Journey Into Wild is a travel show made for families with kids to watch together. Learn with our family of six as we travel to 12 countries exploring biodiversity hotspots and endangered animals, while we learn how to be agents of change for good.
Looking for top things to do in Morocco? Watch this to discover The Sahara Desert in Morocco like never before. Know before you go how your family can experience Marrakech, Casablanca, and riding camels into the Sahara to learn from the Berber tribe.
Want to know what to do in Egypt? Watch this to discover The Nile River in Egypt as you’ve never known. See how your family too can learn about the Nile River biome as you experience the great Giza pyramids, the Karnak Temple of Luxor, The Mummification Museum, and Nile crocodiles. Learn about Egypt’s food, culture, history, and the cities of Cairo, Luxor, and Alexandria.
What to do with kids in South Africa? Here’s what you need to know before you go. Discover The African Savanna (and much more) in South Africa together with us: Cape Town, Winelands, The Garden Route, Addo Elephant Park and SAFARI!!! Learn about South Africa’s food, culture, music, and animals.
Looking for things to do with children in Norway? There are over 120 stunning fjords in Norway which feature ancient glaciers and soaring rock walls of over 1,400 meters. They are home to brave people who have learned to adapt to the extreme climate as they enjoy glorious midnight sun, colorful northern lights, and exceptional wildlife. Episode Release: September 20, 2023
Want know top recommendations for exploring Greece with kids? One of the best examples of the Mediterranean biome is Greece which boasts unique wildlife and beautiful scenery like the rock formations of Meteora. The Greek people are legendary and the history, monuments, culture and terrain of Greece are worthy of exploration. Episode Release: October 15, 2023
Thailand is a southeast Asian country dotted with forests, grasslands, and various wetlands which feature beautiful lotus flowers and water lilies. Sadly, more than half of the forests have disappeared and the elephants population is threatened. Episode Release: November 15, 2023
Biome Highlighted: The Indonesian island of Bali is deeply diverse and replete with volcanoes, jungles, coral reefs, rice paddies and rivers. Flying monkeys and komodo dragons make Bali their home, along with myriad other special creatures.
Biome Highlighted: Australia’s grasslands are home to 89 bioregions which are filled with fascinating wildlife such as dingos, wallabies, wombats, kookaburras, and kangaroos. It is believed that First Nations Australians have lived on the land for 65,000 years.
Biome Highlighted: New Zealand’s deciduous forests are decidedly unique in the world. The forests are home to many animals such as black bears, wolfs, elk deer, bobcats, woodpeckers, and the famous kiwi bird. There are also a great number of wondrous marine mammals. The Māori people are native to the land and understand the forest better than anyone.
Ecological Concerns Highlighted: land and water pollution, wildfires, deforestation
Biome Highlighted: Hawaii is rich with biodiversity as the islands contain 10 of the world’s 14 climate zones. The ocean around Hawaii is teaming with wildlife including green sea turtles, spinner dolphins, whales, monk seals, and manta rays.
Biome Highlighted: Alaska’s mountain forest is the largest in the United States, and it is called the last great wilderness in America. Plus, Alaska’s forests are peppered with three million lakes! The state is home to bears, moose, wolves, and caribou and in the state’s oceans are orcas, gray whales, and humpback whales.
Ecological Concerns Highlighted: wildfires, loss of glacial ice, erosion
Biome Highlighted: Costa Rica’s six different kinds of tropical rainforests are magnificent. They cover most of the nation and provide habitat for a great range of plants and animals such as toucans, jaguars, red-eyed tree frogs, and pit vipers.
Ecological Concerns Highlighted: timber harvesting, flooding, loss of biodiversity
Biome Highlighted: The Amazon Rainforest forms the lungs of our world, helping to balance carbon dioxide and oxygen. It is home to indigenous tribal groups such as the Yanomamo and the Kayapo, who brave the jungle and have deep knowledge of the rainforest. The Amazon offers a habitat for rare animals such as pink dolphins, black spider monkeys, jaguars and sloths.
Biome Highlighted: The region of Patagonia stretches across Chile and into Argentina and is part of the Neotropical realm. The great Andes Mountains form the backbone of the region. Patagonia is a rare habitat for animals like the Andean condor and the king penguin.
Hello! We are Jedd & Janelle, the Executive Producers of Journey Into Wild. We are a married couple from Hawaii who love traveling the world with our four daughters.
We enjoy photography, filmmaking, and learning about how to protect and care for our beautiful world. We are excited to represent brands that are of like mind to what we are presenting in Journey Into Wild.
Email us if you are interested in collaborating together. We’d love to discuss the options of featuring your product, service or location in Journey Into Wild.
