Only 1,400 endangered South-eastern Red-tailed Black-cockatoo remain across its range in south-east South Australia and south-west Victoria. The project works with local landholders to support other landholders to re-establish vital stringybark and buloke feeding habitat of the Red-tailed Black-cockatoo to the landscape. Zoos SA is represented on the national South-eastern Red-tailed Black-cockatoo Recovery Team.
Our project partners include the Australian Government, South East regional Natural Resource Management Board, South Australian Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources and local landholders.
A team of Zoos SA staff from Monarto Safari Park have been involved in the captive breeding and release...
Zoos SA is trialling captive breeding and release for the species.
Adelaide Zoo received its first Western Swamp Tortoises in 2003 and had its first successful hatchlings in 2012.
Zoos SA is involved with captive breeding and cross-fostering the joeys in the pouches of surrogate mothers.
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