BIRDS OF PREY
From great horned owls to hawks to falcons, birds of prey are powerful and elusive animals threatened by development and diminishing habitat. Wild Florida’s Hunter Reno gets up close with these beautiful creatures inside the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey in Maitland, where dedicated staff care for a variety of sick and orphaned raptors. And she helps release a bald eagle back into the wild! In the Florida Keys, we join a team from HawkWatch International as they track American kestrels, ospreys and northern harriers migrating south for the winter.
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BLACK BEAR
The Florida Black Bear, which is a subspecies of the American Black Bear, is listed as threatened on the state’s endangered species list. In this episode of Wild Florida, meet scientists who study the large mammals, discover the bears’ habits and habitat, and learn about the threats to the species’ survival.
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CRUSTACEANS
Spiny lobsters and stone crabs are considered Florida delicacies – and their harvest in dollars ranks among the top five species in the state’s seafood industry. But what is known about the life of these animals? This time on Wild Florida, meet scientists who study crustaceans and follow the animals from the bottom of the ocean to the dinner table. 
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WADING BIRDS
What would Florida be without the ibis, egret, heron, and spoonbill? After decades of decline, many of these photogenic birds are making a comeback, while some species still struggle for survival. WILD FLORIDA checks in on the water-dependent wading birds.
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THE TEN THOUSAND ISLANDS
On the Southwestern tip of Florida lies an endless maze of mangrove islands, channels, and oyster bars – the 10 Thousand Islands. Venture out with Wild Florida to explore this unique estuary habitat, and discover how this area ties in with the greater Everglades Ecosystem.
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SNAKES
They are the stuff of nightmares, horror films, and episodes of Fear Factor. But whatever your pre-conceived notions about the creatures, snakes play an important role in our environment. WILD FLORIDA de-mystifies the fascinating, but sometimes intimidating, snakes of Florida.
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FLORIDA’S SPRINGS
Florida is famous for its more than 600 freshwater springs, whose crystal-clear water rises up from deep within the aquifer to feed various rivers. Wild Florida dives in to explore this mystic underwater world, and discovers why Florida’s springs may be in trouble.
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THE DRY TORTUGAS
If you thought the Florida Keys ended in Key West, think again. Seventy miles off the coast of the “conch republic” is a group of islands rich in history and natural beauty. WILD FLORIDA explores one of the least-visited national parks in the country: The Dry Tortugas.
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CROCODILES
South Florida’s saltwater bays and channels make up the northernmost range of the American Crocodile, a threatened cousin of the American Alligator. Join WILD FLORIDA as we wrangle these ancient reptiles and discover what makes them unique.
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