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Taronga's Newest Addition
Kambiri
Taronga Zoo is celebrating the arrival of a precious female Pygmy Hippo calf, the first to be reared by its mother at the Zoo in over 20 years.
Her name is 'Kambiri' and she has already started to spend a short amount of time early each morning out and about exploring her exhibit.
If you visit Taronga Zoo before 10am head straight down to Wild Asia and be among the first to catch sight of our new arrival.
By just being a member of Zoo Friends you have helped endangered wildlife and international conservation. This is priceless. So when considering whether you should renew your membership each year, please do so. You are funding critical conservation and education projects.
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Animal training - short courses by the experts!
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Ever wondered how Taronga’s Zoo Keepers train a seal, a lion or even an elephant. Come behind the scenes for a once in a lifetime experience at Taronga Zoo and learn about animal training from the experts!
Animal Training is a two-day training course designed to give you the skills and know-how to use Taronga’s training techniques at home.
» To find out more
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Tassie Devil Appeal
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The Tasmanian Devil may be extinct in our lifetime if we don't act now.
The Taronga Foundation is leading the official Tassie Devil Appeal to support the Australia-wide insurance breeding program.
» For more information
Photo courtesy of Tony Britt-Lewis
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Activities for Children
Inspire your Child's Imagination
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Early morning walks
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Wondering what it would be like to take a leisurely guided walk around the Zoo in the early morning? and to come face to face with some of the world's exotic and most endangered species before the Zoo opens?
» Find out more
» Other Taronga Western Plains events
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