On the 10th of May, year five and six arrived at Little Manly and after having a quick morning tea we headed off to Little Collins Beach and up to…
Posted on 15th June 2012 by Media Relations
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On the 10th of May, year five and six arrived at Little Manly and after having a quick morning tea we headed off to Little Collins Beach and up to…
Posted on 15th June 2012 by Media Relations
A couple of months have passed and Kibali and Kimya are settling in well. There has been some highs and lows with the two young gorillas getting to…
Posted on 13th June 2012 by Media Relations
Keepers at the Zoo are saddened by the passing of 21 year old Selatan the Sumatran Tiger.
Posted on 12th June 2012 by Media Relations
Taronga Scientist Dr Grainne Cleary wants local Mosman residents to help her watch out for Powerful Owls.
Posted on 07th June 2012 by Media Relations
The saying goes ‘like father like son’, but one of our young black back gorillas is defiantly not taking after his relaxed and laid back father,…
Posted on 29th May 2012 by Media Relations
Taronga celebrated its 550 volunteers and their incredible contribution to wild life through behavioural studies, administration, guest services and…
Posted on 29th May 2012 by Media Relations
Keepers are excited by the arrival of a female Addax calf on Tuesday 8 May 2012.
Posted on 22nd May 2012 by Media Relations
Taronga Western Plains Zoo has recently welcomed the arrival of three Ring-tailed Lemurs from Rome Zoo in Italy.
Posted on 22nd May 2012 by Media Relations
Keepers over at Reptile World have welcomed four tiny Eyelash Vipers which are being cared for behind the scenes.
Posted on 21st May 2012 by Media Relations
Winter is steadily imposing itself on Sydney and the temperatures are dropping. Some of us may crank up the heat, whilst others may don a ‘snuggie’,…
Posted on 14th May 2012 by Media Relations
Today I was unbelievably lucky to see the equivalent of zoological hidden treasure here at Taronga Zoo.
Posted on 10th May 2012 by Media Relations
A Little Penguin which nearly suffocated due to a fishing net was rehabilitated by Taronga Wildlife Hospital and released back into the wild!
Posted on 07th May 2012 by Media Relations