2024-09-18
Tree-house designer Pete Nelson builds arboreal getaways that are large and ornate or small and simple in this series, which begins with a ranch-style structure in several hackberry trees on a property near Waco, Texas. (Repeat).
History is made at the Australia Zoo when Robert and team attempt the largest alligator capture and relocation. Koala breeding takes a tough turn for Bindi and the Wildlife Hospital, and Terri gives the Sumatran elephants more space to roam. (Repeat).
Terri responds to the call when Daniel, a very special wallaby, becomes severely injured and cannot walk. Meanwhile, Robert and Chandler catch some waves before taking a road trip to pick up a new Komodo dragon, and Bindi checks in on Tallbert the giraffe calf. (Repeat).
Hunting season nears the end, but wardens must be on the lookout for sportsmen bending the rules, including a Canadian who's pretending to be a U.S. citizen. Also: Wardens Parker and Buuck track a fugitive night-hunter. (Repeat).
In the Season 5 premiere, the arrival of big-game season in Maine means an influx of sportsmen who don't always follow the rules, so the wardens are on the lookout for poachers and night hunters. (Repeat).
Out-of-state sportsmen are guilty of trespassing; shots are reportedly fired at a bald eagle. (Repeat).
Lt. Mike Eastman investigates a case of stolen lobster traps; a man on a dirt bike flees the scene after being stopped for speeding; and Officer Hannett sends an injured pigeon to a local wildlife rehabber. (Repeat).
Sgt. Pushee leads a rescue mission to look for a missing kayaker. A specialist locates a pesky bear that is roaming residential areas. (Repeat).
Warden Greenway braves the cold to keep an eye out for ice fishermen. When the warden discovers that a snowmobiler does not have a legal registration, he gets into problems. On opening day, Wardens stumble across a deer hunter who does not have a hunting license. (Repeat).
A hunter insists he's searching for coyotes when he's caught using an unauthorized gun. Meanwhile, officers track down a man who killed a deer first and bought his license later, and hunters raise concern when they're too close to houses. (Repeat).
Follow Michigan Conservation Officers as they protect and patrol the most precious natural resources in one of the nation's most remote areas. (Repeat).
Recent graduates of the Conservation Academy get their feet wet in the real world. Officers crack down on hunters who illegally harvested deer over bait. Officers find boaters who didn't realize their new vessel isn't up to regulation. (Repeat).
Warden Greenway braves the cold to keep an eye out for ice fishermen. When the warden discovers that a snowmobiler does not have a legal registration, he gets into problems. On opening day, Wardens stumble across a deer hunter who does not have a hunting license. (Repeat).
A hunter insists he's searching for coyotes when he's caught using an unauthorized gun. Meanwhile, officers track down a man who killed a deer first and bought his license later, and hunters raise concern when they're too close to houses. (Repeat).
Follow Michigan Conservation Officers as they protect and patrol the most precious natural resources in one of the nation's most remote areas. (Repeat).
Recent graduates of the Conservation Academy get their feet wet in the real world. Officers crack down on hunters who illegally harvested deer over bait. Officers find boaters who didn't realize their new vessel isn't up to regulation. (Repeat).
In the Season 5 premiere, the arrival of big-game season in Maine means an influx of sportsmen who don't always follow the rules, so the wardens are on the lookout for poachers and night hunters. (Repeat).
Out-of-state sportsmen are guilty of trespassing; shots are reportedly fired at a bald eagle. (Repeat).
A spotlight on kittens includes calicoes at a dog-grooming salon; shorthairs getting into mischief; and tabbies on an outdoor adventure. (Repeat).
A couple's cat ruins furniture, knocks things off shelves and climbs window screens in an effort to escape; a cat's frightening behavior could sabotage its owners' wedding plans. (Repeat).
A cat flies into rages dozens of times per day, causing self-inflicted wounds to its tail and body; a cat's unruly behavior is disrupting a couple's wedded bliss. (Repeat).
In one of the worst cases of neglect Tia has ever seen, the team tries to nurse a severely malnourished dog back to health. And, ten years after Hurricane Katrina, one of the survivors finally has a chance at a forever home. (Repeat).
A difficult rescue mission might make Tia miss Armando's wedding. (Repeat).
A parolee goes off track, forcing Tia to make a hard choice; a short-term home is needed for a dog whose owners' home was ravaged by a fire. (Repeat).