Can animals rescued from the illegal trade ever truly return home?
In short: Conservationist Giles Clark documents the grueling and rewarding process of rehabilitating wildlife seized from the illegal trade. This series follows the journey of bears, big cats, and other species as they transition from captivity back to their natural habitats.
The series explores the complexities of wildlife conservation in Laos, specifically focusing on sun and moon bears threatened by the illegal bear bile farming industry. Giles Clark works to establish a pioneering rescue center where animals are cared for and prepared for life in the wild.
The footage highlights the practical work of building wild enclosures to simulate natural environments. It follows the rescue of various species, including leopard cats, civets, and tortoises, illustrating the logistical and emotional challenges of securing a free future for endangered animals.
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