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Help threatened native animals
Because of your continued kindness:
- 62 Greater Bilbies have been returned to the wild
- +1,300 Campbell's Keeled Glass-Snails have been released
- 21 marine turtles are being tracked to help protect critical habitat
This year, 34 plants and animals were added to Australia’s national threatened species list. For many years now, we’ve ranked first in the world for mammal extinctions, and we’re a global hotspot for biodiversity loss and deforestation. It’s a tough pill to swallow.
💚 Please give generously today to help scale up the efforts to stop our precious native species from going extinct.
Please make an urgent donation
How your donation can help
$75
Breed-for-release
Support breed-for-release programs protecting threatened wildlife.
$150
Fund vital research
Help conservation scientists monitor and research marine turtles and fur seals.
$300
Rewild threatened species
Restore critical habitat where threatened species can recover and thrive.
You've already saved this many Threatened Species
6
Rehabilitated seals are being tagged and tracked in the wild
7
Species have been saved from extinction
21
Marine turtles are currently being tracked in NSW, providing critical insights into their behaviours and habitat use
62
Greater Bilbies have been returned to the wild through our breed-for-release program
1,300
Campbell's Keeled Glass Snails have been returned to the wild through our breed-for-release programs.
60,000
Creatures released back into the wild through Taronga's conservation breeding programs in total
For centuries, First Nations people have cared so passionately for the wildlife, water and land they thrived on. Taronga is following in their footsteps to continue to protect Australian wildlife.


