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Meeting a team of sailors racing up the treacherous coastline of the Pacific Northwest with no motor and no support; a group of volunteers who risk their lives to save people stranded on glaciers and volcanoes; a wingsuit base jumper.
Meeting a team of sailors racing up the treacherous coastline of the Pacific Northwest with no motor and no support; a group of volunteers who risk their lives to save people stranded on glaciers and volcanoes; a wingsuit base jumper.
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S1, EP5 "Risk Takers"Meeting a team of sailors racing up the treacherous coastline of the Pacific Northwest with no motor and no support; a group of volunteers who risk their lives to save people stranded on glaciers and volcanoes; a wingsuit base jumper.
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S1, EP6 "Pioneers"Meeting an explorer who scales peaks in the most remote edges of the world and goes where no one has gone before; a social entrepreneur uses pigeons to monitor polluted air; an artist creates the world's first underwater sculpture museum.
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S1, EP4 "Guardians"A boar hunter; preserving tradition while protecting birds in the wettest place on earth; an artist transforms toxic sludge from the Ohio River into works of art; scientists works to save the Joshua Tree from warming climates.
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S1, EP3 "Protectors"Elite divers stay submerged underwater for weeks at a time in the name of science; a man grows millions of trees for planting across the devastated Rocky Mountain region; an extraordinarily gifted rock balancer.
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