The Park educates visitors on the disposition of the crocodile and its behavioral characteristics. They also celebrate the diversity of northern Australia’s biota—home to tropical bird exhibits, reptiles, indigenous insect exhibits, and tropical woodlands. Featuring crocodiles and other North Queensland wildlife, this park is one of the largest of its kind. Education is an important part of the Park's mission, with crocodile numbers in decline due to climate change and human degradation of habitats.

An extensive boardwalk system provides ample opportunities for visitors to explore the park and diverse habitats on foot, while a nearby lagoon features boat rides and an opportunity to see the park on the waters. The scenic river provides a glimpse into some of the native flora and fauna found in the area. 

Interns assist in catfish feedings and maintenance of the center's snake collection (depending on inclinations).

Qualifications 
* Applicants must be 18 years old or older
* We accept gap year students and college graduates
* Positive attitude
* 20 - 40 hours of commitment per week

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