Wildlife Nation with Jeff Corwin Expedition Florida: Episode Guide & Ratings

In Florida, Jeff meets a member of the Miccosukee Native American tribe and discovers the tribe's connection to the wetlands and their efforts to preserve the unique ecosystem; a python hunt; learning about local wildlife.

Jeff partners with biologists from the Fish and Wildlife team of the Miccosukee Native American tribe of Florida to investigate the water quality crisis in the Florida Everglades.

University of Florida biologists surgically update a Burmese python's tracking technology, revealing insights into the invasive species; learning about the Everglades' fish populations with members of the Miccosukee Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Jeff Corwin joins forces with Florida conservationists in a multifaceted mission to safeguard its diverse wildlife; rehabilitating and releasing an injured pelican at Pelican Harbor Seabird Station.

Highlighting efforts to rescue, rehabilitate, preserve, and protect unique wildlife and fragile ecosystems.

Efforts in manatee conservation and habitat restoration; the compassionate care of injured manatees.

Florida black bears and their connection to native culture; the effects of pharmaceutical pollution on bonefish.

Protecting wildlife across Florida's diverse landscapes; a dog training program at the University of Florida; revitalizing coral reefs; the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians work to preserve Florida's rich biodiversity.