The charismatic grizzly bears of the Grand Teton are beloved worldwide, but feeding and other irresponsible behavior by humans are putting them at risk for euthanasia. Can grizzly 399, and Felicia and their offspring survive human bad behavior? An interview with Friends of the Grand Teton by wildlife photographer, Jorn Vangoidtsenhoven.

Bison! Everyone knows the best place to photograph the iconic American plains bison is Yellowstone National Park. But that is exactly the problem. Jorn Vangoidtsenhoven shares his favorite lens secrets plus when to go and where to head in Yellowstone to get the best bison shots. When the spring babies are growing up and the exciting fall rut is months away this wildlife photographer’s lens turns toward - BISON!

Grizzly bear #863, known as Felicia by her thousands of fans, is a roadside bear under pressure. Commercial and general traffic, humans behaving badly, understaffed federal and state agencies with overlapping, unclear jurisdictions all combine on a section of Wyoming highway. The result is a very uncertain future for grizzly bear, Felicia and her cubs. What is the answer to wildlife survival in a world full of humans?

America’s wild horses, our Mustangs, are an icon of the old west. Brought here by the Spanish explorers in the 15th and 16th Century, escaped horses quickly became feral and thrived in the open plains and grasslands. Some re-captured horses became integral to the lives of the human population, both Native American and immigrants to the New World - while others remained free to roam. Jorn Vangoidtsenhoven fell in love with them at first sight and looks into the modern controversy that threatens them.