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Dan Cabela joins the relocation of one of Africa's most endangered Big Cats to an ecosystem where they have been absent for almost 100 years. Also known as the fastest land mammal - the Cheetah.
Dan Cabela joins the relocation of one of Africa's most endangered Big Cats to an ecosystem where they have been absent for almost 100 years. Also known as the fastest land mammal - the Cheetah.
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Hard Truths Of Conservation
"Return of an Icon"Dan Cabela learns about the recovery of an icon - the American Bison - and the role that utilization has played in bringing a species back from the brink.
Hard Truths Of Conservation
"Big Horn Dilemma"Big horn sheep are one of North America's most spectacular animals, but future conservation requires large-scale, hands-on efforts. Joining a multi-agency translocation in Texas, Dan Cabela is in the thick of it.
Hard Truths Of Conservation
"An American Icon"Building a new bison herd on the island of Sitkaladak, the indigenous Alutiiq community of Old Harbour takes ownership of their food security and subsistence way of life.
Hard Truths Of Conservation
"Another World"In the remote Turkish mountains, host Dan Cabela looks at how regulated hunting of ibex has helped protect large areas for wildlife, and funds local conservation initiatives.
Hard Truths Of Conservation
"North America Giants"Dan Cabela sets out to pursue, capture and aid in the conservation of the tallest land mammal in North America - the moose.
Hard Truths Of Conservation
"Out of Africa"Dan Cabela explains the domestic trade in exotic wildlife and how some of our planet's most threatened species are being protected by the practice.
Hard Truths Of Conservation
"Restoring and Ecosystem"Dan Cabela joins the relocation of one of Africa's most endangered Big Cats to an ecosystem where they have been absent for almost 100 years. Also known as the fastest land mammal - the Cheetah.
Hard Truths Of Conservation
"The hunting heritage of South Africa"South Africa offers an incredible insight into the hunter and gatherer history of ancestors. Dan Cabela re-traces the footsteps of humanity's forefathers and explores how modern, private ownership of land has helped re-balance humans with nature.
