"Little Steve loved animals, and his childhood was spent amongst Australia's wildlife. As a young boy, his parents started a wildlife refuge and Steve and his sisters helped care for many injured animals. When he was nine, Steve captured his first crocodile, in order to take it to a national park so it could have a safe, happy life. He fell in love with protecting crocodiles and as an adult became known as the crocodile hunter! Steve shared his love of wildlife and his passion for protecting it through television programmes, and soon rose to international fame. Steve used his celebrity status to educate the world on the importance of conservation"--Provided by publisher.
Simple text and photographs profiles the life and achievements of naturalist Steve Irwin, discussing his childhood, love of nature, interactionwith animals, family, television career, death, and other related topics.
Describes the life and career of Steve Irwin, famously known as the Crocodile Hunter, from his childhood and early love of animals to his rise in popularity as a film and television star and naturalist.
Looks at the life and activities of Steve Irwin, an Australian herpetologist whose fascination with crocodiles and other wildlife led to the development of the television series "The Crocodile Hunter.".
Terri Irwin chronicles her fifteen-year relationship with her husband, wildlife warrior Steve Irwin, recounting the many adventures they had as they tried to preserve the world's endangered animals and reflecting on the impact Steve and his work had on the people around him.
Profiles Steve Irwin, a herpetologist, television personality, and movie star whose concern for the natural environment and animals led him to fame as the "Crocodile Hunter.".
Explores the life of Australian conservationist and television host Steve Irwin, discussing his influences, obstacles, and achievements; and includes a discussion of biography writing.
