In Amboseli National Park, Kenya, a small group of Maasai women were chosen to be rangers. Known as Team Lioness, the women patrol the surrounding bushland daily, looking for injured animals and poachers.

Genetic bottlenecking has plagued the Florida panthers since the early 1980s. To counteract this problem the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission created the Florida Panther Project. Their goal was to introduce new genes into the Florida panther's gene pool to diversify the species and save them from extinction.

Elk in Paradise tells the story of migratory elk in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the ranchers they depend on.

In Singapore the Oriental Pied Hornbill is so widespread, that it is hard to believe they only recolonised this tiny island city state recently. The popular hornbill is well adapted to the urban environment. Yet, the increasing reports of their nest predation behavior are shifting the public perception of this urban icon.

An Ozarks naturalist and bowhunter reflects on a recent animal harvest as he ponders the Cycle of Life.

It is often said that we must tolerate wildlife, but what happens if we learn to thrive with them instead?

In the middle of the winter, surrounded by snow, three grey-haired men from the villages of Brändön and Örarna, in the far north of Sweden, feed the local deer so that the animals will survive the harsh conditions.