For more than 30 years, Seattle-based photographer Art Wolfe worked on every continent, in hundreds of locations, to produce millions of photographic images. He’s published over 60 acclaimed books. In the high-definition television program, ART WOLFE’S TRAVELS TO THE EDGE, Wolfe transports the audience as he captures the nature and wildlife in remote destinations through his camera lens.

This season, Wolfe and his crew travel to Hokkaido, Japan to view iconic red-crested cranes; the untamed wilderness of Australia’s Northern Territory; Mali by way of the Niger River; the infamous Drake Passage to explore the Falkland Islands and the Antarctic coast; Brazil to the Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland; Togo and Benin in West Africa—the birthplace of Voodoo; New Zealand to meet the indigenous Maori people who see themselves as guardians of the land; Nepal and India, beyond the crowded cities to the remnants of wild Asia; the Baja Peninsula, home to a surprising variety of plant and animal life; the Kingdom of Bhutan also known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon; Mongolia for the annual Naadam Festival which feels like a trip back in time; and Iceland, for glacier rivers and back country trekking.