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In 1994, Steve and Terri Irwin Purchased 1,400 Hectares to Restore Koala Habitat, Then Planted 44,000 Eucalyptus and Added 660 Hectares
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In 1994, Steve and Terri Irwin purchased nearly 1,400 hectares of depleted farmland in Blackbutt, Queensland, to repel a forest and make a roof to Australia's iconic marsupials, according to the Australian Zoo. At the time, no one was talking about extinction for these animals, but their woods were already receding under chainsaws and urban sprawl. Three decades later, the restoration of koala habitat on this property, called Ironbark Station, s…
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