Taronga Conservation Society Australia operates Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation. The zoo offers a unique experience for visitors to observe a wide variety of animals, including new zoo babies, and participate in activities such as keeper talks, tours, and pedal boats. With a focus on protecting wildlife and educating the public, Taronga Western Plains Zoo is committed to securing a shared future for both animals and people.
At Taronga Western Plains Zoo, guests can choose from three accommodation options, including Zoofari Lodge, Savannah Cabins, and Billabong Camp, providing an immersive experience in the heart of the zoo. The recent opening of Platypus HQ, the world’s largest purpose-built platypus conservation center, showcases Taronga’s dedication to species preservation and education. Through memberships, special discounts, and various events, Taronga encourages community engagement and support for its conservation efforts.
With a strong emphasis on conservation science, Taronga collaborates with partners globally to address challenges facing wildlife and habitats. The organization’s commitment to wildlife care, education, and research underscores its mission to protect endangered species and promote environmental stewardship. By acknowledging and respecting the indigenous peoples of the land, Taronga Western Plains Zoo upholds a tradition of cultural heritage preservation while advancing its vision for a sustainable future for wildlife and humanity.
