Awards and nominations for Tigress programmes over the years include:

2008:
Dogs That Changed The World won a Gold Plaque in the Educational/Documentary category at the 44th Chicago International Film Festival 2008 Hugo Television Awards

Will Work For Nuts received an Honourable Mention for Creative Approach at the 31st International Wildlife Film Festival 2008

2007:
Dogs That Changed the World won the Nature & Wildlife Gold Medal at the 2007 New York Festivals International Television Broadcasting Awards

Perfect Predators won a 2007 RTS West of England Award for Graphics and FX Direction

Saving Planet Earth: The West was nominated for a 2007 RTS West of England Award in the Regional Independent category

Edge of Existence and Everest: Beyond the Limit were both nominated for a 2007 RTS West of England Award in the Regional Independent category

Austin Stevens Adventures - Komodo Dragons received a nomination for a 2007 RTS West of England Award in the Specialist Factual category

Africa Episode 7: Leopards of Zanzibar won a ROSCAR award at Wild Talk Africa 2007 in the Best Eco-tourism, Travel and/or Culture Production category

Killer Bees: Taming the Swarm was nominated for a 2007 ROSCAR award in the Best Wildlife Production using Innovative Technology category

Going Ape: Battlefront received a nomination in the Best Environmental or Conservation/Campaign Production category at the 2007 ROSCARs

WNET/BBC The Bloodhound and the Beardie received a 2006 commendation at the 21st Genesis Awards, and was honoured for raising awareness of animal issues.

2006:
From Orphan to King won a 'Panda' award for Best Editing at this years Wildscreen Festival. It was also nominated for the best Script Award.

From Orphan to King won a 'CINE Golden Eagle' award for it's 'Excellence in Film and Video Production'

Snowflake was nominated for the Twentieth Genesis Award for Outstanding Documentary by the Humane Society of the USA

2005:
Ireland: Sculpted Isle  Nominated for an Emmy for its music and sound

Snowflake was the winner of a CINE Golden Eagle Award in the Environment and Natural Science category

2004:  
Lost Crocodiles of the Pharaohs was a finalist for the Wildscreen Festival Jury for the Panda-in-the-Pocket Award. 

2003:  
Mamba! winner of a silver plaque for Cinematography Awards at the Victorian ACS Australia.

Killer Bees: Taming the Swarm winner of the Jury's Special Award at the 6th Japan Wildlife Festival.

Journey of Man winner of a CINE Golden Eagle Award for Excellence.

2002:
Wild Horses Of Mongolia With Julia Roberts winner of the People, Places, Events award at the 43rd Annual CINE Awards.

Africa Episode 1: Southern Treasures won 'Gold Camera Award' in the Documentary/Current Events/Special Events Category, 35th Annual US International Film and Video Festival.

Africa Episode 2: Desert Odyssey won 'Gold Camera Award' in the Documentary/Current Events/Special Events Category, 35th Annual US International Film and Video Festival.

Africa Episode 3: Voices of the Forest won 'Gold Camera Award' in the Environmental Issues & Concerns Category, 35th Annual US International Film and Video Festival.

Africa Episode 3 : Voice of the Forest won a Gold World Medal, Environment and Ecology, The New York Festivals 2002.

Africa Episode 3 : Voice of the Forest won the United Nations, UNESCO - Bronze, Environment and Ecology, The New York Festivals 2002.