School programs

Humans may be the greatest threat to wildlife, but animals must still contend with each other for survival.

With one third of all amphibian species facing the threat of extinction, World Zoos and Aquaria have declared a Global Amphibian Crisis.

Students with a passion for nature are invited to address this crisis by participating in a full day of froggy exploration.

Did you know that the grasslands are the most endangered ecosystem in Victoria?
Meet some of the unique animals native to grasslands, discuss threats, and collaborate to improve and protect our local grassland ecosystems.

Understanding the natural habitats where animals live brings a new perspective to ideas of ‘home’.

Saving our endangered animals begins with protecting the natural homes where they live. The native grasslands around Werribee are especially threatened and are home to some seriously cute little animals.

It sounds like a mouthful because it is (and don’t forget omnivores)

Explore the diversity that exists between animals, plants and other organisms within a grassland ecosystem.

How would you like to look after some of the world’s most awesome, and demanding, animals?

Positive animal encounters at a young age helps children build a deep connection with nature.