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201760 minEncerrada

Escape to Costa Rica

Emissora:Channel 4

Episódio Anterior

S01E03 - "Episode 3"

Foi ao ar em May 14, 2017, 4:15 PM

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Descrição

Science writer and explorer Gaia Vince goes to Costa Rica to find out how this remarkable little republic has become 'the happiest, most sustainable country in the world'.

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Status
Encerrada
Idioma
English
Duração
60 min
Estreia
April 30, 2017
Encerrada
May 14, 2017
Programação
Sunday às 19:00

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Episódios (1 Temporada · 3 Episódios)

Episode 1

Gaia helps capture a rogue crocodile before travelling to Monteverde Cloud Forest and scaling a giant tree with scientists who preserve life forms. Then she meets President Luis Guillermo Solis.

Apr 30, 2017

60 min

Episode 2

In this episode, Gaia goes white-water rafting down Costa Rica's most spectacular river to a remote ecolodge, to meet the people who fought to save the river from being dammed, and then visits the largest hydroelectric dam in Central America. She treks into the exclusion zone of an active volcano, and takes a dip in a hot spring, to understand how Costa Ricans have harnessed one of nature's most destructive forces. And on the stunning Pacific coast, she helps to build artificial reefs from unlikely recycling materials.

May 7, 2017

60 min

Episode 3

Science writer and explorer Gaia Vince visits Costa Rica to find out how this remarkable little republic has become 'the happiest, most sustainable country in the world'. Costa Rica runs its national grid on rivers and volcanoes and by 2021 it will be carbon neutral. It has no military, its rainforest is actually increasing, and it's home to more than 500,000 species. In this final episode Gaia goes horse riding with a 99-year-old cowboy, takes a canoe trip to meet the indigenous Bribri and witnesses an incredible natural phenomenon as thousands of olive ridley turtles arrive on a remote Costa Rican beach to lay their eggs: known as an 'arribada'.

May 14, 2017

60 min

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