Casey Anderson

Working out in the wild can be fun, dangerous, but most of all rewarding. Sometimes the results of one's job won't be finished or even appreciated for years after the work is done. In this episode, Casey and crew discuss the highs of filming on other continents and later they interview Anna Kusler, a conservation biologist, to talk about the amazing work she is doing with Cheetahs in Zambia. Note: Elephants are scary.

As temperatures settle in at a cool -20, Casey may as well go scouting for some wildlife and fix a camera trap.

Our show, Pumas: Legends of the Ice Mountains premiers on PBS Nature February 3rd. As a result of Casey's first visit to Patagonia in 2017, he and his team decided that this was the place to make their next film. A few crew members talk about what it was like filming in Patagonia over a period of a few years. More information on the show can be found here: https://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/

See all the activity a meal can attract over time.

Mountain lion jumps on camera.

Grizzlies fight over dinner.

In this episode, Casey and his sidekicks talk about living on the boundaries of the wild world. He interviews Malou Anderson-Ramirez who owns and operates a ranch on the edge of Yellowstone National Park.

Casey & expert Shark cinematographer, Andy Brandy Casagrande IV spar over which is tougher a grizzly or a shark...and tell wild stories along the way...warning: there is some salty language!

Casey breaks down this amazing Mountain Lion bringing down a mule deer.