» “Side Catch: Dolphin Meat" and “Plagues of Hot Weather"
Doc Ferds Recio shares his dolphin-handling experience to Davao fishermen to help save the sea mammals from the dangers of gill nets. Meanwhile, Kiko Rustia goes to Oas, Albay to investigate the plagues caused by the hot weather. (Episode on March 11, 2010)

» “Croc Capture" and “Aquarium Trail"
Doc. Ferds revisits Isabela's Divilacan Lake to check on the progress of fifty juvenile Philippine crocodiles released in the wild seven months ago. Kiko Rustia, meanwhile, investigates the industry of aquarium fish. See what happens before these fishes reach our homes. Catch Born to be Wild on its new timeslot, Thursdays after Saksi! (Episode on March 4, 2010)

» “Up Close with the Philippine Eagle" and “Romi’s Kayak Tales"
This Wednesday, Doc Ferds Recio comes face to face with the King of Forests – the majestic Philippine Eagle. Mt. Everest man is also back for a visit! Romi Garduce takes us kayaking around Taal, the only one of its kind in the world. In his kayak adventure, Romi discovers why some concerned groups say that Taal is now being damaged. (Episode on February 24, 2010)

» "Up close with the Philippine Eagle" and "Romi's Kayak Tales"
This Wednesday, Doc Ferds Recio comes face to face with the King of Forests – the majestic Philippine Eagle. Mt. Everest man is also back for a visit! Romi Garduce takes us kayaking around Taal, the only one of its kind in the world. In his kayak adventure, Romi discovers why some concerned groups say that Taal is now being damaged. (Episode on February 24, 2010)

» “The Wildlife Trade" and “Whaleshark Project"
Doc Ferds takes a look into the conditions of some animals who are victims of the illegal trade, while assisting their release back to the wildlife. Wild wanderer Kiko meanwhile, sets out to document the friendly whalesharks, considered to be the gem of Donsol, Sorsogon. (Episode on February 17, 2010)

» “Mating in the Animal Kingdom" and “Aphrodisiacs"
This February, Born to be Wild takes the celebration of V-Day to the wild! Doc Ferds Recio takes a peek inside animal mating rituals and shows us how complex and fascinating their ways can be. Meanwhile, Kiko Rustia takes a look into the practice of using aphrodisiacs.(Episode on February 10, 2010)

» "Wildlife handling 101" and "Polillo Island"
With more and more wildlife getting stranded and injured near human settlements, Doc Ferds teaches us animal handling 101 to respond to wildlife emergencies. Meanwhile, Wild wanderer Kiko Rustia and the team document amazing footages in Polillo Island, Quezon Province, which are worth watching for. (Episode on February 3, 2010)

» "Wandering home" and "deep into the dark"
We may not be able to hang upside down on cave ceilings, but as fellow mammals, we have more in common with bats that we probably know. Doc Ferds explains why we should protect and save several species of bats roaming in our community. Kiko on the other hand, welcomes us to his home island of Boracay. (Episode on January 27, 2010)

» “Teacher Ferds to the Wild" and “Kiko and the Turtles"
Doc Ferds becomes "Teacher Ferds" as he and Born to be Wild team rescue animals that were found near or within human settlements and teaching some locals how to handle "animal emergencies". Kiko meanwhile, promotes awareness about the need to save the endangered species such as the pawikan. (Episode on January 20, 2010)

» "Diving Haven in Surigao" and "Monitor Lizards"
Kiko Rustia documents a newly found diving haven in Surigao del Norte, where life has emerged underneath the abandoned pier. Meanwhile, Doc Ferds observes the behavior, as he comes face to face with a colony of the endangered species of monitor lizards. (Episode on January 12, 2010)

» "Sea Turtle Rescue" and "Maria Cristina Falls"
Doc Ferds visits the local pawikan rescue center in Guimaras to come to the aid of a hawksbill turtle showing signs of distress, while Kiko visits the majestic Maria Cristina Falls in Iligan to prove that it is indeed a legendary and spell-binding work of nature. (Episode on January 6, 2010)

» Born to be Wild's Two-Part Yearend Specials
Born to be Wild hosts Doc Ferds and Kiko share once again the memorable adventures they had in 2009. Catch the two-part yearend specials before they take on another journey this coming 2010. (Episode on December 23 and December 30, 2009)

» The Born Project: Project Pledge
Doc Ferds and Kiko take pledging from the level of individuals to institutions. With the aid of fellow vets and wildlife enthusiasts, Doc Ferds augments facilities for wildlife rescue centers, while mountaineer Kiko Rustia gets outdoor groups and local communities to commit specific reforms within their organizations. Both efforts produce inspiring results which spell hope for the future of wildlife and natural habitats. (Episode on December 9, 2009)

» The Born Project
For its second anniversary, Born to be Wild is launching a Two-Part Special called “The Born Project". The episode will encourage viewers to do their share in minimizing their mark or footprint on the planet, by taking small steps to make a difference. (Episode on December 2, 2009)

» The Green Agenda
Find out how environmental issues fit into the presidentiables' platform as the Green Agenda continues this Wednesday featuring aspirants Noynoy Aquino, Joseph Estrada, Bayani Fernando, Gilbert Teodoro and Eddie Villanueva. (Episode on November 25, 2009)