Nov 13, 2025
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Visit Taronga Zoo Sydney
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Subheading - Things you can do and see at Taronga Zoo Sydney, like new zoo babies, keeper talks and presentations, and Wild Ropes.Things you can do and see at Taronga Zoo Sydney, like new zoo babies, keeper talks and presentations, and Wild Ropes.Things you can do and see at Taronga Zoo Sydney, like new zoo babies, keeper talks and presentations, and Wild Ropes.
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Subheadin - Keep up with Taronga events like the brand new evening experience - Taronga After Dark, concert series Twilight at Taronga, New Year's Eve and others.
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Subheading - WIRES contributed over $1 million in operational funding to bring this groundbreaking project to life, helping to secure a future for one of Australia’s most iconic and vulnerable species.
Nov 01, 2025
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Summary - The facility supports critical research into platypus health and breeding, delivered in partnership
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Conserving Sumatran Rhino
While I was in South Africa in 2007, I saw my first wild Black Rhinoceros and knew then they were something special. It wasn’t until I actually started working with them in 2012, that I realised exactly how special they are. I also work with Greater One-horned Rhinos and have been privileged to be a part of the Zoo’s breeding programs for both these species. How lucky am I – to be working with two species of rhino! It was through my work that I became aware of the predicament facing the Asian Rhino species. After seeing pictures and only reading about Sumatran Rhinos, I had the opportunity to travel to Sumatra and work at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary (SRS), thanks to a Taronga Zoo Friends fellowship. Never in my wildest dreams did I think that I would get to work with two rhino species – let alone three! I found I had to pinch myself a number of times to check that I wasn’t imagining where I was.