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Western Swamp Tortoises For more than a century, these tortoises were believed to
Western Swamp Tortoises For more than a century, these tortoises were believed to
Blue-tongue Skink Western Brush-wallaby Western Grey Kangaroo Western Ringtail Possum
Blue-tongue Skink Western Brush-wallaby Western Grey Kangaroo Western Ringtail Possum
The Western Swamp Tortoise was once thought to be extinct until a schoolboy made
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.
Environment Minister Albert Jacob said the 28 Perth Zoo-bred Dibblers and one wild-born
Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
Original (wild) populations are found only in pockets of woodland in the Dryandra
This World Environment Day, we’re celebrating a native species baby boom!
This season, we’re jumping with joy to announce: 38 critically endangered Western
Perth Zoo Latest News Article Expanded breeding for endangered reptile The Western
Before we leap into the New Year, we want to celebrate some of our best moments from 2023!
Hundreds of wild cockatoos were given lifesaving medical treatment of surgery in
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In the wild: They are not strong enough to break into termite mounds themselves,