Sign up for Wildlife Updates
Learn more about our efforts to protect wildlife and how you can help lend your support to animals everywhere.
Introducing Wildlife Nation with Jeff Corwin, airing every weekend starting October 2 on ABC stations nationwide.
Through the expertise of biologist and conservationist Jeff Corwin and Defenders of Wildlife, this new weekly series will educate and empower future generations to work together to preserve and protect the planet's most astounding creatures and their natural habitats.
“Wildlife Nation shines light on our country’s spectacular wildlife and the real and achievable solutions for conservation, from your backyard to the most remote wild places,” said Jamie Rappaport Clark, Defenders of Wildlife President and CEO. “We are excited to partner with Jeff Corwin, a longtime supporter of Defenders’ mission, to showcase conservation heroes in action as they work tirelessly with us to defend and restore wildlife across the nation.”
This weekend, join host Jeff Corwin on an adventure of discovery for two very different, yet very important species. First, Jeff explores the conservation success stories of the American crocodile and uncovers how a nuclear power station makes for an ideal crocodile nesting area; then join Jeff as he travels to Key Largo to find wild baby crocs under the cover of night. Next, Jeff investigates how climate change is impacting delicate coral reef ecosystems and what conservationists are doing to stop coral bleaching. Watch this week’s sneak peek below and check local listings for airtimes!
Behind the Scenes
"Adopt" Your Favorite Wildlife
Support Defenders of Wildlife in our mission to save endangered and imperiled species and the habitats they need to survive. Share your love of wildlife with friends and family today by symbolically adopting your favorite animal.
After the Show
Save The Mighty Manatee!
The greatest long-term threat to Florida's beloved manatee is the loss of warm water habitat that they need to survive the winter. You can take action today by calling on Governor DeSantis to save this threatened species and restore the Ocklawaha River for Florida’s wildlife!
