Lisa Marie Williams is the Australian photographer who won the first place at the 2009 Sony World Photography Awards in the Fine Arts and Natural History category. Her amazing photos were taken in the world’s largest hospital for wild animals in Beerwah (The Sunshine Coast, east coast of Australia). Opened in 2008 with money from the Australian States, the hospital is now capable of treating up to 10,000 animals each year. These images are simply amazing. Thanks Lisa Marie! [via SWPA]

Check out more images after the jump

Designed to help sick and injured wildlife and the environment, too, it’s :

  • The world’s largest wildlife hospital.
  • Helping up to 10,000 injured wildlife patients every year – at no cost to the public.
  • Inspiring up to one million people every year who visit the facility.
  • Educating millions of people around the world via the internet – live streaming of operations.
  • A vital resource for volunteer wildlife rehabilitators and veterinarians around Australia and the world.
  • An international training facility for veterinarians and wildlife professionals.
  • An eco-friendly construction – is there anything more appropriate than green building that saves wildlife? [via Siwf (warning !!! pdf link)]

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