Healesville Sanctuary will mark the Black Saturday anniversary with one minute's silence on Sunday at noon.
Visitors will also be invited to wear a yellow ribbon which will be available at the Sanctuary this weekend, courtesy of Spotlight.
Find out moreAsian Elephant Dokkoon became the first elephant in Australia to give birth to a female calf and also to deliver a baby conceived by artificial insemination.
Find out moreThe amazing documentary series ‘The Zoo' is having an encore season, every day at 5pm on Channel 7. This documentary program takes viewers behind the scenes at our three zoos: Melbourne Zoo, Healesville Sanctuary, and Werribee Open Range Zoo.
Find out moreMelbourne Zoo's biggest ever exhibit is now open. The $20 million Wild Sea exhibit features the wonders of Victoria's coast and ocean.
Find out moreThe seals and penguins have just moved into their new homes, and they're settling in now before Wild Sea opens to visitors on Wednesday, December 9th.
Find out moreHealesville Sanctuary is celebrating the birth of 27 bouncing baby Tassie Devils as part of its important breeding program to help save the iconic species from the threat of extinction. As part of the celebration, there is an exclusive chance to help name one of the babies and win a weekend getaway package including a special meet and greet with the newly named youngster.
Find out moreWith every dollar spent supporting its amazing work with Australia's native wildlife, Healesville Sanctuary's Twilight Shopping Night on Thursday 12 November 2009 will be the perfect opportunity to beat the Christmas rush.
Find out moreHealesville Sanctuary staff have proven that you don't need formal bike paths to ride to work.
Find out moreChildren's Week 2009 will be launched at the Melbourne Zoo on Sunday 25 October 2009 with FREE entry for children 15 years and under. (Adults and young people over 15 will need to pay the entry fee into the Zoo.)
On Saturday 31 October at Healesville Sanctuary and Werribee Open Range Zoo there is a lot of special things to see and do with FREE entry for children 15 years and under. (Adults and young people over 15 will need to pay the entry fee into Healesville Sanctuary and Werribee Open Range Zoo).
Healesville Sanctuary, Werribee Open Range Zoo and Melbourne Zoo celebrated births and new arrivals in a financial year packed with milestones.
Find out moreJoin us in our favourite frog activity for the year! As part of National Frog Week celebrations, participants can enjoy an exploration of local frogs in the Healesville area with a Coranderrk Frogs Walk'n'Talk .
Find out moreCome to Healesville Sanctuary 10 October - 8 November 2009 and see an exhibition of magnificent photographs by the junior finalists in the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges Spring Photography Exhibition.
Find out moreFor the first time in 10 years, experts in the Platypus species met last month to discuss all things webbed, billed and absolutely unique to Australia.
Find out moreMelbourne Zoo is delighted to announce the birth of a baby Black and White Colobus monkey.
Find out moreClaire Hooper (Network Ten's Good News Week), Josh Thomas (Network Ten's Talkin' 'bout Your Generation) and Tom Ballard (triple j's Tom & Alex) joined forces with Melbourne Zoo's Tigers Ramalon and Binjai to raise awareness about the impact of palm oil on Sumatran Tiger habitat.
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Find out moreWorld-renowned photographer, Steve Parish will be taking budding photographers on an inspiring journey into wildlife photography at Healesville Sanctuary later this month.
Find out moreMore than 10,000 old mobile phones have now been collected in the campaign to assist gorilla conservation in Africa launched at Melbourne Zoo by primate expert Dr. Jane Goodall in October 2008.
Find out moreThere is a new 'mane' attraction at Werribee Open Range Zoo. Visitors now have an opportunity to see our two male lions at extremely close range.
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Vets at Werribee Open Range Zoo have successfully saved the leg of a frog and removed an aching tooth from an African Wild Dog.
Find out moreBelieved extinct for more than 80 years, the Lord Howe Island Stick Insect is back from the brink thanks to a species survival program at Melbourne Zoo.
Find out moreBenni the Koala is becoming quite the adventurer! At just over nine months old, he's starting to leave Mum Mia to venture into the big wide world.
Find out moreHealesville Sanctuary and Werribee Open Range Zoo will be smoke-free venues from Tuesday 1 September.
Find out moreWorld-first footage shows the birth of a nymph Lord Howe Island Stick Insect, part of Melbourne Zoo's endangered species breeding program for insects previously believed extinct for more than 80 years.
Find out moreAsia's only Great Apes could vanish from the wild in only ten years without immediate action to protect their habitat, and a campaign just launched at Melbourne Zoo aims to gain community support to protect their rainforest homes.
Find out moreEvery week our experienced veterinarians face all kinds of challenges when they treat animals of all shapes and sizes. Join us on their latest adventures!
Find out moreTwo school classes have won a Planting Day at Werribee Open Range Zoo through a Poster Competition that encouraged students to take action for habitat loss.
Find out moreNine-month-old Pygmy Hippo ‘Monifa' has arrived at Melbourne Zoo from her birthplace at Taronga Zoo.
Find out moreWerribee Open Range Zoo is celebrating the arrival of eight tiny Cape Barren Geese chicks.
Find out moreWerribee Open Range Zoo's great success with breeding the highly endangered Addax antelope will assist breeding programs at other Australian Zoos.
Find out more14 year old Tony Missen was an eager participant in Healesville Sanctuary's Birds of Prey Encounter program.
Find out moreHealesville Sanctuary celebrated the successful rehabilitation and release of an Australian Pelican back to Lilydale Lake this week.
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Find out moreDiscover Where The Wild Things Are At Melbourne Zoo, Werribee Open Range Zoo and Healesville Sanctuary on 28 & 29 November.
Find out moreAsian Elephant Dokkoon became the first elephant in Australia to give birth to a female calf and also to deliver a baby conceived by artificial insemination.
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