America's National Parks

One of North America's remaining temperate rain forests that protects a range of varying ecosystems, including lush meadows, rainy forests, and glaciers.

Under the towering cliffs and giant sequoias hide the coyotes, black bears and bobcats. They are the wildlife that calls this legendary park home.

It's one of the largest wetlands on Earth, home to thousands of species such as the alligator, the Florida panther, and the Key deer. Ruled by the world's rarest creatures, it's known as a river of glass.

An endless wilderness in Northern Alaska, home to the animals that can endure its harsh winters. Regarded as one of the last untamed places on Earth, the series sets to discover the marvels of the arctic winter.

An exploration of America's first national park, a wilderness gem of alpine rivers and dramatic canyons, and home to the large bison, wolf packs, and grizzly bears.

A national park set in the Arizona desert. Discovering all the residential species that calls this place home, including Harris's antelope squirrels, roadrunners and the western diamondback rattlesnake.