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Raising Rhinos
Join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes where you'll witness our ranger's extraordinary care for rhinoceroses.
Tasmanian Devil
Now listed as endangered, the Tasmanian Devil is the largest living carnivorous marsupial in the world.
Dingo
A distant relative of the Indian Wolf, the Dingo arrived in mainland Australia around 5,000 years ago. They're a naturally shy animal with an independent nature. Pack leaders breed once a year and the whole pack helps rear the pups. Dingoes howl at different frequencies to communicate their territory boundaries and pack make-up.
Gorilla Rainforest
Head deep into the jungles of Africa where lemurs roam, gorillas rule and tree-top apes and monkeys sing from the top of their lungs. You can also meet Melbourne Zoo's Pygmy Hippopotamus, the Cassowary and other animals along the way.
Green Tree Frog
One of the most recognisable species of frogs in Australia, the Green Tree Frog has a bright green body, white stomach and long fingers. It can reach up to 11cm long.
Governance, policies & procurement
Learn more about the Zoological Parks and Gardens Act 1995, our board and the policies which Zoos Victoria adheres to.
School Holidays
Get ready for a ROAR‑some school holiday adventure, where unforgettable safari experiences and incredible wildlife await. Don’t miss the adorable lion cubs as they playfully explore their world.
Emergency wildlife help
There are a number of organisations you can contact no matter what time of the day or where you are located that can provide emergency help for wildlife.
Careers
Work for a world-leading conservation organisation, where everyone plays a role in saving wildlife.
Getting here
Healesville Sanctuary is just a one hour drive from Melbourne CBD through the stunning Yarra Valley wine region!
Habitats
Discover the animals that call Kyabram Fauna Park home.
Conservation Partners
Giving a major gift is much more than a financial transaction it is inspiring others to give, changing animal’s lives for the better and helping move species off the critically endangered list.
Getting here
Getting to Melbourne Zoo by public transport is the easiest, most convenient and eco-friendly way to go! Learn more about how to make your way to Melbourne Zoo.
AWHC Tour
Get a glimpse into the world of wildlife veterinary medicine and visit behind the scene of where our vets do their amazing lifesaving work for our Sanctuary residents as well as local wildlife.
Koala Experience
Meet our sleepy koalas. Learn some remarkable facts about Australia's favourite tree-huggers and see why they've captured the nation's hearts.