Andy Bassich and Denise Becker set out for a key harvest Sue Aikens braces key structures Jessie Holmes says a final goodbye the Hailstones harvest the last of the season's resources Ricko DeWilde prepares for the most critical hunt of the year.
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With limited daylight, Alaskans must brave cruel temperatures to survive.
In the midst of dark winter, Arctic residents must brace for the dangers that lurk ahead.
Brutal storms threaten the lives of those living in the Arctic as they enter dark winter.
As the deep freeze sets in, Alaskans brave cruel temperatures to complete vital tasks.
As winter's grip in the Arctic strengthens, Alaskans are forced to react to avoid an icy demise.
For Alaskans, the return of winter brings new and dangerous challenges.
Andy Bassich and Denise Becker set out for a key harvest Sue Aikens braces key structures Jessie Holmes says a final goodbye the Hailstones harvest the last of the season's resources Ricko DeWilde prepares for the most critical hunt of the year.
For Alaskans, survival under the midnight sun will require them to seize every moment.
Despite warmer weather, the work needed to survive in Alaska remains as constant as ever.
Amid the long days of the arctic summer, Alaskans learn valuable lessons of survival.
As a pandemic sweeps the globe, Alaskans face strange times in daylight's return.
The Hailstone family must depend on each other to survive the Alaskan tundra.
For Alaskans, frigid temperatures and heavy snowfall threaten their winter survival.
In the heart of winter, Alaskans face deadly temperatures in their quest for survival.
Dark Winter has descended upon the Arctic, and in its cruel reign, survival is uncertain.
Alaskans seize the last of summer's daylight to prepare for the return of winter's fury.
As summer continues in the Arctic, Alaskans work to stockpile resources and explore remote terrain in Kavik, caribou have arrived, and Sue Aikens jumps at this new hunting opportunity on the tundra, while Jessie Holmes embarks on a major move.
During summer in Alaska, the inhabitants convert an outdated snow system into a useful water reserve, beachcomb the coastline to discover ancient relics and build a new dock on the river.
Alaskans maximize the 22 hours of sunlight each day to prepare their homesteads, fix equipment, protect their surrounding ecosystem and secure resources for the coming winter.
The Alaskans use daylight to secure needed resources and repair vital equipment before the freeze they embark on an annual fish harvest and see an attempt to lessen dependence on fossil fuels.
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