HQ Function

Serves as the primary administrative center, home to Taronga Zoo Sydney's diverse animal collection, conservation breeding programs, wildlife hospital, research facilities, and public engagement and education initiatives.

Notable Features:

Iconic Sydney Harbour views, historic Elephant Temple, award-winning Sumatran Tiger Trek, Australian native animal precincts, state-of-the-art Wildlife Hospitals, and the Taronga Institute of Science & Learning.

Work Culture:

A passionate, mission-driven environment focused on animal welfare, conservation outcomes, scientific excellence, and visitor education. Emphasis on collaboration, innovation, and a deep respect for wildlife and people.

HQ Significance:

A leading zoological institution globally, a major tourist attraction for Sydney, and a critical hub for conservation breeding programs, particularly for endangered Australian and exotic species. It plays a vital role in conservation science and community education.

Values Reflected in HQ: Commitment to conservation, animal welfare, education, scientific research, sustainability, and indigenous engagement are evident in exhibit design, operational practices, strategic planning, and program focus.

Location:

While its primary physical operations are in Sydney and Dubbo, Australia, Taronga Conservation Society Australia has a significant global impact through international conservation partnerships, field projects, research collaborations, and capacity building in countries across Asia, Africa, and the Pacific. They support in-situ conservation programs for species like Sumatran Rhinos, elephants, marine turtles, and contribute to global species management plans and wildlife trafficking responses.

Street Address:

Bradleys Head Road

City:

Mosman

State/Province:

NSW

Country:

Australia