We are very excited to bring the Taronga calendar back again this year. The calendar features our wonderful animals over 14 months, stories on conservation successes that we have been able to achieve with your help and all-important key dates to keep an eye out such as holidays and Zoo Friends exclusive events.

We are offering a limited number of calendars available for free to our Zoo Friends as a thank you for your support*.

Register to reserve your copy before stock runs out!

Back with another epic line up, Twilight at Taronga tickets are on sale now. Get in quick before shows sell out and settle in for a night under the stars overlooking Sydney Harbour with some of Australia’s favourite artists.

Buy your Zoo Friends discounted tickets using code ZF2024

Southern Corroboree Frog! 

• Found in marshlands and sclerophyll forests under logs, and subalpine bogs of south-eastern NSW and the ACT.
• They are largely nocturnal but are also occasionally active during the day on cloudy days.
• Corroboree Frogs have a typical amphibian life cycle with an aquatic tadpole stage and terrestrial frog stage. 
• They contribute to the richness of the alpine ecosystem in which they're found, even as tiny tadpoles, removing the algae from the beautiful alpine ponds, keeping the water crystal clear, which benefits other aquatic plants and animals.
• They eat small invertebrates, particularly small black ants.
• 2.5 – 3 cm body length.
• They are toxic, they secrete a poisonous alkaloid from its skin which is toxic to predators
• It’s bright colours warn that it is poisonous
• Walks rather than jumps
• Winter torpor: inactive during the winter, remaining under logs or litter on the woodland floor.

Have a great time with this month’s colouring in download!

This month we continue our 2024 colouring adventures with Corroboree Frog! Colour in at home and get creative.