Twenty-nine Dibblers have been released on a remote island off the State’s south coast as part of a project to establish a new population of the endangered carnivorous marsupial.
implementing feral cat baiting using the Eradicat® bait, which is supported by $1.7 million
• Perth Zoo’s completed lion breeding facility officially opens • Two new lionesses arrived at Perth Zoo
Uzuri and Makeba will now settle into the $3.4 million, world-class facility which
Rhinos have been grazing the planet for over 50 million years, making them one of
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The Perth Zoo Master Plan will recreate environments and habitats within the Zoo that transport our community to local and global locations and immerse them in the natural world. The Master Plan 2040 solidifies the Zoo’s positions as a global conservation leader, astonishing destination and vital community educator.
To kickstart the development, the State Government has invested $21.8 million to
trash into enrichment treasure Did you know that in Western Australia over 7.4 million
A childhood trip to the zoo used to be a beloved rite of passage, but increasingly some people are beginning to feel uncomfortable with zoos.
This has totalled more than $2.8 million over the past 7 years.
Perth Zoo has continued its world leading program for orangutans releasing another critically endangered Sumatran Orangutan born at Perth Zoo into a protected rainforest in Indonesia.
ongoing fundraising and community conservation program has raised more than $2.7 million
Our Executive Director David van Ooran has penned a message that addresses an interesting question: „in an age of documentaries and virtual reality, do we still need zoos?“
With almost a million visitors last year, Perth Zoo is already on the latter path
Far from Perth Zoo, a scarred but lucky young African Painted Dog aptly named ‘Lucky’ now lives in a Zimbabwe rehabilitation centre enjoying a second chance at life.
“We’ve raised over $1.6 million dollars for painted dogs in the past decade.
