The team joins forces with the mercenary ship "Rockfish" off the coast of Liberia to hunt down and capture massive international fishing vessels who are stealing the country's most prized resource. With no weapons permits and only a shoestring budget, the team needs to use every trick in the book to find and take down these brutal pirate operations, and do it without getting killed.

The team covertly joins forces with a local anti-poaching unit working to save Kenya's last remaining black rhino from execution by ivory-hungry poachers. With the human and rhino death toll on the rise, the team brings in sophisticated tracking gear that allows them to plan covert tracking equipment into horns and then follow them into the shadows of the black market. It's an operation that is making every criminal poacher in Kenya nervous as hell.

The Team joins forces with a rag-tag group of park rangers who are trying to stop the destruction of Congo's most critical national forest. Rebel crime units are cutting down the forest to manufacture charcoal and killing anyone who gets in their way. The park is the last holdout for rare mountain gorillas: and it's fast disappearing. The team must show the rangers how to stop the illegal trade in its tracks, and do so while a rebel war rages around them.

Liberia has no Navy or ability to patrol its waters. President George bush is set to visit in two weeks, and a ship has been acting strangely just off the coast of the US Embassy and the city of Monrovia. The Liberian Government and the embassy want it gone. The team is asked to investigate the ship and take it down. As they start to run surveillance on the ship, she moves several times then disappears. Foreign spy ships often use rust buckets as cover. The team expands its operations, and after a few misses, finally get a location on its hiding spot. Armed with a sound weapon and some deception tactics, the command to take it down is given.

The team joins forces with a small conservancy unit in Kenya near the border of Ethiopia. Tribal wars are getting deadlier as weapons flood the region and the expanding desert dries up the last of the resources. In this remote region, being able to intervene in time is critical. The team sets up GPS panic buttons and provides the tactics needed to stop the tribal wars before they spin out of control.

Poachers are killing the rare Gorillas of Congo, and they are paying Rwanda's genocidal maniacs to protect them while they practice their deadly trade. For the park rangers protecting the Gorillas, it's all out war and they are heavily outnumbered. The team brings in special communications equipment that allow the rangers to track the Gorilla populations and call for help when they run into rebels. In Congo, this kind of equipment gives the edge to anyone who has it, and the team soon finds out that it is being targeted by "other" agencies. It's a race against the clock to get the equipment into the hands of the park rangers and show them how to tactically hide it during combat operations, and keep it away from others who may be trying to steal it.