• Since 1997 over 900 Dibblers bred at Perth Zoo have been released to the wild
Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
our native Australian species, frogs are doing it tough as cities take over from wild
with Perth Zoo’s monumental 125th birthday, which is being celebrated with the Wild
The animals and plants at Perth Zoo are from all corners of the globe. Find out more with these excellent and informative fact sheets and explore your world.
In the Wild: This lizard is most commonly seen basking on roadsides, rocks or paving
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.
Building a better world together For 125 years Perth Zoo has been at the heart of the Western
outdoor exhibit has been designed to closely replicate the Kimberley region of Western
How much do you really know about these rust-coloured tree-dwellers?
program which empowers local farmers and villagers to protect Red Pandas in the wild
Stay up to date with Perth Zoo’s latest conservation news and wildlife wins. Discover how we’re protecting animals and supporting global conservation.
The image ‘The Kiss’ captured by the West Australian newspaper 20 years ago of her
Perth Zoo Showcased to the World on Facebook TV In a world-first collaboration, Western
The young female was born at Taronga Western Plains Zoo in country NSW on Friday
