Rainforest Rewild

In this 2 x 52 min blue chip miniseries, we explore nature’s comeback power. Modern-day sees forests fragmented and disconnected. But when left alone and given enough space, the animals will rewild the forest themselves. Told through the eyes of forest-dwelling capuchins, we get the world’s first glimpse into this hidden world.

Every animal they lead us to is busy rewilding the forest. White-lipped peccaries are engineers who create mud wallows that provide water for plants and animal kin. Great green macaws and spider monkeys spread seeds, planting trees as they forage. Jaguars feast on Olive Ridley turtles on the edge of the forest where nutrient cycling feeds the rainforest. And breathtaking sequences of busy amphibians reveal how microhabitats become building blocks of a healthy ecosystem. With over 2000 hours of mind-blowing 4K footage, including never-before filmed behaviors, these are the stories of the true wildlife heroes.