Outdoor

In this episode Wanaka based Chef Angelo Georgalli is in the South Island of New Zealand fishing for salmon in a glacier fed river on the south west coast, north of Fiordland. Using his rustic portable kitchen, he prepares pan fried salmon with tapenade and green beans, chunky salmon steaks with a roasted garden salad and finally salmon fajitas with a tropical mango salsa.

In this episode Wanaka based Chef Angelo Georgalli is in the North Island of New Zealand diving for mussels off the Matakana Coast. Using his rustic portable kitchen, he prepares mussels with a Neapolitan sauce, a mussel chowder with seaweed and his own fish stock and finally a Roman classic, mussel carbonara.

This is a crucial documentary told by those who have lived and breathed every facet of this reef and been the advocates long before people understood the changes.. The vision of 10,000 dives through the producer half of these on the Great Barrier reef to provide the avenue of understanding of change. The knowledge of one of the worlds leading marine biologist who has spent his life in the water an

The Internet's best hunting, fishing, and all around outdoor viral videos.  Brought to you all in one show with special guest Ted Nugent.

The Internet's best hunting, fishing, and all around outdoor viral videos. Brought to you all in one show with special guest Cragg Fitz.

Coyote Peterson takes it back to prehistoric times in this dinosaur-centric episode.

Coyote and the crew discover a super-sized snail.

From Sydney to the Greater Blue Mountains, Zac and Darin meet with leading eco-warriors to learn about protected lands and habitat conservation.

Zac and Darin get down and dirty as they explore a natural approach to farming through regenerative agriculture and organic food production.

Along the coastline, Zac and Darin take a deep dive into the coral reef restoration techniques supporting a vast underwater ecosystem.

Zac and Darin test their cooking skills in Melbourne before heading to the Torres Strait Islands to understand the impact of rising sea levels.

Searching for ways to minimize their carbon footprint, Zac and Darin visit a self-sustaining home and other businesses innovating to reduce waste.

Nature and science unite in surprising symbiosis. Daniel Sid picks up heron spotting skills, puts them to good use by joining the Heron Watch, and contributes to the database of Singapore’s heron population as a citizen scientist. Then, by working with a mangrove expert, Daniel understands how mangroves serve a critical purpose in protecting us and our homes for the future, and how, in turn, we

How are technological innovations changing our relationship with nature? For one, it has influenced the way space is designed. Daniel Sid is surprised to see how one of Singapore’s healthiest coral reef systems can be found in a place where boats are docked – at Marina Keppel Bay! He also has a glimpse of how public parks may be run in the future at Jurong Lake Gardens, a “living laboratory” to t

Joe flies with The Snowbirds and gives Mikey his first pilot lessons. And a pilot quits Buffalo.

Yen-Po Chen (Tommy Chen) is a famous Taiwanese ultra-marathon athlete, who became the first ever Asian athlete to complete the 4 Deserts Race Series and achieved the title of World Champion, in 2016. The documentary 'Run for Dream' records Yen-Po Chen’s exciting yet treacherous ten-year journey to become the champion. The film crew documented a fraction of joined Chen’s journey across the globe. W

Chef Darren Robertson uses locally sourced produce to create a delicious and festive Christmas barbecue feast.

Chef Darren Robertson heads out to show which fresh vegetables are the best for a barbecue menu and where to find the best ones, before grilling them up into a delicious dish.

Searching for ways to minimize their carbon footprint, Zac and Darin visit a self-sustaining home and other businesses innovating to reduce waste.

Nature and science unite in surprising symbiosis. Daniel Sid picks up heron spotting skills, puts them to good use by joining the Heron Watch, and contributes to the database of Singapore’s heron population as a citizen scientist. Then, by working with a mangrove expert, Daniel understands how mangroves serve a critical purpose in protecting us and our homes for the future, and how, in turn, we

How are technological innovations changing our relationship with nature? For one, it has influenced the way space is designed. Daniel Sid is surprised to see how one of Singapore’s healthiest coral reef systems can be found in a place where boats are docked – at Marina Keppel Bay! He also has a glimpse of how public parks may be run in the future at Jurong Lake Gardens, a “living laboratory” to t

Joe flies with The Snowbirds and gives Mikey his first pilot lessons. And a pilot quits Buffalo.

Yen-Po Chen (Tommy Chen) is a famous Taiwanese ultra-marathon athlete, who became the first ever Asian athlete to complete the 4 Deserts Race Series and achieved the title of World Champion, in 2016. The documentary 'Run for Dream' records Yen-Po Chen’s exciting yet treacherous ten-year journey to become the champion. The film crew documented a fraction of joined Chen’s journey across the globe. W

Chef Darren Robertson uses locally sourced produce to create a delicious and festive Christmas barbecue feast.

Chef Darren Robertson heads out to show which fresh vegetables are the best for a barbecue menu and where to find the best ones, before grilling them up into a delicious dish.

Searching for ways to minimize their carbon footprint, Zac and Darin visit a self-sustaining home and other businesses innovating to reduce waste.

Nature and science unite in surprising symbiosis. Daniel Sid picks up heron spotting skills, puts them to good use by joining the Heron Watch, and contributes to the database of Singapore’s heron population as a citizen scientist. Then, by working with a mangrove expert, Daniel understands how mangroves serve a critical purpose in protecting us and our homes for the future, and how, in turn, we

How are technological innovations changing our relationship with nature? For one, it has influenced the way space is designed. Daniel Sid is surprised to see how one of Singapore’s healthiest coral reef systems can be found in a place where boats are docked – at Marina Keppel Bay! He also has a glimpse of how public parks may be run in the future at Jurong Lake Gardens, a “living laboratory” to t

From Sydney to the Greater Blue Mountains, Zac and Darin meet with leading eco-warriors to learn about protected lands and habitat conservation.

Zac and Darin get down and dirty as they explore a natural approach to farming through regenerative agriculture and organic food production.

Along the coastline, Zac and Darin take a deep dive into the coral reef restoration techniques supporting a vast underwater ecosystem.

Zac and Darin test their cooking skills in Melbourne before heading to the Torres Strait Islands to understand the impact of rising sea levels.

Searching for ways to minimize their carbon footprint, Zac and Darin visit a self-sustaining home and other businesses innovating to reduce waste.

Kevin Pietersen (KP) invites Matt Wright to South Africa, to visit the Kruger National Park area, and show him the state of play and understand the world of poaching. Aside from his success in cricket, KP has also been a fierce and passionate member of the global choir singing to save the rhino. It’s Matt’s first time in South Africa, but it’s not the first time he’s had to face the problem of end

Although the situation is bleak, there is hope. Back at an undisclosed reserve, Matt, KP and Graeme Smith meet another kind of team saving rhinos. From perimeter and ground-based technologies to revolutionary communication and data analysing systems, they are diving into what could be the future of wildlife conservation. Technology seems an obvious solution, but it can’t be the sole strategy, so t

Coyote attempts to discover more about Cheetah and lizard.

Coyote explains the difference between venom and a poison snake.

Zac and Darin test their cooking skills in Melbourne before heading to the Torres Strait Islands to understand the impact of rising sea levels.

Searching for ways to minimize their carbon footprint, Zac and Darin visit a self-sustaining home and other businesses innovating to reduce waste.

Nature and science unite in surprising symbiosis. Daniel Sid picks up heron spotting skills, puts them to good use by joining the Heron Watch, and contributes to the database of Singapore’s heron population as a citizen scientist. Then, by working with a mangrove expert, Daniel understands how mangroves serve a critical purpose in protecting us and our homes for the future, and how, in turn, we

How are technological innovations changing our relationship with nature? For one, it has influenced the way space is designed. Daniel Sid is surprised to see how one of Singapore’s healthiest coral reef systems can be found in a place where boats are docked – at Marina Keppel Bay! He also has a glimpse of how public parks may be run in the future at Jurong Lake Gardens, a “living laboratory” to t

Louie and the Gunfather team restore George's Winchester Model 63, so that he can pass it down to his grandson.

Louie honors his late father, 'Pops,' by restoring his Browning Safari, so that he can give it to Louie Junior as a gift.

Elite BASS Pro Justin Lucas is used to winning, but finds himself down to Steve Pennaz as they target big largemouth on a unique lake with a max depth of only 15 feet. How does Lucas respond?

Steve Pennaz calls the lake today one of the most challenging he has ever fished. The issue: miles of weedline. But he and Elite BASS Pro Adrian Avena discover the key to the lake's giant bass…and the competition goes down to the wire!