20K views · 84 reactions | After the warmest winter on record, the sea ice in Greenland is breaking up earlier than ever before. This could have a catastrophic impact on wildlife. | BBC Two | Facebook

We recently welcomed the incredible Steve Backshall, wildlife adventurer, conservationist and presenter of the ABC's Deadly 60, for a visit to Melbourne Zoo! Steve met with some of our dedicated Marine Response Unit before going behind-the-scenes to learn more about two tiny but mighty species brought back from the brink: The Lord Howe Island Stick Insect and the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon 🦎 Remember, your visit to any of our four properties directly contributes to our work both at the

1.5K views · 23 reactions | If you're unfamiliar with our work, here's a good introduction from our multi-talented president, Steve Backshall - TV wildlife adventurer, writer and Strictly Come Dancing participant. | Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust - BBOWT | Facebook

68K views · 183 reactions | Australia Ocean Live tour is on sale!!! Bringing marine dreams to life on stage, Perth, Sydney, Adelaide, Newcastle, Brisbane, Melbourne, Canberra | Steve Backshall | Facebook

30K views · 379 reactions | Tickets for my 2023 ‘Ocean’ Tour are available now! For a full list of upcoming dates see my website www.stevebackshall.com | Steve Backshall | Facebook

Stonefish; the world’s most venomous fish. For my Ocean Live tour, hitting Australia in January I’m sharing some of my favourite Aussie animals. Looking forward to filming these beauties with @millerwilson soon!#deadly60 #deadly #wildlife #deadlyanimals #venom #Australia #ocean #oceanlive | Steve Backshall