Irwin Bindi

Biography

Bindi Sue Irwin was born on 24 July 1998 in Queensland, Australia. She is the daughter of wildlife expert Steve Irwin (The Crocodile Hunter) and Terri Irwin, and the sister of Robert Irwin. Raised at the family’s Australia Zoo, Bindi has become a prominent conservationist, television presenter, author and public speaker. She works to advance wildlife protection, habitat conservation and animal welfare through hands-on involvement, media projects and education initiatives.

News and Recent Projects

• Public figure and host of the wildlife-focused television series Crikey! It''s the Irwins, which follows the Irwin family as they continue Steve Irwin’s legacy at Australia Zoo and in conservation outreach.
• Active spokeswoman for Wildlife Warriors Worldwide, the Irwin Family Foundation, supporting conservation programs, wildlife rescue and habitat protection around the world.
• Engages in educational content and live events aimed at children and families to foster interest in wildlife and environmental stewardship.

Recent and Notable Projects

• Continued leadership and participation in Australia Zoo activities, wildlife hospital work and conservation campaigns.
• Production and promotion of wildlife education content across traditional media and digital platforms, focusing on hands-on learning and conservation messaging.
• Public appearances and philanthropic collaborations that support animal welfare, habitat protection and youth involvement in conservation.

Personal Life

In 2020, Bindi Irwin married Chandler Powell. The couple has shared updates about family life and their ongoing commitment to wildlife advocacy. In 2021, they welcomed their first child, Grace Warrior Irwin Powell, marking a new chapter in their family and public service work.

Social Media and Public Presence

Bindi Irwin maintains official profiles across major social media platforms to share conservation work, educational content and family updates. Platforms commonly used include Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and X (formerly Twitter). These channels are used to promote Wildlife Warriors initiatives, wildlife education and charitable campaigns, and to engage with fans and supporters around the world.

Charitable Work and Mission

As a leading figure in wildlife conservation, Bindi supports Wildlife Warriors Worldwide and the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital. Her work emphasizes hands-on animal care, habitat protection, anti-poaching efforts, and youth education about biodiversity and ecological stewardship.