Yukon • 2026 • episode "S2E3" • Wilderness with Simon Reeve

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Simon Reeve treks and canoes through Canada’s rugged and frozen Yukon Territory to meet the people who make the wilderness home and to search for grizzly bears, the apex predator.

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Wilderness with Simon Reeve • 2024 - 2026 • 8 episodes •

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Yukon

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Mongolia

Simon Reeve embarks on a 3,000-mile journey across the deserts, plains and mountains of Mongolia in search of snow leopards and the nomadic people who hunt with golden eagles.

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