EXPLORE WILD HOPE

First Nation tribes and conservationists join forces to rescue the species from extinction and return these mighty giants to their home on the prairie.

Sea otters are back, and their return is restoring an entire ecosystem. Marine ecologists Brent Hughes and Kat Beheshti reveal how seagrass planting efforts in Monterey Bay, along with a healthy population of crab-eating otters, have transformed and stabilized this important ecosystem.

The Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation has been landless ever since they suffered the worst massacre in U.S. history in 1863. Over 150 years later, the Tribe has purchased their ancestral homeland with a vision to return it back to nature.

Scientists work against the clock to test a groundbreaking vaccine that could save some North America’s bats from the brink of extinction.

With rhino poaching reaching an all time high, Africa’s oldest proclaimed game reserve undertakes their largest dehorning mission to date in an attempt to protect these ancient giants.

Residents of a small village off the coast of Iceland work share their island with the largest colony of Atlantic Puffins. But when newly fledged young puffins confuse the town’s artificial lights for moonlight and fail to find their way to sea, the town gets their schoolchildren to help collect and rehab the “pufflings”—and then toss the young birds off seaside cliffs!