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A keeper working with Australian native animals at Taronga Western Plains Zoo is urging the public to continue to watch out for wildlife on the roads…
Posted on 22nd April 2024 by Media Relations
An ill and injured Lace Monitor has been safely returned home after a 6-week stint at the Wildlife Hospital at Taronga Western Plains Zoo.
Posted on 08th April 2024 by Media Relations
In a significant milestone for one of the most critically endangered species in NSW, a further 97 zoo-bred juvenile Bellinger River snapping turtles…
Posted on 05th April 2024 by Media Relations
Three-month-old Long-nosed Fur Seal pup Eve is ready to dive in the deep end at Taronga Zoo – literally. Marine Keepers at Taronga Zoo Sydney have…
Posted on 27th March 2024 by Media Relations
Scientists and researchers have discovered a juvenile platypus in the Royal National Park, less than a year after ten platypuses were returned to the…
Posted on 21st March 2024 by Media Relations
In a significant stride in the conservation for one of Australia's most threatened amphibians, Taronga Conservation Society Australia has…
Posted on 20th March 2024 by Media Relations
With the Easter long weekend and autumn school holidays just around the corner, Taronga Zoo Sydney has a spring in their steps as a baby boom spreads…
Posted on 20th March 2024 by Media Relations
Posted on 27th February 2024 by Media Relations
The Great Barrier Reef and other reef systems around the world are threatened by multiple processes, particularly warming and ocean acidification as…
Posted on 16th February 2024 by Media Relations
Taronga Zoo Sydney are celebrating World Hippo Day with a huge announcement of the birth and public debut of a four-week-old female Pygmy…
Posted on 15th February 2024 by Media Relations
The world’s largest purpose-built platypus conservation centre is officially open, with guests to Taronga Western Plains Zoo able to see this iconic…
Posted on 13th February 2024 by Media Relations