We've received endorsement from the Zambian Government for an exciting new program, aimed at conserving wildlife and biodiversity in the stunning Lower Zambezi National Park.
We're delighted to have released the 13 koalas that we rescued from bushfires in December, back to their homes in the Blue Mountains after 3 months safekeeping at Taronga Zoo
We create and share knowledge to empower wildlife conservation. Our aim is to bridge the implementation gap between research and conservation, so that the best possible wildlife science and technology is applied on the ground, where it counts.
Our MissionNo matter what you have to offer, there are ways you can help to conserve our wildlife. Make a donation, become a Friend of Science for Wildlife, volunteer to help out on projects. , Contact us about corporate sponsorship.
Take Action NowWe need your help. If you have recently seen a koala in the area of western Sydney, through the Blue Mountains and out to Bathurst and Mudgee please let us know! Register here to learn where to go koala spotting, and how, or to report a sighting to us (or use our online mapper)
For Koala Spotters
