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Search ArticlesSnails on a plane
Skip to main A species re-discovered just six years ago and once feared lost forever has reached a major milestone in its recovery, with the final release of 1,000 critically endangered Campbell's keeled glass snails (Advena campbellii) onto Norfolk Island.
200,000 reasons to celebrate International Tiger Day
Skip to main July 29th is International Tiger Day, a chance to celebrate these iconic and intelligent predators. Known for their unique striped patterns and powerful roars, these big cats have long held important cultural significance for people across their home ranges. As apex predators, they play a vital role in keeping ecosystems healthy and in balance. Posted on 28 July 2026 by Media Post July 29th is International Tiger Day, a chance to celebrate these iconic and intelligent predators.
Construction set to take off for Taronga’s beloved Sky Safari
Taronga Zoo Sydney is one step closer to welcoming back one of its most beloved experiences, with construction kicking off to upgrade the Zoo’s iconic Sky Safari, ahead of a late 2027 reopening. First launched in 1987, the Sky Safari was a much‑loved feature of Taronga Zoo for more than 30 years and has been greatly missed since it retired in 2023. The start of construction marks a major milestone in bringing back the reimagined experience for today’s visitors and future generations.
Call of the Siamangs echoes at Dubbo Zoo this Easter
Taronga Western Plains Zoo has released never-before-seen footage of Siamang duo Kasarna and Kasem performing the iconic call of their species. Siamangs have the loudest call of any primate species, with every bonded pair forming a completely unique duet. Kasarna and Kasem made their public debut together in December 2025 and are still refining their sound.
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Taronga Western Plains Zoo is devastated by the stillbirth of an Asian Elephant calf. Our experienced keepers had been watching expectant mother Anjalee around the clock and observed that after initial signs of labour, the birth did not progress as expected. Sadly, despite the best efforts of the Zoo’s keeping and veterinary teams, Anjalee gave birth to a stillborn calf late on Thursday. Anjalee and the female herd are doing well, with Thong Dee, Porntip and Kanlaya staying close to her side.
Siamang duo debuts at Dubbo Zoo
Taronga is not-for-profit. Every dollar you spend saves wildlife. English EnglishChinese (Simplified)FrenchGermanItalianJapaneseKoreanSpanishVietnamese The iconic call of the Siamang is once again ringing out across Dubbo after duo Kasarna and Kasem made their public debut at Taronga Western Plains Zoo. Kasem, aged six, arrived in Dubbo in October from Willowbank Wildlife Reserve in Christchurch New Zealand and passed his 30-day quarantine with flying colours.
New arrivals make a splash!
Taronga is not-for-profit. Every dollar you spend saves wildlife. English EnglishChinese (Simplified)FrenchGermanItalianJapaneseKoreanSpanishVietnamese New arrivals are making a splash at Taronga Western Plains Zoo – NSW's Best Major Tourist Attraction – this summer. The Dubbo Zoo, which claimed the gong at the recent NSW Tourism Awards, has welcomed four Black-handed Spider Monkey babies, three African Lion cubs, two Quokka joeys and a critically endangered Scimitar-horned Oryx calf this year.
Fab Four arrive at Taronga Zoo Sydney!
Taronga is not-for-profit. Every dollar you spend saves wildlife. English EnglishChinese (Simplified)FrenchGermanItalianJapaneseKoreanSpanishVietnamese #Animals, #Taronga Zoo Sydney Taronga Zoo Sydney is thrilled to introduce the Fab Four at its newly opened Rhino Reserve: Hari, a four-year-old Greater One-horned Rhino, joined by three Asian Water Buffalo—Kahn, Sahasi, and Babu.
Taronga protects environmental jewel in North-West NSW
Taronga is not-for-profit. Every dollar you spend saves wildlife. English EnglishChinese (Simplified)FrenchGermanItalianJapaneseKoreanSpanishVietnamese #Animals, #Conservation, #Taronga Conservation Society Australia Taronga Conservation Society Australia has established a third, ‘wild’ restoration site.
Your sustainable Christmas guide
1. Fabric Wrapping Paper Scraps of old fabric can make beautiful, colourful wrapping for your gifts – and the best part is, you can re-use again and again without fear of ripping or crinkling. You can iron if you wish, and sticky tape as usual, or tie knots to secure your wrap. Discuss with your family and agree to reuse each year, removing the pressure (and mess) of buying wrapping paper. Check out some inspo here 2. Op-Shop Secret Santa Sick of spending $50 for every Secret Santa?