Keepers have named three Ring-tailed Lemurs babies born in Spring. They’ve been named Renala, Toki and Kirindy.
Posted on 30th November 2018 by Media Relations
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Keepers have named three Ring-tailed Lemurs babies born in Spring. They’ve been named Renala, Toki and Kirindy.
Posted on 30th November 2018 by Media Relations
Pak Widodo Ramono works in the forests of Indonesia, where he leads efforts to protect and breed critically endangered rhinos.
Posted on 29th November 2018 by Media Relations
Christmas is coming at a rapid pace and sometimes it can be difficult to get gifts for friends and family sorted. Taronga Western Plains Zoo has a…
Posted on 27th November 2018 by Media Relations
A Greater Glider joey survives a fall after being dropped by a Wedged-Tailed Eagle.
Posted on 23rd November 2018 by Media Relations
Brave participants are set to join Taronga’s Cameron Kerr in India on a mission to confront the complexities of wildlife conservation and understand…
Posted on 22nd November 2018 by Media Relations
We all know the importance of using sustainable products and palm oil is no different. The oil itself is not the problem – the problem lies with how…
Posted on 15th November 2018 by Media Relations
Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s Asian elephant calf Sabai turned two years old on the 2 November.
Posted on 12th November 2018 by Media Relations
Every two years, Taronga extends its reach by awarding funding to other organisations and conservation projects around the world.
Posted on 09th November 2018 by Media Relations
The Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, visited Taronga Zoo on the 16th of October to cut the ribbon at…
Posted on 08th November 2018 by Media Relations
Every two years, Taronga extends its reach by awarding funding to other organisations and conservation projects around the world.
Posted on 06th November 2018 by Media Relations
Spring has definitely sprung at Taronga Western Plains Zoo with the arrival of three Ring-tailed Lemur babies born to three different mothers.
Posted on 02nd November 2018 by Media Relations
It’s hard to believe that a year has passed and Pampoen the Zoo’s Black Rhino calf turns one on 31 October, Halloween!
Posted on 26th October 2018 by Media Relations