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Taronga Zoo Sydney ele-brate Asian Elephants in traditional Thai CeremonyTaronga Zoo Sydney’s Asian Elephants, Pak Boon and Tang Mo, received a traditional blessing and ritual ceremony today, ahead of their upcoming move…
Posted on 13th March 2025 by Media Relations
PLATYPUS RESCUE HQ TURNS 1Taronga Western Plains Zoo is celebrating one year since the world's largest purpose-built platypus conservation centre opened on Dundullimal…
Posted on 18th February 2025 by Media Relations
A Green Sea Turtle and Little Penguin's Journey to RecoveryOver Summer, the Taronga Wildlife Hospital team have been busy caring for wildlife. As the weather warms up and people are more likely to be out…
Posted on 18th February 2025 by Media Relations
Chuditch run wild in Sturt National ParkAlso known as Western Quoll, the Chuditch is one of four species of quoll in Australia and was once found across 70% of mainland Australia, but has…
Posted on 31st January 2025 by Media Relations
Date set to pack TrunksThe end of the Asian Elephant era at Taronga Zoo Sydney is a foot, with Taronga announcing the mammoth move of Asian Elephants Tang Mo and Pak Boon…
Posted on 13th January 2025 by Media Relations
Taronga Animals at Christmas TimeThe holiday spirit is in full swing for some lucky residents at Taronga Zoo Sydney this week! Festive fun arrived in the form of handmade…
Posted on 25th December 2024 by Media Relations
Taronga and Anker Innovations supporting Little PenguinsPosted on 18th December 2024 by Media Relations
I grew up with Taronga…Taronga Zoo is a place to make memories and we know many of our visitors have a long, happy, history of visiting us.
Posted on 08th December 2024 by Media Relations
Rescued Fish Thrive at Lion Pride LandsA population of endangered Southern Purple Spotted Gudgeon, a freshwater native fish, has been returned to the wild after thriving under the watchful…
Posted on 28th November 2024 by Media Relations
Endangered Quolls Ready for the WildA record number of Chuditch have received the vets’ tick of approval after another successful breeding season at Taronga Western Plains Zoo on…
Posted on 13th November 2024 by Media Relations
Caring for our Native Animals this Spring and SummerAt Taronga, our two Wildlife Hospitals – located at Taronga Zoo Sydney and Taronga Western Plains Zoo Dubbo – provide vital care to around 1,500 sick…
Posted on 12th November 2024 by Media Relations
Flippin’ good news!Two Fiordland Penguin chicks in Taronga’s zoo-based breeding program have reached fledging age in the only global breeding program for the vulnerable…
Posted on 04th November 2024 by Media Relations
