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Sustainability and the Biosphere Years 9-10
Students explore ecosystems, biodiversity, and sustainability, learning about carbon cycles, threatened species conservation, habitat protection, and ethical conservation practices.
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.
Accessibility
We are always happy to discuss any requirements you may have to make your visit more enjoyable. Where we cannot accommodate your wishes, we will endeavour to provide suitable options.
Youth Advisory Committee
Join the Youth Advisory Committee and help shape the future direction of Zoos Victoria to support a future rich in wildlife​. Learn more.
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.
Wipe for Wildlife
You can help protect local wildlife. Join over 275,000 people who have committed to switch to toilet paper made from recycled paper today!
Human Impacts on the Environment Years 9-10
Discover our secondary school Geography program for Years 9 and 10. Learn about animals and human interactions and the impacts of these.
Teacher Mentoring Program
This program provides exclusive and one-on-one support for you to design lessons, units and wildlife conservation projects.