You can tune in with your class, with your tamariki at home, or even by yourself as we play a guessing game with a different theme each month!
5th February 2025
The end of 2024 saw the Australia Bush Track at Auckland Zoo undergo some exciting changes! Join Tory and her friends as we walk through the track, explore the new habitats and meet some of the animals.
2nd April 2025
We will be announcing the themes of the webinar closer to the time! There are some exciting changes to Wild Wednesday in 2025 so stay tuned to find out where Tory will be and what new friends we will be meeting!
4th June 2025
We will be announcing the themes of the webinar closer to the time! There are some exciting changes to Wild Wednesday in 2025 so stay tuned to find out where Tory will be and what new friends we will be meeting!
6th August 2025
We will be announcing the themes of the webinar closer to the time! There are some exciting changes to Wild Wednesday in 2025 so stay tuned to find out where Tory will be and what new friends we will be meeting!
1st October 2025
We will be announcing the themes of the webinar closer to the time! There are some exciting changes to Wild Wednesday in 2025 so stay tuned to find out where Tory will be and what new friends we will be meeting!
3rd December 2025
We will be announcing the themes of the webinar closer to the time! There are some exciting changes to Wild Wednesday in 2025 so stay tuned to find out where Tory will be and what new friends we will be meeting!
Feet come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes at the Zoo and are used for all types of different movement!
Find out about different habitats, the animals that call them home, and what we can do to help protect them.
kKākā, rinorino, tīeke, and tuahuru. Let’s learn the meaning behind the different te reo Māori names of some of the animals at the Zoo.
Did you see that? Try not to blink or you might miss it as we zoom in and take a close look at different animals eyes.
Stripes, spots, feathers, scales, and scutes. Explore the different fur, feathers, and scales at the Zoo.
We look at all of your favourite animals and learn a little bit about why these animals have captured your imagination!
Attract native birds like tūī to your garden by creating your own nectar feeder.
We're passionate about conserving wildlife and wild places through science. Get involved and survey your area!
Find out if pest or pals live in your garden. Who left the tracks?
