THE PRINCE OF WALES × UNITED FOR WILDLIFE LAUNCH A DOCUSERIES HIGHLIGHTING THE WORK OF RANGERS ✨️
The Prince of Wales and United for Wildlife have launched a new groundbreaking documentary series, “Guardians”, which highlights the crucial work of rangers.
It will be released on BBC Earth’s YouTube and social channels from Friday 23rd May, with a gripping new episode launching each week.
Co-produced with award winning studio ZANDLAND, each new episode will offer an exclusive access, interviews, and dynamic storytelling from rangers across the world, following their remarkable stories from:
Central African Republic and the breathtaking Dzangha-Sangha protected area, following a reformed poacher who now dedicates his life to protecting the wildlife he once hunted.
The Himalayas, India high in the Spiti Valley where rangers are working to bring co-existence between the snow leopards known as ‘Ghosts of the Himalayas’, and local communities.
Mexico’s Sea of Cortez once called ‘the world’s aquarium’ – and the story of a reformed illegal fisherman now working to protect this threatened ecosystem.
Kruger National Park in South Africa where teams work round the clock to protect, rescue and rehabilitate critically endangered rhinos which face daily poaching threats.
Sri Lanka where veterinary experts are working tirelessly to rehabilitate elephants, leopards, and other wildlife, while balancing patrolling duties and mitigating human-elephant conflicts.
Caru Indigenous Land, Brazil and the community-led fight to preserve their heritage and protect ancestral lands from environmental destruction.
