01. Galapagos
Charles Darwin revolutionized biology by examining the wildlife of these islands.
02. Serengeti
Take a look at one of the most famous habitats on the planet, the Serengeti
03. Namib Desert
Explore the Microworld of the Namib Desert
04. Monterey Bay
A giant kelp forest hosts one of the most diverse marine ecologies in the world
05. Canada’s Coastal Forests
Giant trees support huge aggregations of bears, eagles, wolves, and more
06. Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef is a mosaic of environments
07. Australia's Red Center
One of the most inhospitable environments on Earth still teems with wildlife
08. Yellowstone
The re-introduction of Yellowstone's wolves drastically changed the ecosystem
09. Amazon
Find out what makes the Amazon so diverse
10. Svalbard
Take a look at the archipelago of Svalbard in the Arctic Circle
11. Deep Sea
Examines what is by far the largest ecosystem on our planet — the deep sea
12. Scottish Highlands
The Scottish Highlands are considered one of the last truly wild places in the UK
13. Okavango
The Okavango, an inland delta, is a remarkably diverse, wildlife-rich place
14. Them and Us
Explore the connections we have with insects and other arthropods
15. Making Worlds
Learn how one tiny creature allows the world's largest, the blue whale, to exist
16. The Secret to Their Success
An incredible relationship exists between the ant, the wasp, and the butterfly