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Habitats and Features Foundation-Year 2
Our educational zoo excursion offers primary school students the opportunity to learn about animal care and to become wild explorers for the day.
Digital programs
Sign up for our digital education programs and help your students experience interactive online learning about animals and conservation. For all years.
Minecraft Education for Science
Become an Eco Detective with Minecraft. Recommended for years 4-6 students, this free Minecraft Education game will engage students and allow them to solve real-world conservation issues one block at a time.
About us
Saving wildlife is not what we do, it's who we are.
Sponsors and partners
We cannot do all of this great work with threatened species on our own.
Fundraise for wildlife
The saying "it takes a village" has never been more accurate than when describing the fight against extinction. Find out different ways to fundraise the donate.
Hippo Experience
Go behind the scenes with a keeper to see how we care for hippos!
Raising Rhinos
Join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes where you'll witness our ranger's extraordinary care for rhinoceroses.
Group catering
Our take away lunch packs are a great option for groups of ten or more, providing a convenient and seamless dining experience as well as having everything pre-organised.
Southern Koala
The koala is one of Australia's most famous animals. With their muscular bodies and strong limbs, they’re well suited to life in the trees.
Melbourne
Discover a world of wildlife in the heart of Melbourne, where kids visit free on weekends and school holidays.
Behaviour Change Essentials
If you are wanting to make a measurable difference through inspiring behaviour change in your organisation and/or community, this workshop is for you. Learn more.
Elephants now roaming
Zoos Victoria's herd of nine Asian Elephants recently made its historic journey from Melbourne Zoo to its new 21-hectare habitat in wonderful Werribee. After a few weeks of getting settled in, the trail is now open to humans.