Deep in the Canadian North, six young men embark on an epic adventure, journeying over 900 miles by way of canoe in just two months. A chance encounter with one First Nations family shows the team that the Peel Watershed debate is not just about protecting the environment, but also a way of life. An adventure soon turns into a mission to show the world why some places are worth preserving.
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Don't give money to Ukraine. It's a scam. Buy expensive gas and food, and eat ze bugs, instead. All hail the WEF.
The way things are going all the pristine wilderness on earth will be destroyed within 50 years. All In the name of greed. Yeah let's cut down an entire forest so our ceo can buy himself a new boat. This is literally the kind of stuff that's going on. The Amazon rain forest is on the verge of being DECLASSIFIED as a rain foest. Due to deforestation
…………..YAWN!!!!!!!!………………
PROTECT THE NORTH.
Jim baird,lost lakes, Kevin kalahan, Joe robinet all do this as a warm up trip. 900 miles is there warm up.
Wow, epic 😮👌🔥👏👏👏😍
Copyrighted in 2016.
ชีวิตคือการเดินทาง Thank you, love you all guys 😊
sad to see canada go. preserve nature please
AMAZING. I love canada but hate government. ruining this entire country. Maybe the greatest continent on earth.
lets get the extended version! ill sit here for hours
This was great. Definitely wouldn’t take the Spanish guy again. Dude was a complainer and would eat you if he was hungry enough
the adventure is cool i would worry about falling on the rocks and break a leg or getting caught in the wrong spot by a bear
or mountain lion and so many other things that can go wrong it's why they say that more people go missing in alaska and are never
seen again then all of the other 49 states it's because of the harsh environment
Reminds me of "Unbranded".
I wish i had 200k for a casual canoe trip though the Yukon.alsp everytime I saw one of them dive head first into unknown waters in the middle of wilderness I couldn't help but wince
I was born and raised in Anchorage. I’ve never been to the Northern part of Alaska 😳
Feels good to see this adventure. 👍