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Individuals who have recently left their traditional lifestyle behind face a challenging new world off the grid in the wilds of Alaska.
Seasonal shifts hit Alaska and young Alaskans are forced to survive through adaptation to reap nature’s bounty.
The Next Generation must stockpile necessary resources to endure dark winter.
Up against countless obstacles, rural Alaskans must work hard to survive.
The next generation of Alaskans must rise to the challenge that Mother Nature throws at them in order to survive.
Time is running out on seasonal harvests in Alaska and the next generation is forced to work smarter not harder to reap nature's bounty.
Determination, dedication, and grit is what the Next Generation is made of.
As seasons change, Alaskans must be vigilant in their quest for survival
As winter gives way to spring, the next generation of Alaskans must adapt to what Mother Nature throws at them or suffer the consequences.
As the icy landscape melts, Alaskans must adapt in order to endure the challenges that lay ahead.
Nature’s bounty shifts with the change of seasons, and the next generation seeks out its rewards and must anticipate the dangers.
It’s spring and by hell or high water the next generation will stop at nothing to replenish their vital meat stores and reap nature's bounty.
The changing seasons bring risks the next generation has yet to experience deep in the Arctic back country.
While temperatures rise and predators wake, Alaskans must stay on high alert in order to survive.
As the seasons change, the next generation of Alaskans is in search of autumn’s bounty in order to prepare for winter.
Hardworking Alaskans must come up with plans to stock up their food supply and be ready for the brutally cold dark days ahead.
The first signs of winter have appeared in Alaska and the Next Generation must forge ahead to survive or face the chilling consequences.
The harsh Alaskan winter breeds ingenuity and adaptation to survive.
The work never ends as Alaskans prepare for another brutally harsh winter.
It's a hierarchy of predator versus prey, for all who live in Alaska.
