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The 20th Steve Irwin Gala Dinner! | Wildlife Warriors Missions

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Celebrating the 20th Steve Irwin Gala Dinner. Join us for a look at the amazing night that helped us raise much needed funds for wildlife and wild places.

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About Wildlife Warriors –

We are Wildlife Warriors. We fight for an extremely important cause – to protect our wildlife and wild places! Join us on our missions as we follow in the footsteps of the original Wildlife Warrior, Steve Irwin, and continue the work that he was so passionate about. From Tigers in Sumatra and Cheetahs … Continue

Bindi, Chandler And A Tiny Tortoise | Australia Zoo Life

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We adore all animals big and small and today’s guest is adorably tiny! With Elongated Tortoises being critically endangered, we are so thankful to be playing our part in breeding these special reptiles.

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Here at Australia Zoo we are home to over 1200 beautiful animals and 400 staff. Join us as we give you a behind the scenes look at all the action. From new additions to animal highlights, our awesome zoo crew and fabulous zoo celebrations. We’ll get you up close and personal with … Continue

Webinar: Barriers To Bridges: Wildlife bioDIVERSITY

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Join speaker Krystal Toney, Ph.D. candidate at The University of North Texas, and Author of Black in Nature, as she speaks at the web series A Conversation on Diversity in Wildlife Conservation: Black History Month Edition. She will discuss her current research project which aims to focus on the cultural connections with the land, the environment, and conservation as a whole, specific to Texas. She will be joined by the moderator, Wildlife Conservation Interpreter of the Dallas Zoo, and Herpetology enthusiast, David Smallwood.