Life Below Zero: First Alaskans - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Uncertainty of the Future
Alaska Natives race the ticking clock as a harsh winter threatens to unfurl.
Good Day to be Indigenous
As the indigenous peoples of Alaska face a changing and unforgiving climate, they turn to the values of the past as a guide to their future.
Warrior Spirit
No matter the obstacles, the Alaska natives are up for the fight.
Family Strength
Joel builds a bridge, Marvin and his nephew hunt for winter fur, Jody trains her young dog team and Tig teaches his daughter how to harvest fur
Captain & Striker
As the seasons change to spring, new challenges arise for Alaska Natives.
Burning Daylight
When the sun doesn't set, Alaska natives forgo sleep to seize the daylight.
Good Medicine
Jody hunts for waterfowl, Marcella goes fishing, Tig builds a memorial fence and the Apassingok siblings go on their first adventure together as adults.
Strong Foundation
Chris and Nalu take to the seas, Marvin fixes his father's grave, John and Teresa build the foundation for their cabin and Joel helps his grandma.
Stepping Stones
The younger generation of Alaska Natives step up to new challenges.
Answer the Call
Alaska Natives train the next generation to provide from the land.
Homelands
John, Teresa and their daughters hunt seals, Tig and Louise help their daughters set a net, Joel upgrades his home and Marvin demonstrates how to harvest a deer.
Against the Wind
Alaska Natives work to rebuild after an unprecedented storm surge flooded and devastated coastal villages.
Taken by the Wolf
Death Stroll
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