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Legendary US Fish and Wildlife Service Special Agent Marie Palladini tells us what it was like being one of the first female special agents hired by the Service and about the exciting details of her first undercover investigation involving alligator skin trafficking.

Former US Fish and Wildlife Service Special Agent Kash Schriefer talks about his experience working in the Southeastern United States, the importance of the area to migratory birds, and his efforts to educate as well as apprehend.

Former US Fish and Wildlife Service Special Agent Keith Swindle talks about a long-term investigation he conducted in Hawaii involving threatened and endangered sea birds. As a result of his case, Keith received the Conservation Champion Award from the broader US Fish and Wildlife Service, the only special agent in the history of the Service to receive the award. 

Former US Fish and Wildlife Service Special Agent Steve Furrer talks to us about the importance of endangered species habitat investigations, including an important case he worked on near San Francisco that involved multiple species listed as threatened or endangered.

Former Wildlife Officer for the State of Tennessee, Shawn Karns built a reputation as one of the best and most respected undercover wildlife law enforcement officers in the nation. Join the conversation with Shawn as he describes infiltrating Russian organized crime groups engaged in widespread poaching of the American paddlefish and other species.

Premieres on April 22nd!

So you think you've heard it all, right? Well, be sure to tune in for our conversation with former US Fish and Wildlife Service Special Agent Corky Roberts as he regales us with his story about an unexpected phone call about a suspect who was pregnant with a ... monkey! You can't make this stuff up!