The last Paradises
Our World is full of beautiful and diverse ecosystems that house all sorts of life. Join us as we explore some of earths last paradises.
Episodes
The Wapusk National Park of Canada is a breathtaking combination of forests, rivers, and fungus mixed with a tundra of snow and ice.
The providence of Aurora in the Philippines is the story of a people who live in harmony with nature as well as the modern world.
The Dolomites are a section of the Alps spanning the borders of Germany, Austria, and Italy. It's a mixture of European cultures as well as steep mountains and the animals that live there.
Runtime: 43m
Canada is home to "The Ice Cellar of North America", known for having the perfect living conditions for the mighty polar bear.
Runtime: 44m
The tectonic upheaval that created the Alps of Europe also created the Rocky Mountains of the United States. We explore the relation of these seemingly unrelated structures as well as the national parks of America.
Runtime: 50m
The Sulu Sea is a diverse ecosystem of reef, underwater plants, and creatures yet to be properly examined and identified by humans.
Runtime: 43m
The grasslands of Kenya is the very definition of "Safari Country", populated by zebras, elephants, gazelles, lions, rhinos, and so many more.
Runtime: 45m
Croatia is a land so beautiful and culturally rich, it deserved two episodes. The first looks at the city of Rovinj, the mountain village of Beli, the ports of Cres, and many more.
Runtime: 45m
We continue our trip through Croatia with locations such as The Insel Vis, the mountains of Omis, and many more.
Runtime: 44m
Central America is a relatively small landmass, but it is one of the most geologically diverse places on the planet. It contains volcanos, forests, jungles, rivers, and of course; rain forests.
Runtime: 50m
The deserts of Namibia are uniquely harsh with ever changing landscapes, heat, and a lack of moisture. In spite of this, there are many living creatures with unique traits who call this place home.
Runtime: 52m
Mauritius is an island near Madagascar, with its own beautiful culture and rich history.
Runtime: 51m
The land of the Vikings is now home to an incredible coastline, massive glaciers dating back to the ice age, and wildlife suck as polar bears, whales, and seals.
Runtime: 45m
The Coast of Patagonia is a common stop for many migrating animals such as pigeons, seals, and of course; the killer whale.
Runtime: 50m
The region of Sabah in the north of the island of Borneo is truly a paradise, with high mountains and deep rain forests teeming with wildlife. This is a location that simply can't be understated.
Runtime: 45m
The waters around the coast of Australia are brimming with an incalculable amount of marine life and undersea plants. We explore two of these habitats; The Ningaloo Reef, and The Great Barrier Reef.
Runtime: 45m
The Galapagos off the coast of Ecuador was made famous by the exploits of Charles Darwin, but there is a culture, history, and a peoples that add an additional layer to this nation.
Runtime: 44m
We take a trip through South China where ancient tradition exists alongside western influence.
