Taronga Western Plains Zoo, part of Taronga Conservation Society Australia, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and education. With a clear vision to secure a shared future for wildlife and people, Taronga leads conservation efforts through animal care, recovery, education, community engagement, and science. The zoo in Dubbo offers a range of experiences, including new zoo babies, keeper talks, tours, pedal boats, and bikes, allowing visitors to connect with a variety of animals and learn about their conservation.
At Taronga Western Plains Zoo, guests can stay overnight in one of three accommodation options: Zoofari Lodge, Savannah Cabins, and Billabong Camp. The zoo also hosts corporate events, weddings, and special Zoo events, providing unique opportunities for guests to support wildlife conservation. Taronga’s commitment to conservation science is evident through partnerships with universities, governments, and conservation organizations to address challenges impacting wildlife and people, while also delivering conservation education programs to inspire future conservation leaders.
With a proud tradition of wildlife protection and a focus on enhancing visitor experiences, Taronga Western Plains Zoo continues to evolve as a leading conservation and education hub. Through sponsorship opportunities and partnerships with various industries, Taronga remains at the forefront of conservation, research, and environmental education. As a statutory authority owned by the people of New South Wales, Taronga’s dedication to wildlife preservation and sustainability is reflected in its ongoing efforts to protect the world’s precious wildlife for generations to come.
