Jeff Corwin

<p>For more than three decades, Jeff Corwin has been a globally recognized leader and storyteller at the intersection of wildlife, nature, and the environment - sharing his passion for the natural world with audiences around the globe. </p><p>Jeff has brought the wonders of wildlife and conservation to life through acclaimed television series across ABC, NBC, Travel Channel, CNN, Food Network, Disney Channel, and Discovery Networks. He is the creator, executive producer, and host of the groundbreaking ABC series <em>Wildlife Nation</em>, which debuted as the network’s top-rated program and explores the story of North American conservation. Its second installment, <em>Wildlife Nation: Expedition Florida</em>, highlights the state’s extraordinary biodiversity and represents the first major broadcast series produced in partnership with a Native American tribal community, the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida.</p><p>In addition, Jeff is the executive producer and host of the CBS series Extraordinary World, inspiring audiences through stories of animal advocacy, environmental stewardship, and human empowerment.</p><p>Jeff's latest television series is <em>Southern Wild</em> which debuted on ABC during the fall of 2026. <em>Southern Wild</em> is a remarkable journey to the natural wonders of North Carolina.</p><p>A multiple Emmy Award winner, Jeff has authored ten books on wildlife and conservation, including <em>Living on the Edge</em> and <em>Amazing Relationships in the Natural World</em>. His acclaimed NBC documentary and companion book, <em>100 Heartbeats</em> brought global attention to the urgent plight of endangered species.</p><p>When he’s not exploring the far reaches of the globe, Jeff can be found at his island home off Cape Cod, where he embraces his lifelong connection to the sea as a passionate commercial fisherman and Licensed 100-ton Merchant marine captain.</p>

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Host of <i>Extraordinary World</i>, on CBS, Renowned Conservationist and Environmental Journalist

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<ul><li><strong>100 Heartbeats: A Global Movement</strong></li><li>"100 Heartbeats" refers specifically to the creatures on Earth who are just a heartbeat away from extinction--the animals who may have only 100 individuals left. In his message of hope and empowerment, Corwin shares the compelling stories of the people who are making a difference to species around the world, and encourages audiences to get involved in this vital movement of the 21st century. Environmental issues such as climate change, pollution, and habitat loss, threaten the survival of thousands of plant and animal species everyday. Our own survival, as well as the survival of the world's most vital creatures, is in our hands. The race to save the world's most endangered wildlife is underway. Every heartbeat matters.</li><li><strong>Tales from the Field with Jeff Corwin</strong></li><li>Celebrity speaker Jeff Corwin shares his passion for environmental conservation in this highly interactive and educational program. When live animals are part of the show, Corwin invites audience members on stage to interact with the animals while he discusses the unique challenges each species faces in the world. Whether appearing with or without animals, Corwin inspires audiences to become more aware of the threats to wildlife and to the environment. This fun, wildlife keynote speech has been hailed as "the world's greatest animal show."</li></ul>

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