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High hopes for Regent HoneyeatersKeepers caring for Taronga Western Plain Zoo’s Regent Honeyeater population have high hopes for a successful first year, as the first breeding season…
Posted on 12th August 2020 by Media Relations
The newest arrival at the Wildlife Retreat at TarongaA very cute little face is waiting to greet guests in The Sanctuary at the Wildlife Retreat at Taronga, with a Tammar Wallaby Joey recently emerging…
Posted on 11th August 2020 by Media Relations
Eye catching conservation toolPainting eyes on the rumps of livestock can protect them from attacks by lions in landscapes where they coexist, a joint study from UNSW Sydney,…
Posted on 10th August 2020 by Media Relations
Lucky's road to recoveryIt’s been a long road to recovery for Lucky the Koala. He presented to Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s Wildlife Hospital over nine months ago with a…
Posted on 30th July 2020 by Media Relations
Meet our newest arrival in DubboKeepers at Taronga Western Plains Zoo are delighted by the arrival of a female Giraffe calf born in the early hours of the morning on Wednesday 1…
Posted on 30th July 2020 by Media Relations
World Meerkat DayFriday July 3rd will mark the fourth annual World Meerkat Day!
Posted on 29th June 2020 by Media Relations
Sweet release for Regent HoneyeatersThe population of one of Australia’s most endangered species will be bolstered, with 20 conservation-bred regent honeyeaters released into the wild.
Posted on 26th June 2020 by Media Relations
Going from strength to strengthKani the Hippo calf is now over two months old and is continuing to go from strength to strength. He is developing nicely and meeting the usual…
Posted on 26th June 2020 by Media Relations
Zoo Waterhole precinct openedTaronga Western Plains Zoo's newest precinct The Waterhole is now officially opened. Come and explore the new precinct that includes an open…
Posted on 26th June 2020 by Media Relations
Climate change threatens biodiversity, human health and wellbeingUrgent climate change action at local, national and international levels is needed to address climate change and ensure a sustainable future.
Posted on 16th June 2020 by Media Relations
The story of KanlayaTaronga Western Plains Zoo's youngest Asian Elephant calf Kanlaya turns two on 14 June 2020. Take a step back in time and learn about the…
Posted on 11th June 2020 by Media Relations
Dubbo Zoo ready to reopenTaronga Western Plains Zoo Dubbo has been a hive of activity as it prepares to reopen its gates on Monday 1 June 2020, welcoming guests back once…
Posted on 29th May 2020 by Media Relations