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Becoming a zoo keeper
What does it take to become a Zoo Keeper? Find out here.
On-demand Professional Development
Free teacher professional learning from the comfort of your chair. This range of online courses support Victorian teachers with teaching the early childhood, primary and secondary curriculum.
Build a campaign
Become a Fighting Extinction School by completing an educational project with your students supported by project ideas, programs and classroom resources.
A Tiny Dragon
Written in collaboration with Zoos Victoria and Teeny Tiny Stevies, the catchy tune celebrates the recent rediscovery of the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon.
Zoo Keeper For a Day
Experience what it takes to care for the amazing animals at Kyabram Fauna Park. Zoo Keeper For a Day gives children the chance to see Kyabram Fauna Park from a different perspective. Go behind the scenes to help to prepare nutritious diets, create enrichment items, maintain habitats, feed our animals, and learn about wildlife conservation.
Leave a Gift in your Will
A gift in a Will, will change animals' lives for the better and help move species off the critically endangered list.
Build a Project - Threatened Species - Healesville Sanctuary
Expand your teaching skills with our Professional Development (PD) for educators and teachers. Designed for the Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework (VEYLDF). Learn more.
Build a Project - Threatened Species - Melbourne Zoo
Explore our STEM professional development (PD) program for Victorian primary and secondary school teachers to enrich your classes, from early childhood to year 10. Learn more.
Human Impacts on the Environment Years 9-10
Discover our secondary school Geography program for Years 9 and 10. Learn about animals and human interactions and the impacts of these.
Community Conservation Campaigns
Find out the simple things you can do to have a big impact on the fight against wildlife extinction.
VIP Sanctuary Tour
Come with us on a journey through the Australian bush and meet the animals who live there.
Green Tree Frog
One of the most recognisable species of frogs in Australia, the Green Tree Frog has a bright green body, white stomach and long fingers. It can reach up to 11cm long.
Australian Trail
Step into the beautiful outback and spot Eastern Grey Kangaroos, Emus, Southern Koalas, Tammar Wallabies and other native animals on our Australian Trail.