Stay up to date with Perth Zoo’s latest conservation news and wildlife wins. Discover how we’re protecting animals and supporting global conservation.
extinction is a big job – that’s why we collaborate with our zoo colleagues around the nation
Perth Zoo’s three red-bummed baboons are off to join a new troop on the east coast!
proud to be a ZAA accredited zoo, working with zoos and wildlife parks around the nation
in young people – inspiring them to learn more about the region that powers the nation
Did you know more than 70% of the employees at Perth Zoo are women? We hope the experiences of our three female Supervisors of Zoology will help inspire you not only for International Women’s Day, but also to join us on the Saving Wildlife journey!
Australia is blessed with such an array of wonderful wildlife, yet sadly, as a nation
The 2019 theme for World Wildlife Day is ‚Life below water: for people and planet’ to remind us all how critical marine (salt water) ecosystems are to our life on land.
The United Nations recognizes the importance of our global biodiversity through World
Australia’s most endangered reptiles released Conservation efforts to save one of the nation
Stay up to date with Perth Zoo’s latest conservation news and wildlife wins. Discover how we’re protecting animals and supporting global conservation.
supply veterinary medical supplies to emergency animal response effort Across the nation
knowledge of infrastructure, governance, urban renewal and transport, and is one of the nation’s
Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
We are one of the most frog-diverse nations on the planet.
Find out more about the artists who have created works-of-art showcased around the Perth Zoo site.
artist David Jones has connections to the Wilman, Kaniyang, and Goreng Noongar Nations
