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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.

Wurundjeri Culture

There is a rich history of Indigenous culture in this region, and you can see this reflected throughout the Sanctuary.

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.

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.

Deluxe Safari Adventure

Meet rhinos, giraffes, zebras, antelopes and more as you travel across the zoo's open plains with your own personal guide.

Flying high: Melbourne Zoo’s iconic Butterfly House turns 40

The year was 1985: Bob Hawke was Prime Minister, “We Are the World” was topping the charts and a little soap named Neighbours premiered on TV. It was also the year that Melbourne Zoo opened the glass doors to what would soon become a beloved oasis nestled in the inner-city.

Dinos at the Zoo

Experience the life-sized moving dinosaurs in a stunning bushland setting in Healesville. Hurry, the dinos are here only until the end of winter school holidays.

Moth Tracker

Mountain Pygmy-possums are facing the fight of their lives with Bogong Moth numbers crashing. Here's how you can help. It's simple: if you see a Bogong Moth, take a photo and upload it to Zoos Victoria's Moth Tracker webpage.

Youth Advisory Committee

The Zoos Victoria Youth Advisory Committee exists to empower and amplify the voices of young people, fostering their passion for wildlife conservation, and providing a platform for their invaluable insights and contributions.

Self-guided Excursion

Provide students with a unique, real-world learning experience exploring wildlife, habitats, and conservation in an engaging, immersive setting.

STEM Years 9-10

Book your class in this zoo program to improve their STEM skills. A perfect excursion for secondary school students.