Bonorong Wildlife Centre

Come and see our wonderful new 'Living with Wildlife Garden' purposely built to house three of Tasmania's endangered Bandicoots.  The garden feautures a vegetable patch showing how people and bandicoots can share the same plot.  Dr Sally Bryant Director of Bonorong Wildlife Conservation Centre said "...

We are pleased to now offer a new Annual Entry Pass. We have many regular visitors to the ...

Follow Chomper the Devil on Twitter.  Keep track of what what is he is up to every day and the other fabulous Tasmanian wildlife that share the centre with him.   Google Twitter t...

Our sweet little sugar gliders now have a new nest. Closer for visibility, (but not too close because you may hear them snoring), you can see them snuggled up together in their new hollow limb home.

Spring has sprung and its wonderful to see so many young animals out and about in the grounds discovering life for the first time; baby joeys, baby devils, cape barren geese chicks to name a few. At Bonorong we love to see the baby joeys taking a sneak peak at their surrounds from out of their mothers pouches when they think no one is watching and just as quickly popping their heads back inside the pouches when they catch your eye. The cape barren...