HQ Function

The headquarters serves as the central hub for zoo administration, animal care management, conservation program coordination, veterinary services, education outreach, and visitor services.

Notable Features:

Integrated within the 41-acre zoological park, featuring historic and modern facilities dedicated to animal welfare and public engagement. Key areas include the veterinary hospital, research facilities, and administrative offices.

Work Culture:

A passionate, conservation-driven environment where staff are dedicated to animal welfare, research, education, and sustainability. Collaborative teams work across diverse fields from zookeeping to scientific research and guest services.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is central to Perth Zoo's mission of saving wildlife, connecting the community with nature, and leading conservation efforts both locally and internationally.

Values Reflected in HQ: Commitment to conservation, animal welfare, education, scientific research, sustainability, and community engagement.

Location:

Perth Zoo extends its conservation impact globally through partnerships with international conservation organizations, participation in global species management and breeding programs (e.g., for Sumatran Orangutans, African Painted Dogs), funding for in-situ conservation projects in various countries, and collaborative research with international institutions. While its physical operations are based in Western Australia, its commitment to wildlife conservation has a worldwide reach.

Street Address:

20 Labouchere Road

City:

South Perth

State/Province:

Western Australia

Country:

Australia