Steve Irwin 20-Year Wildlife Legacy Chrono-Atlas

Reserve Area Secured

135,000 ha

Wenlock River & Queensland Corridors

Hospital Patients Treated142,000+
Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital (Beerwah)

Croc Telemetry Tracking

240+ Crocs

World's longest continuous estuarine study

Anti-Poaching Patrol Days

48,500 Days

Sumatra Elephant & Tiger Squads

Active Chrono-Timeline: Year 2026 (20-Year Memorial)

20th Anniversary: Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve secured; 142,000+ wildlife patients treated.

2006 (Passing) 2010 (Bauxite Mining Fight) 2015 (Hospital 60k) 2020 (Bushfire Surge) 2026 (20th Anniversary)

Field Sanctuaries & Corridors

Select Focal Species Apex Predator

Saltwater Crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) Acoustic & GPS

Launched in partnership with the University of Queensland in 2008, this tracking mission on the Wenlock River has recorded over 240+ estuarine crocodiles using submerged acoustic hydrophone arrays and satellite tags, proving homing migrations of up to 400+ kilometers along Cape York.

Hospital Admission Trend 142,000 Total

Year 2026 Intake: Over 10,000 native admissions per year. Primary causes: vehicular trauma, 2019-20 bushfire rehabilitation, and koala retrovirus/chlamydia vaccine trials championing wild gene pool survival.

20-Year Conservation Archival Dossier (2006–2026)

Land & Catchment Preserved

135,000 hectares secured along Cape York Peninsula. Bauxite buffer zone intact with pristine groundwater artesian springs.

Wildlife Hospital Scale

Over 142,000 native fauna patients admitted and rehabilitated across Queensland, featuring a purpose-built koala ICU and sea turtle surgical theater.

Global Wildlife Warrior Footprint

Active tiger anti-poaching teams across Sumatra, grey nurse shark acoustic mapping along Moreton Bay, and continuous research carried on by Terri, Bindi, and Robert Irwin.