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Hope in the Wild: “Correctamundo, It's the Fawns” — 15 Nov 2026
Latest New Episode: The Place to Bee · S8 E6 — 8 November 2026
Next New Episode: Correctamundo, It's the Fawns · S8 E7 — 15 November 2026 on CBS
Latest Hope in the Wild Episode
The Place to Bee · S8 E6
Season 8, episode 6 of Hope in the Wild brings several parts of the rehabilitation operation together as Hope and her team prepare for the annual open house. Patients that have completed their rehabilitation are ready for release, while a new marine mammal unit is prepared for use. Alongside those planned milestones, the team must contain a swarm of bees, adding an immediate practical problem to an already busy period. The episode’s focus is on coordinating releases, facilities and animal care ahead of the open house.
Preparing Patients for Release
The open house provides the setting for work that is already underway: rehabbed patients are ready to return to the wild. Their release is presented alongside the preparation of the new marine mammal unit, giving the episode two significant elements of the centre’s rehabilitation programme to follow.
A Bee Swarm Requires Attention
The team also faces the task of containing a swarm of bees. That situation forms the episode’s clearest immediate challenge, contrasting with the planned work surrounding the open house and the new unit.
Upcoming Hope in the Wild Episodes
Correctamundo, It's the Fawns · S8 E7
Season 8, episode 7 of Hope in the Wild brings the spring influx of fawns to Hope for Wildlife’s farm in Nova Scotia. The young deer arrive at a rehabilitation centre focused on helping injured, orphaned and displaced wild animals recover for eventual return to the wild. Among them is a fawn with a mysterious ailment, giving Hope Swinimer and the team a case that requires closer attention. The episode also follows volunteer Danny as he works to coax a hawk out of a warehouse.
The fawns’ arrival places the seasonal demands of wildlife rehabilitation at the centre of this instalment. One youngster stands apart because of an unexplained ailment, while the broader work remains rooted in assessing and caring for animals before they can be returned to their natural environment.
About Hope in the Wild
Hope in the Wild is a wildlife-rescue series broadcast on CBS that follows animal rehabilitator Hope Swinimer and the team at Hope for Wildlife in Nova Scotia. The programme documents the care of orphaned, injured and sick wild animals as they move through rescue, rehabilitation and, when possible, release back into their natural habitats.
How the Series Works
The series combines observational reality television with practical wildlife education. Each story follows the day-to-day demands of a working rehabilitation centre, from emergency intake and veterinary care to feeding, enclosure maintenance and preparation for release. Its scope includes a wide range of native wildlife, allowing the programme to show how rehabilitation methods differ between mammals, birds and marine animals while also highlighting the sustained work required to return healthy animals to the wild.
Hope Swinimer and Hope for Wildlife
Hope Swinimer is the central presenter and wildlife rehabilitator, guiding viewers through the centre’s cases and the responsibilities involved in caring for wild animals. Hope for Wildlife, the organization at the heart of the series, operates as a rescue and rehabilitation facility in Nova Scotia and depends on a broader team of staff and volunteers. Their combined work gives the programme its distinctive focus: wildlife care as an ongoing community effort rather than a one-time rescue.
Hope in the Wild — Frequently Asked Questions
Where Is Hope in the Wild Filmed?
The series is filmed at Hope for Wildlife, a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Who Is the Central Figure in Hope in the Wild?
Hope Swinimer, the founder and lead wildlife rehabilitator associated with Hope for Wildlife, is the central figure in the series.
Hope in the Wild Episode Archive
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The Place to Bee
Season 8, episode 6 of Hope in the Wild brings several parts of the rehabilitation operation together as Hope and her team prepare for the annual open house. Patients that have completed their rehabilitation are ready for release, while a new marine mammal unit is prepared for use.