Survivorman

It's an island getaway for Les Stroud! Well, not quite. For seven cold days, Les will be enjoying the Northern reaches of Baffin Island. But don't worry, he's got some seal liver for dinner, oil-rich blubber for heat, a hook, three matches, and a knife.

Dropping by is no big deal for most of us. But Les Stroud does it a little differently. Les will be air dropped onto a snow-covered peak in the Canadian Rockies. For seven days, Les will have nothing but his wits, and a broken camcorder, to depend on.

This is no winter wonderland for Les Stroud. This barren, snowy wilderness will test the ultimate Survivorman. With only an axe, a multi-tool, and one blanket to shield him from the harsh cold, Les endures seven days of insane conditions.

Les Stroud likes to pack light. For his seven-day journey through the canyonlands of Utah, Les has brought some scavenged bike parts, a multi-tool, a magnesium flint-stick, and an old energy bar. But Les isn't worried. After all, he is the Survivorman.

Les Stroud embarks on a cruise off the coast of Belize. But Les' idea of a cruise is floating adrift on an inflatable life raft with no food and little equipment. Maybe Les should consider getting a different travel agent.

The Sonoran Desert in the southwest is no tropical paradise. Its extreme climate was home to ancient cultures, but can modern man survive this barren, unpredictable environment? Les Stroud, armed with the barest necessities, is about to find out . . .

The boreal forest of Northern Canada is no enchanted wonderland. This wilderness is vast, stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Wild animals are king here, and Les Stroud is about to enter their woods uninvited, and alone, as winter approaches.

The swamplands of Georgia's Altamaha River Basin are all that one would expect of a Primordial bog: dank, foreboding, swimming with alligators. This environment will welcome film maker and survival expert Les Stroud for seven sweaty days and nights.

Les Stroud's next stop-Costa Rica. But this is no vacation for Les. As most of us can't imagine traveling to a civilized city without luggage, Les travels to these deserted tropical beaches with no food, no water, and no beach-side bar in sight.