April 4, 2025
QUEENSLAND, Australia — Robert Irwin, the 21-year-old son of the late Steve Irwin, has been making headlines recently for his multifaceted endeavors in wildlife conservation, media, and fashion. Born on December 1, 2003, Robert has dedicated his life to preserving wildlife and educating the public, following in the footsteps of his renowned father.
Dedication to Wildlife Conservation
As a passionate conservationist, Robert plays a pivotal role at Australia Zoo, engaging in activities such as crocodile feeding and animal care. His commitment extends beyond the zoo; he supports numerous conservation projects worldwide and educates thousands annually on the importance of the natural world.
Earthshot Prize Ambassador
In September 2024, Robert was appointed as one of the first Earthshot Prize Global Ambassadors. This prestigious role involves promoting environmental innovations aimed at solving global challenges. The Earthshot Prize, initiated by Prince William, recently announced that its 2025 awards ceremony will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Robert featured in the announcement video alongside other notable figures, emphasizing Brazil’s rich biodiversity and commitment to environmental innovation.
Venturing into Fashion
Demonstrating his versatility, Robert has recently become the face of Bonds’ “Made for Down Under” campaign. The campaign features him modeling underwear alongside native Australian wildlife, including snakes and lizards. This collaboration aims to blend his conservation work with fashion, reaching new audiences and promoting awareness about Australia’s unique fauna.
Personal Life and Public Image
In a candid interview, Robert revealed that he is currently single and open to finding love, humorously noting that, like his parents and sister, he might meet someone special at Australia Zoo. He emphasized the importance of self-care and well-being, aligning with his recent endeavors that showcase a more personal side of his life.
