
Our legacy commitment
In 2016, Taronga launched its legacy for the future and for the wild, dedicating the next decade to the conservation of ten critical species, known as our Legacy Species.

Wildlife and habitat recovery
Taronga collaborates with state and national government agencies and like-minded conservation organisations to identify strategies for the recovery of native species under threat.

Rescue and rehabilitate
The teams at Taronga's Wildlife Hospitals take care of and rehabilitate 1,400 injured or orphaned wildlife each year.

Wildlife Crisis
What Taronga is doing
Taronga’s wildlife response teams have been supporting wildlife rescue attempts across NSW and Victoria and caring for fire, heat and drought impacted animals at our Zoos and hospitals, but the task ahead is much greater.

Conservation partnerships
Taronga partners with a range of like-minded organisations, community groups and conservation experts across the world to ensure our contributions make a tangible and lasting contribution to achieving a shared future for people and wildlife.