Love Nature

Embark on a journey as Lizzie traverses air, land and sea to encounter Alaskan wildlife and explore some of the world's most remote corners; join scientists eavesdropping on underwater Arctic residents.

Trekking through the Canadian rainforest, looking up at dizzying redwood trees and exploring giant kelp forests with Lizzie as she experiences the wild West Coast of North America; crossing paths with wolves and bears while salmon travel upstream.

Explore the partnership between clownfish and anemones; watch oxpeckers keep savannah residents healthy; review the agreements of dung beetles and pitcher plants.

Exploring ancient fire traditions and a sugar glider's daring escape from the flames.

Spinner dolphins hunt shoals of lanternfish while dodging giant rays.

Explore the partnership between clownfish and anemones; watch oxpeckers keep savannah residents healthy; review the agreements of dung beetles and pitcher plants.

Exploring ancient fire traditions and a sugar glider's daring escape from the flames.

Spinner dolphins hunt shoals of lanternfish while dodging giant rays.

After weeks of battling a mysterious head infection, Erik joins the group two students; at forest school, the group three students enjoy a poolside classroom where Valentino proves he's more than just a class clown.

Explore the partnership between clownfish and anemones; watch oxpeckers keep savannah residents healthy; review the agreements of dung beetles and pitcher plants.

Exploring ancient fire traditions and a sugar glider's daring escape from the flames.

Spinner dolphins hunt shoals of lanternfish while dodging giant rays.

The Wild Coast of South Africa, stretching 170 miles from East London to the KwaZulu-Natal border, consists of rivers that empty into the sea and indigenous forest.

Hope prepares for the annual open house, but approaching rainstorms threaten the event.

The crew deals with emergencies in the bone-chilling cold; a herd of white-tailed deer is released.

A cow winds up at Hope For Wildlife; the spring orphans are all grown up, and Hope has to decide who's ready for release.

The Wild Coast of South Africa, stretching 170 miles from East London to the KwaZulu-Natal border, consists of rivers that empty into the sea and indigenous forest.

Hope prepares for the annual open house, but approaching rainstorms threaten the event.

The crew deals with emergencies in the bone-chilling cold; a herd of white-tailed deer is released.

Young orangutans who have lost their mothers to poaching and deforestation learn the skills they'll need to survive in the wild at a unique forest school.

Winter in Marakele National Park is one of the scarcest, but also most plentiful, times of the year; looking at how a giraffe's demise becomes a source of life for the region's vultures, who depend on the decaying flesh of animals like these.

Cape Town, South Africa is home to twenty types of frogs, but many are threatened by urban development; following western leopard toads on their tenuous journey to breed in the city's shrinking wetlands.

Once superabundant, African Elephant populations have declined drastically due to hunting; getting an in-depth look into the lives of these powerful land mammals, and seeing what parks like Addo and Tembe are doing to preserve their future.

Surviving the African savanna requires guile and teamwork for species who live in packs; following a day in the life of African wild dogs and dwarf mongooses to see how they rely on their tight-knit families to overcome the challenging landscape.

From a tick-infested rhino to the freshwater turtles who nip the insects off the giant beast, all life is connected; following the complex web of relationships between these species and more to see how each creature fits into one magical whole.

Explore the partnership between clownfish and anemones; watch oxpeckers keep savannah residents healthy; review the agreements of dung beetles and pitcher plants.

Exploring ancient fire traditions and a sugar glider's daring escape from the flames.

Spinner dolphins hunt shoals of lanternfish while dodging giant rays.

Cheetah cub Usana is born with the odds stacked against her, but she is lucky to have an amazing mother that will stop at nothing to keep her cubs safe.

Dipping into North America's southern coastal waters, where squid mate, sea turtles nest and mobula rays take flight for the sake of romance; flying a drone with Lizzie as she swoops in for a breath sample from a blue whale.

Lizzie swims through coral reefs, digs for ancient fossils and treks through jungles on tropical shores; prowl with jaguars that stalk a Costa Rican beach and meet some big sharks.

Cheetah cub Usana is born with the odds stacked against her, but she is lucky to have an amazing mother that will stop at nothing to keep her cubs safe.

Dipping into North America's southern coastal waters, where squid mate, sea turtles nest and mobula rays take flight for the sake of romance; flying a drone with Lizzie as she swoops in for a breath sample from a blue whale.

Lizzie swims through coral reefs, digs for ancient fossils and treks through jungles on tropical shores; prowl with jaguars that stalk a Costa Rican beach and meet some big sharks.

Young orangutans who have lost their mothers to poaching and deforestation learn the skills they'll need to survive in the wild at a unique forest school.

Cheetah cub Usana is born with the odds stacked against her, but she is lucky to have an amazing mother that will stop at nothing to keep her cubs safe.

Dipping into North America's southern coastal waters, where squid mate, sea turtles nest and mobula rays take flight for the sake of romance; flying a drone with Lizzie as she swoops in for a breath sample from a blue whale.

Lizzie swims through coral reefs, digs for ancient fossils and treks through jungles on tropical shores; prowl with jaguars that stalk a Costa Rican beach and meet some big sharks.

The coastline of Mozambique attracts some of the world's largest filter feeders. Two of Mozambique's leading marine researchers, Andrea Marshall and Nakia Cullan, set out to find one of the ocean's most secretive animals.

The Grasslands National Park protects the North American mixed grass prairie.

Despite being the second-smallest park in Canada, Point Pelee's bird watching reputation is huge.

Hope opens her doors to the public.

The coastline of Mozambique attracts some of the world's largest filter feeders. Two of Mozambique's leading marine researchers, Andrea Marshall and Nakia Cullan, set out to find one of the ocean's most secretive animals.

The Grasslands National Park protects the North American mixed grass prairie.

Despite being the second-smallest park in Canada, Point Pelee's bird watching reputation is huge.

Young orangutans who have lost their mothers to poaching and deforestation learn the skills they'll need to survive in the wild at a unique forest school.

It's November at Cape Tatnam, and though winter is coming to the lower Western shore of Hudson Bay, the ice, which should be forming by now, is nowhere to be seen.

Lady Elliot Island is the southernmost of the Great Barrier Reef.

Many iconic mainland fauna also lives on Kangaroo Island.

Christmas Island is home to plants and creatures found nowhere else in the world.

Fraser Island is the largest sand island on Earth and home to many creatures.

Cheetah cub Usana is born with the odds stacked against her, but she is lucky to have an amazing mother that will stop at nothing to keep her cubs safe.

Dipping into North America's southern coastal waters, where squid mate, sea turtles nest and mobula rays take flight for the sake of romance; flying a drone with Lizzie as she swoops in for a breath sample from a blue whale.

Lizzie swims through coral reefs, digs for ancient fossils and treks through jungles on tropical shores; prowl with jaguars that stalk a Costa Rican beach and meet some big sharks.

The animals are willing to do whatever it takes to protect their food, young ones, and territories. Some of their strategies can put the smartest of human beings in the shade.

The animal families in Serengeti stick together, share food, and play around in the grasslands. The young ones get acquainted with the ways of the wild.

Looking inside the secret world of the fearless, often misunderstood sloth bear; travelling to Sri Lanka and discovering how this fierce, shaggy animal fights off leopards and other deadly rivals, all while trying to secure enough protein to survive.

The animals are willing to do whatever it takes to protect their food, young ones, and territories. Some of their strategies can put the smartest of human beings in the shade.

The animal families in Serengeti stick together, share food, and play around in the grasslands. The young ones get acquainted with the ways of the wild.