Keepers at Taronga Western Plains Zoo are delighted by the safe arrival of a male Hippopotamus calf, born in the early hours of the morning on…
Posted on 04th May 2020 by Media Relations
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Male Hippo calf welcomed at Dubbo ZooKeepers at Taronga Western Plains Zoo are delighted by the safe arrival of a male Hippopotamus calf, born in the early hours of the morning on…
Posted on 04th May 2020 by Media Relations
Breeding success for rare Australian birdTaronga Western Plains Zoo has welcomed two critically endangered Plains-wanderer chicks that hatched on 8 March 2020. The chicks are the first born…
Posted on 04th May 2020 by Media Relations
Greater Bilby baby boom in DubboIt’s a Greater Bilby baby boom at the Taronga Sanctuary in Dubbo, with 19 joeys born to the conservation breeding program since it commenced in mid-…
Posted on 04th May 2020 by Media Relations
Taronga Conservation Society Australia still in operationWith the temporary closure of Taronga’s properties, the Taronga Foundation will continue to fundraise during to ensure Taronga can continue operating…
Posted on 25th March 2020 by Media Relations
Baby boom for the Bellinger River Snapping Turtle35 critically endangered Bellinger River Snapping Turtles have hatched at Taronga's breeding facility this year.
Posted on 16th March 2020 by Media Relations
Celebrate sustainable seafood weekEven though the situation is critical, as consumers, we have the power to help create a future full of fish for everyone.
Posted on 04th March 2020 by Media Relations
Innovation and community engagement to address plasticsWhile the challenges posed by plastics are significant, there are also great opportunities to capitalise on new ideas and solutions.
Posted on 04th March 2020 by Media Relations
Innovation tackling the illegal wildlife tradeAt current estimates, the illegal wildlife crime is worth US$23 billion a year. But what if harnessing the power of technology and innovation offers…
Posted on 04th March 2020 by Media Relations
Regent Honeyeaters first health check at DubboIt 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 KoalasTaronga 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 tradeA 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
Why innovation matters in conservationThe next 10 years will be critical if we are to turn the global tide on the loss of plants and animals. To help tackle this global and national…
Posted on 21st February 2020 by Media Relations