speed zone reductions, ‘Emu Zone’ pavement patches, fencing trials on road reserve boundaries to allow easier passage, installation of dedicated vehicle activated signs (Clarence Valley first) and a reduction in vehicle strikes on a 7km section of Brooms Head Road at Taloumbi.

Reporting sightings of Coastal Emus can help the project understand why they prefer a particular habitat, their distribution and movement paths, which could ultimately help save their lives.

Reports of Coastal Emu sightings can also be made by calling council’s Natural Resource Management team on 6643 0200.

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction
04:18 Think Like an Emu
06:49 Seek Local Knowledge
09:30 Explore known Emu hotspots
11:16 Day 2 no Emus
12:54 Brooms Head Caravan Park
14:20 Abandoned Fuel Station
15:19 Scan for Emus & add Emu calls
17:49 First Emu sighting day 3
20:11 3rd Emu Day 3 closeup
21:02 Emus & Kangaroos celebration

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You did it! You found your Emu! Good on you!

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That’s pretty cool I’d love to do that

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