Wild Australia

The country itself, which is also where the free photographic record is richest. Cape York, the Wenlock and the Burdekin, Queensland bush and wetland, the Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah. The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve is here, and the correction that goes with it: he did not buy it. The Australian Government purchased Bertiehaugh Station in 2007, after his death, as a memorial, and the family manages it. His own land purchases, in Australia, Vanuatu, Fiji and the United States, are a separate and real thing, and the total protected runs past four hundred and fifty thousand acres.

Part of Steve Irwin

122 moments in this segment.

  1. - Glasshouse Mountains from Mary Cairncross Park QUT-7228. The Mary Cairncross Reserve is a conservation park located on the Blackall Range east of Maleny, in Queensland's Sunshine Coast Region of Queensland. The reserve is positioned in the mountain rainforests of the Maleny region overlooking the Glass House Mountains. (Wikipedia).
  2. - Glasshouse Mountains, Sunshine Coast QUT-7229-3. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 1962. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  3. - Burdekin Bridge QUT-7358-2. The Burdekin River in north Queensland, 1963. Bob and Steve Irwin caught the first known Irwin's turtle themselves, on a crocodile catching trip on the Burdekin River in 1990. Steve photographed it, the turtle expert John Cann confirmed it was new to science, and Elseya irwini was named in 1997, during his lifetime.
  4. - Burdekin Bridge, c 1967. The Burdekin River in north Queensland, 1967. Bob and Steve Irwin caught the first known Irwin's turtle themselves, on a crocodile catching trip on the Burdekin River in 1990. Steve photographed it, the turtle expert John Cann confirmed it was new to science, and Elseya irwini was named in 1997, during his lifetime.
  5. - Mt Tibrogargan, Glasshouse Mountains, Queensland QUT-7237-3. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 1969. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  6. - Glass House Mountains, December 1970. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 1970. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  7. - Farm near Mount Tibrogargan, December 1970. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 1970. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  8. - Glass House Mountains, December 1970. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 1970. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  9. - Cattle farm near Glass House Mountains, December 1970. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 1970. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  10. - Glass House Mountains, December 1970. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 1970. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  11. - North Coast (now Sunshine Coast) hinterland with the Glasshouse Mountains in the background, 1971. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 1971. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  12. - Mt Tibrogargan QUT-7238. Mount Tibrogargan is a small mountain in the Glass House Mountains range in Queensland's Sunshine Coast Region. It is a magma intrusion of hard alkali rhyolite that squeezed up into the vents of an ancient volcano 27 million years ago. (Wikipedia).
  13. - Mt Coonowrin, Glasshouse Mountains, Queensland QUT-7233. Mount Coonowrin is one of the Glass House Mountains, located on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. It is easily distinguished because of its rocky formation at the top. It is also known by its unofficial name Crookneck. (Wikipedia).
  14. - Bruce Highway near tthe Glasshouse Mountains between Brisbane and Gympie, 1975. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 1975. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  15. - Queensland, Australia. Cape York country, 1995. The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve on Cape York covers about 330,000 acres of the old Bertiehaugh Station. The Australian Government bought it in 2007, after his death, as a memorial, and the family manages it.
  16. - Steve & Terri Encounter A Color Changing Baby Python | The Crocodile Hunter | Animal Planet. Cape York is the last wild frontier of the Australian east coast, and it is where the conservation legacy settled: the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve, about 330,000 acres on the peninsula's western side, was bought by the Australian Government in 2007 as a memorial to him.
  17. - Steve Befriends A Snake in the Outback | The Crocodile Hunter | Animal Planet. The central Australian desert was a recurring location for the series, which covered far more than crocodiles across its 78 episodes.
  18. - Steve Irwin Sneaks Up On the King of the Outback! | The Crocodile Hunter | Animal Planet. Uluru, still often called Ayers Rock at the time, and the Simpson Desert dunes gave the series its desert episodes. Terri co-presented from the first episode.
  19. - Steve Irwin Encounters Cute Lizards & Deadly Snakes | Crocodile Hunter | Animal Planet. Australia has more venomous snake species than any other country, and the reptile material runs through the whole series. The family park had opened in 1970 as a reptile park.
  20. - Steve Handles Leaping Lizards! | The Crocodile Hunter | Animal Planet. Frilled lizards, goannas and thorny devils are the desert reptiles the series covered alongside the crocodiles. Reptiles are where the entire family enterprise began.
  21. - Steve Irwin helps an infertile alligator breed! | Crocodile Hunter | Animal Planet. Breeding work with crocodilians is slow, technical science rather than spectacle. The tracking programme it sits alongside has run on the Wenlock River since 2007 with the University of Queensland.
  22. - Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve. The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve holds 35 distinct ecosystems across rainforest, wetland and savanna, and on 2023 figures 170 bird species, 48 fish, 47 reptiles, 21 amphibians and 20 mammals.
  23. - Steve and Terri Irwin save wildlife | Irwin Family Adventures. Bushfire rescue was ordinary work for the family long before the 2019 and 2020 fires made it international news. Lyn Irwin had been rehabilitating burned and orphaned wildlife since the 1970s.
  24. - Steve Irwin's favourite wild dogs - Dingoes! | Australia Zoo Life. Dingoes are Australia's native dog and a contested species in Queensland land management. Bob Irwin, who founded the park in 1970, has campaigned on Queensland wildlife policy in his own right for years.
  25. - How Steve Irwin’s Family Is Saving Injured Australian Animals. The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital handled a large intake through the 2019 and 2020 Australian bushfires. It opened in 2004, is dedicated to Lyn Irwin, and now treats up to 10,000 animals a year according to Australian Geographic.
  26. - Wild Horse Sunset. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2003. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  27. - Glass House Mountains Australia Queensland - panoramio. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2003. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  28. - Glass House Mountains Australia Queensland - panoramio - Vinko Rajic. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2003. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  29. - Glasshouse Mountains from Caloundra - panoramio. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2004. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  30. - Glasshouse Mountain. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2004. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  31. - Glasshouse Mountains - panoramio. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2005. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  32. - Kookaburra on the Fence. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2005. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  33. - Glasshouse Mountains - vyhlídka - panoramio. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2005. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  34. - Mount Tibrogargan, Glass House Mountains. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2005. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  35. - PC270040-Sandals White House, Jamaica as seen from a boat. Photographed in 2005. Australia Zoo and Wildlife Warriors say the family now holds more than 450,000 acres of habitat across Queensland, a figure that traces to the family and the zoo themselves.
  36. - Glasshouse Kookaburra-26. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2005. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  37. - Glass House Mountains. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2005. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  38. - Kookaburra Head. Photographed in 2005. Australia Zoo and Wildlife Warriors say the family now holds more than 450,000 acres of habitat across Queensland, a figure that traces to the family and the zoo themselves.
  39. - Glasshouse Kookaburra on Ground-01. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2005. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  40. - Kookaburra on Fence. Photographed in 2005. Australia Zoo and Wildlife Warriors say the family now holds more than 450,000 acres of habitat across Queensland, a figure that traces to the family and the zoo themselves.
  41. - Mount Tibrogargan, Glass House Mountains. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2005. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  42. - Glass House Mountains. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2005. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  43. - Tunbubudula mountains. Tunbubudula (The Twins), with Mt Miketeebumulgrai further back to the right. Taken from the Glass House Mountains lookout. Glass House Mountains National Park, Queensland, Australia.
  44. - MtTibrogargan. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2006. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  45. - BurdekinRiver1. The Burdekin River in north Queensland, 2006. Bob and Steve Irwin caught the first known Irwin's turtle themselves, on a crocodile catching trip on the Burdekin River in 1990. Steve photographed it, the turtle expert John Cann confirmed it was new to science, and Elseya irwini was named in 1997, during his lifetime.
  46. - Glass House Mountains at Dusk-02. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2006. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  47. - Glasshouse Mountains from Shorncliffe Pier Shorncliffe Panorama 1. Glass House Mountains National Park is a heritage-listed national park at Glass House Mountains, Sunshine Coast Region, Queensland. It is 70 km (43 mi) north of Brisbane and consists of a flat plain punctuated by rhyolite and trachyte volcanic plugs, the cores of extinct volcanoes that formed 27 million to 26 million y...
  48. - Allocasuarina littoralis male inflorescences Mt Tibrogargan National Park Glasshouse Mountains Queensland IMG 0107. Glass House Mountains National Park is a heritage-listed national park at Glass House Mountains, Sunshine Coast Region, Queensland. It is 70 km (43 mi) north of Brisbane and consists of a flat plain punctuated by rhyolite and trachyte volcanic plugs, the cores of extinct volcanoes that formed 27 million to 26 million y...
  49. - Allocasuarina littoralis male inflorescences Mt Tibrogargan National Park Glasshouse Mountains Queensland IMG 0107a. Glass House Mountains National Park is a heritage-listed national park at Glass House Mountains, Sunshine Coast Region, Queensland. It is 70 km (43 mi) north of Brisbane and consists of a flat plain punctuated by rhyolite and trachyte volcanic plugs, the cores of extinct volcanoes that formed 27 million to 26 million y...
  50. - Australia Zoo protecting wild Sumatran tigers. Sumatran tigers are critically endangered and Australia Zoo funds field conservation in Sumatra alongside its captive breeding. Wildlife Warriors, founded in 2002, is the funding vehicle.
  51. - Catching Crocs. The crocodile tracking programme on the Wenlock River, run by the University of Queensland with Australia Zoo and Wildlife Warriors since 2007, is the largest and longest-running study of its kind in the world.
  52. - Overlooking Glasshouse Mountains from Maleny-1. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2016. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  53. - Robert Irwin's CUTEST Moments with Cute Animals | Crikey! It's The Irwins | Animal Planet. Robert Irwin was born on 1 December 2003 and grew up on the zoo grounds. He is now on the management team, a Wildlife Warriors board director, and an award-winning wildlife photographer.
  54. - Meet The Mischievous Animals of Australia Zoo!. Australia Zoo says it holds over 1,200 animals across about 700 acres, with roughly 110 of them open to the public. It began in 1970 as a two-acre reptile park.
  55. - Hunter The Blind Tiger Gets a Check-Up For His Prosthetic Eyes | Crikey! It's The Irwins. Long-term veterinary care for the resident collection runs alongside the wild patient caseload. Tiger Temple is one of the zoo's named precincts and Sumatran tigers are critically endangered.
  56. - Meet The Cute And Mischievous Animals Of Australia Zoo! | Crikey! It's The Irwins. Australia Zoo says it holds over 1,200 animals across about 700 acres. The collection grew outward from the two-acre reptile park Bob and Lyn Irwin opened at Beerwah on 3 June 1970.
  57. - Gorgeous Giraffes and Venomous Gila Monsters! | Wild Times. The Africa savannah precinct opened in 2011 with giraffes, rhinos and zebras. Gila monsters belong to the reptile house, which descends directly from Bob Irwin's own collection.
  58. - Look back at a monumental year in 2018 with Australia Zoo. In 2018 Steve Irwin received his Hollywood Walk of Fame star, dedicated on 26 April at 6320 Hollywood Boulevard, and Crikey! It's the Irwins premiered on Animal Planet with Terri, Bindi and Robert.
  59. - Bindi Has a Magical White Rhino Encounter in the African Bush | Crikey! It's The Irwins. The Black Mambas are an all-female anti-poaching unit in South Africa. Wildlife Warriors, founded by Steve and Terri in 2002, funds international projects alongside the Queensland work.
  60. - A Season of Wild Times with The Irwins. Robert Irwin's wildlife photography is decorated work: junior runner-up in Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year in 2016, highly commended at Wildlife Photographer of the Year in 2018, and its People's Choice winner in 2020.
  61. - Releasing Sea Turtles On The Great Barrier Reef | Crikey! It's The Irwins. Rehabilitated sea turtles from the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital are released back onto the Great Barrier Reef. The hospital opened in 2004 and is dedicated to Lyn Irwin.
  62. - Rise and fall of the Leyland Brothers | Australian Story (2015). Australian outback documentary filmmaking has a long lineage behind The Crocodile Hunter, which debuted in 1996 and reached North America the following year through Animal Planet and Discovery.
  63. - Lake Cooroibah with Glasshouse Mountains in the distance, Queensland. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2020. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  64. - Laughing Kookaburra in Glass House Mountains National Park. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2020. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  65. - Railway bridge over Burdekin River at Macrossan in flood. Height 56 feet 3 inches. The Burdekin River in north Queensland, 2020. Bob and Steve Irwin caught the first known Irwin's turtle themselves, on a crocodile catching trip on the Burdekin River in 1990. Steve photographed it, the turtle expert John Cann confirmed it was new to science, and Elseya irwini was named in 1997, during his lifetime.
  66. - AU-Qld-Napranum coastal river. Cape York country, 2020. The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve on Cape York covers about 330,000 acres of the old Bertiehaugh Station. The Australian Government bought it in 2007, after his death, as a memorial, and the family manages it.
  67. - AU-Qld-Weipa Mission River bridge. Weipa, far north Queensland, Australia. Leaving Weipa, heading towards Mapoon, over the Mission River. Longest single-lane bridge in Australia. From one side of the river to the other (not between islands). Adjacent rail line to Andoom bauxite mine.
  68. - AU-Qld-Weipa coastal bay. Cape York country, 2020. The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve on Cape York covers about 330,000 acres of the old Bertiehaugh Station. The Australian Government bought it in 2007, after his death, as a memorial, and the family manages it.
  69. - AU-Qld-Weipa caravan park. Cape York country, 2020. The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve on Cape York covers about 330,000 acres of the old Bertiehaugh Station. The Australian Government bought it in 2007, after his death, as a memorial, and the family manages it.
  70. - AU-Qld-Weipa Nanum beach. Cape York country, 2020. The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve on Cape York covers about 330,000 acres of the old Bertiehaugh Station. The Australian Government bought it in 2007, after his death, as a memorial, and the family manages it.
  71. - Nannophlebia risi. The Burdekin River in north Queensland, 2020. Bob and Steve Irwin caught the first known Irwin's turtle themselves, on a crocodile catching trip on the Burdekin River in 1990. Steve photographed it, the turtle expert John Cann confirmed it was new to science, and Elseya irwini was named in 1997, during his lifetime.
  72. - Glass House Mountain Mt Tibrogargan north-1. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2020. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  73. - Robert Irwin Honors Dad Steve Irwin On 17th B-Day. Robert Irwin turned 17 on 1 December 2020. He was two when his father died and has grown up with an archive of home footage rather than a memory of him.
  74. - Terri and Bindi Irwin Introduce Elle the Wombat. Wombat Wander is one of the zoo's named areas. Terri Irwin has owned and managed Australia Zoo since 2006 and Bindi Irwin is its chief executive.
  75. - Robert irwin and Chandler have a koality time | Irwin Family Adventures. Koalas are the largest single patient group at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital as well as one of the zoo's signature residents. Daily husbandry is most of what keeping actually is.
  76. - Curlew saved after a disturbing attack | Wildlife Warriors Missions. Bush stone-curlews are common around the zoo grounds and frequent patients at the hospital, which opened in 2004 and is dedicated to Lyn Irwin.
  77. - Entada Phaseoloides. Cape York country, 2021. The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve on Cape York covers about 330,000 acres of the old Bertiehaugh Station. The Australian Government bought it in 2007, after his death, as a memorial, and the family manages it.
  78. - Mount Tibrogardin Glass House Mountain. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2021. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  79. - Glass House Mountain Tibrogarten. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2021. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  80. - QPWS Ranger Glass House Mountain. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2021. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  81. - Glasshouse Vista - Flickr - PaulBalfe. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2021. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  82. - 🇦🇺Territory Wildlife Park | Calming Billabong Walk | 4K [2021]. Northern Australian billabongs and wetlands are saltwater crocodile country, the habitat Steve worked in as a volunteer for the Queensland East Coast Crocodile Management Program.
  83. - Outback Travels | Irwin Family Adventures. Terri Irwin was born in Eugene, Oregon, and took Australian citizenship after marrying Steve in 1992. She has owned and managed Australia Zoo since 2006.
  84. - More baby cuteness with Bindi, Chandler and koala joeys | Irwin Family Adventures. Koala joeys emerge from the pouch in the Queensland spring. Koalas are also the largest single patient group at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital next door.
  85. - Our Research partnership with USC | Wildlife Warrior Missions. Chlamydial disease is one of the biggest threats to wild koala populations in Queensland, and koalas are the largest single patient group at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital. University research partnerships are a substantial part of the zoo's work.
  86. - A stirring tribute to Robert Irwin on his 18th birthday | Irwin Family Adventures. Robert Irwin turned 18 on 1 December 2021. He was two when his father died in 2006, and has since built his own career in the same work as a presenter, photographer and Wildlife Warriors board director.
  87. - Exploring the red centre | Irwin Family Adventures. Uluru sits in the Northern Territory desert, a long way from the Queensland coast the family works. Steve and Terri filmed the red centre repeatedly for The Crocodile Hunter.
  88. - Robert vs Chandler - Axe throwing | Irwin Family Adventures. Chandler Powell is a retired American wakeboarder who married Bindi Irwin at Australia Zoo in March 2020, and Robert Irwin is his brother-in-law. Both work at the zoo.
  89. - Q&A with Bindi Irwin & Chandler - Part 1 | Irwin Family Adventures. Bindi Irwin is chief executive of Australia Zoo, appointed during the COVID-19 period, and Chandler Powell works there alongside her. They married at the zoo in March 2020.
  90. - Glass House Mountains, Queensland, Australia. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2022. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  91. - Mount Tibrogargan 2. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2022. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  92. - Mount Tibrogargan 1. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2022. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  93. - White-streaked Honeyeater 0A2A8056. Photographed in 2022. Australia Zoo and Wildlife Warriors say the family now holds more than 450,000 acres of habitat across Queensland, a figure that traces to the family and the zoo themselves.
  94. - Mount Beewah Glass House Mountain. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2022. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  95. - Glass House Mountain peaks. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2022. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  96. - Dark Cloud over Glass House Mountains-1. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2022. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  97. - Robert Irwin blooper reel | Irwin Family Adventures. The family produce most of this material themselves, which is why so much of the archive traces directly to the rights holders. Robert Irwin is on the Australia Zoo management team.
  98. - Bindi Irwin Meets The All-Female Anti-Poaching Unit That Is SAVING Rhinos | Crikey! It's The Irwins. The Black Mambas are an all-female anti-poaching unit working in South Africa. Wildlife Warriors, founded by Steve and Terri in 2002, supports international conservation work alongside the Queensland programmes.
  99. - The Irwins check up on a precious echidna | Irwin family adventures. The family's own conservation properties in Queensland are separate from the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve, which the Australian Government bought in 2007. Together the holdings now exceed 450,000 acres by the family's accounting.
  100. - Can Robert jump over Chandler?! | Irwin Family Adventures. The family's home footage has been a public archive for decades, first through The Crocodile Hunter Diaries and now through their own channel.
  101. - We say goodbye to our sweet iguana Rhino | Australia Zoo Life. Long-lived reptiles mean decades-long relationships between keepers and individual animals. The collection descends from Bob Irwin's own reptiles, which became the Beerwah Reptile Park in June 1970.
  102. - Quality time with an adorable echidna | Australia Zoo Life. Echidnas are one of only two egg-laying mammal groups on earth. They are a regular patient at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital as well as a resident species.
  103. - Battle Between Two Bull Elephant Seals | 4K UHD | Seven Worlds One Planet | BBC Earth. Steve Irwin's last screen credit was as Trev, an elephant seal, in the animated film Happy Feet, released in 2006 after his death and dedicated to his memory.
  104. - Morning kangaroo feed with Bindi & Chandler | Australia Zoo Life. Roo Heaven is one of the zoo's named walk-through areas. Bindi Irwin is chief executive of Australia Zoo and Chandler Powell, her husband, works there with her.
  105. - Mount Tibrogargan, Glass House Mountains National Park, 2023, 01. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2023. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  106. - Burdekin River aerial. The Burdekin River in north Queensland, 2023. Bob and Steve Irwin caught the first known Irwin's turtle themselves, on a crocodile catching trip on the Burdekin River in 1990. Steve photographed it, the turtle expert John Cann confirmed it was new to science, and Elseya irwini was named in 1997, during his lifetime.
  107. - Mount Tibrogargan, Glass House Mountains National Park, 2023, 02. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2023. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  108. - One of 13 Glass House Mountains-1. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2023. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  109. - Glass House Mountains. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2023. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  110. - Burdekin River, Millaroo. The Burdekin River in north Queensland, 2023. Bob and Steve Irwin caught the first known Irwin's turtle themselves, on a crocodile catching trip on the Burdekin River in 1990. Steve photographed it, the turtle expert John Cann confirmed it was new to science, and Elseya irwini was named in 1997, during his lifetime.
  111. - Burdekin River, Millaroo 02. The Burdekin River in north Queensland, 2023. Bob and Steve Irwin caught the first known Irwin's turtle themselves, on a crocodile catching trip on the Burdekin River in 1990. Steve photographed it, the turtle expert John Cann confirmed it was new to science, and Elseya irwini was named in 1997, during his lifetime.
  112. - A look inside Camp Coolibah | Wildlife Warriors Missions. Camp Coolibah is the field base for the annual crocodile research trip on the Wenlock River, run since 2007 by Professor Craig Franklin of the University of Queensland with Australia Zoo and Wildlife Warriors.
  113. - Chandler takes on a new challenge | Wildlife Warriors Missions. Chandler Powell has worked the annual crocodile trips for years. The programme had tracked 296 crocodiles and gathered over 10 million data recordings by the end of the 2024 field season.
  114. - Walking with Wombats!. Wombat Wander is one of the zoo's named walk-through precincts. Wombats are also regular patients at the wildlife hospital, usually after vehicle strike or mange.
  115. - BILLABONG | Australia's northern masterpiece. A cinematic nature soundscape. The Mary River floodplains in the Northern Territory hold one of the densest saltwater crocodile populations in the world. Steve spent his twenties removing problem crocodiles from waterways like these so they would not be shot.
  116. - A New Home For These Crocodilians. Moving crocodilians safely between enclosures is the same practical problem Steve solved in the field for the Queensland East Coast Crocodile Management Program, where the point was always to shift an animal alive.
  117. - Bruce Highway at Cooroy, Queensland, 2025. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2025. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  118. - Brumbies feral horses at Cape York, outside Lockhart River, Queensland, 2025. Cape York country, 2025. The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve on Cape York covers about 330,000 acres of the old Bertiehaugh Station. The Australian Government bought it in 2007, after his death, as a memorial, and the family manages it.
  119. - Glasshouse Mountains from Mary Cairncross - 27 November 2025 - WKM-1 (5). The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2025. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  120. - The Irwins in The OUTBACK. Mourachan Station in western Queensland is one of the family's own conservation properties, distinct from the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve. Australia Zoo and the family say they now hold over 450,000 acres across the state.
  121. - Glass House Mountains Lookout, January 2026 02. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2026. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
  122. - Glass House Mountains Lookout, January 2026 01. The Glass House Mountains behind Beerwah, 2026. Bob and Lyn Irwin opened the Beerwah Reptile Park in Queensland on 3 June 1970, after moving the family up from Victoria.
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