Wildlife Victoria has teamed up with “Goodwill Wine” to offer our supporters a unique way of purchasing really good quality wine at discounted prices while supporting our wildlife.

It's been a bumper spring so far and swooping birds have resulted in Wildlife Victoria receiving a lot of concerned calls to our Emergency Phone Service.

UPDATE (22 June 2011): Following nearly 3 months of rehabilitation, the famous corella dubbed "Chaddy" has been released.  The long-billed corella became stuck on a wire on the facade of Chadstone Shopping Centre on 28 March this year.

UPDATE (8 April 2011): To relieve the pressure from the black swan, who has not left the nest since this incident, Melbourne Zoo and Moonee Valley City Council have decided to remove the eggs and take them to the safety of the Zoo. They are currently waiting for the swan to voluntarily leave the eggs before taking action. Teenagers are currently being questioned.

With many parts of Victoria now underwater, we are currently experiencing  the most widespread flood damage Victoria has ever seen.  This is devastating for our wildlife and the team here at Wildlife Victoria, along with our network of dedicated volunteers, have been hard at work helping them back on their feet.

A tricky, sticky situation for a kangaroo

What is the kangaroo equivalent of a human grabbing biscuits in a jar and not being able to pull your hand out?