#Conservation, #Sydney Wildlife Hospital

The Taronga Wildlife Hospital rehabilitates yet another native Australian bird that was seriously injured due to discarded fishing line.

Posted on 21st May 2019 by Media Relations

#Conservation

An extra 20 Eastern quolls have been released on mainland Australia in an attempt to re-establish this important species.

Posted on 17th May 2019 by Media Relations

#Conservation, #Taronga Western Plains Zoo Dubbo

The Greater Bilby is an iconic Australian animal that plays an important role in Australia’s ecosystem. Taronga Western Plains Zoo is playing a key…

Posted on 14th May 2019 by Media Relations

The school holidays have proven to be a very busy period for Taronga Western Plains Zoo, with record visitation numbers.

Posted on 03rd May 2019 by Media Relations

#Community, #Get Involved, #Taronga Zoo Sydney

On Thursday 18th April, 2019, the Boral Youth at the Zoo (YATZ) Leadership Training Day was held in the Taronga Institute of Science & Learning,…

Posted on 30th April 2019 by Media Relations

#Conservation, #Taronga Western Plains Zoo Dubbo

Asian Elephant calf Kanlaya is now 10 months of age and fast approaching her first birthday in June. She has done plenty of growing in both size and…

Posted on 30th April 2019 by Media Relations

#Conservation, #Taronga Conservation Society Australia

Dr Kellie Leigh and her team at Science for Wildlife are working with volunteers to collect vital data on Koala populations in the Blue Mountains…

Posted on 23rd April 2019 by Media Relations

#Animals, #Taronga Western Plains Zoo Dubbo

Keepers at Taronga Western Plains Zoo have been patiently awaiting the arrival of a third Giraffe calf. It has now joined the herd in Dubbo, born in…

Posted on 04th April 2019 by Media Relations

Keepers at Taronga Western Plains Zoo were delighted by the birth of a Spider Monkey baby on 24 February 2019 to first time mother Havana.

Posted on 04th April 2019 by Media Relations

#Conservation, #Field Conservation Grants, #Taronga Conservation Society Australia

Every two years, Taronga extends its reach by awarding funding to other organisations and conservation projects around the world.

Posted on 01st April 2019 by Media Relations

#Animals, #School Holidays, #Taronga Zoo Sydney

Kartika’s three cubs can now be seen at the Tiger Trek, Taronga Zoo Sydney

Posted on 01st April 2019 by Media Relations

#Animals, #Taronga Western Plains Zoo Dubbo

The six Bolivian Squirrel Monkeys that have called Taronga Western Plains Zoo home for the past six months have headed off to their new permanent…

Posted on 28th March 2019 by Media Relations