Wildlife Crisis Appeal

More than one billion Australian animals have been lost in the bushfires. Your support will help Taronga recover critical animal populations.

Please donate urgently to secure a future for Australian wildlife.
 

Wildlife Crisis Appeal

More than one billion Australian animals have been lost in the bushfires. Your support will help Taronga recover critical animal populations.

Please donate urgently to secure a future for Australian wildlife.
 

Caring for fire affected wildlife

What to do if you find wildlife injured by the bushfires
 

Caring for fire affected wildlife

What to do if you find wildlife injured by the bushfires
 

Educating for our future

Inspiring the next generation of conservationists at the Taronga Institute of Science and Learning.
 

Educating for our future

Inspiring the next generation of conservationists at the Taronga Institute of Science and Learning.
 
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Education

Learn at Taronga

Explore science and education in new ways, through research, collaboration and immersive learning.

Education

Learn at Taronga

Explore science and education in new ways, through research, collaboration and immersive learning.

Conservation and Science

What We Do

Through research, action and advocacy, Taronga is leading vital work that supports wildlife, habitats and communities across the globe. 

 

Conservation and Science

What We Do

Through research, action and advocacy, Taronga is leading vital work that supports wildlife, habitats and communities across the globe. 

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Your donation will make a real and important difference, as we work on projects that are saving animals and our planet right now.

Latest News

Regent Honeyeaters first health check at Dubbo

It was a health check of a different kind as some of Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s smallest residents, eight Regent Honeyeaters, had their first…

Posted on 27th February 2020 by Media Relations

Ongoing drought increases pressure on Koalas

Taronga Western Plains Zoo has seen a sharp increase in the number of koalas presenting to the Wildlife Hospital in Dubbo due to the ongoing drought…

Posted on 24th February 2020 by Media Relations

Wildlife trade

A renewed game plan is needed to tackle Southeast Asia’s massive wildlife trafficking problem, says the latest report released by TRAFFIC.

Posted on 21st February 2020 by Media Relations

 

Our Story

History and Culture

Taronga is a not-for-profit organisation that has evolved and matured since its inception more than 100 years ago.

Corporate Information

View publications, policies and find out how to obtain information about Taronga Conservation Society Australia.

Our Story

History and Culture

Taronga is a not-for-profit organisation that has evolved and matured since its inception more than 100 years ago.

Corporate Information

View publications, policies and find out how to obtain information about Taronga Conservation Society Australia.