
Threatened Species
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Discover the cutting-edge solutions being used to safeguard some of Australia’s most vulnerable animals. Learn about Zoos Victoria’s multi-disciplinary approach to recovering a threatened species, which includes monitoring and research, conservation breeding, habitat enhancement and protection, species translocation, and community engagement. Expert-led keynote presentations and free resources are now available for you and your group.


Fighting Extinction
CEO keynote available upon request for an additional fee.
Explore the world of zoo-based conservation. Learn about what Zoos Victoria does and how people are working together for wildlife. Discover practical ways to take action for wildlife.
For zoo and conservation sector professionals, a CEO or Director keynote about strategy and multi-disciplinary approaches is also available.

Love Your Locals
Be introduced to the remarkable stories of Victoria’s most endangered animals and the people working to protect them. Learn how cutting-edge conservation efforts are helping species on the brink, and discover practical ways you can support local wildlife to thrive.
Explore all of our keynotes here.
Free Resources
Zoos Victoria is part of a community effort to reduce the risk of extinction for targeted endangered and critically endangered species of animals. Our work requires urgent, brave and innovative actions that harness the collective capacity of our community to each play a role in securing a future rich in wildlife. By sharing these resources, we aim to advocate for the conservation and welfare of wildlife and share our expertise to support others.
Explore our resources below:

Local Threatened Species
Learn more about the Australian animals that Zoos Victoria is saving from extinction.

Detection Dog Squad
This page will introduce you to Zoos Victoria’s Detection Dog program, which is helping some of Australia’s most threatened species.

3-year Corporate Plan
This document outlines Zoos Victoria’s bold and purposeful plan in harnessing a collective passion for conservation, fostering a brighter future for wildlife and communities alike.
Golden-rayed Blue Butterfly
This video case study explains how First Peoples, government agencies, landholders and schools are working together to support the population of a local butterfly.

The Last Call
Hear about the event that started our journey in becoming a zoo-based conservation organisation dedicated to fighting extinction.
