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Leave No Trace Season 1, Episode 4: Chile

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Join Richard as he travels deep into Chile's Patagonian Rainforest and the Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve. See some of the most unique hotels on earth, including one shaped as a mushroom and another as a fairytale kingdom. Discover beautiful lakes, volcanoes, waterfalls and the rainforest, skiing down an unmarked glacier and fly on some of the world's highest and longest zip lines. Watch Leave No Trace Season 1, Episode 4 Chile in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Leave No Trace Season 1, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

8 episodes
Season 1
1

Peru

Richard visits the Inca's Valley of the Kings, and the Inka-terra organization who are pioneers of eco-tourism in Peru and have led the way in the global development of ecologically sensitive tourist projects. From there, we go to one of the most unique hotels in the world - the Skyventure Lodge. Then to the world famous Machu Picchu, where Richard visits this ancient Incan abandoned city.
2

Thailand

Ancient Siam meets privacy and 'Intelligent Luxury' at Soneva Kiri, an award-winning luxury resort located on Thailand's 4th largest island, Koh Kood. Soneva are a thriving community working closely with the environment to craft incredible bespoke experiences, where discovery is a way of life. Richard learns about Soneva's "waste to wealth" policy, and visits Mandalay to learn more about the Soneva Foundation's Myanmar Stoves Campaign.
3

New Mexico

Ted Turner is one of the US's largest landowners, and his Vermejo Park Ranch in New Mexico is a 600 000 acre ranch dedicated to the conservation and reintroduction of a number of endangered species. Vermejo offers a wide range of environmentally sensitive programs for visitors. Richard also takes time to visit some of the famous sites of American history along the Santa Fe trail.
4

Chile

Join Richard as he travels deep into Chile's Patagonian Rainforest and the Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve. See some of the most unique hotels on earth, including one shaped as a mushroom and another as a fairytale kingdom. Discover beautiful lakes, volcanoes, waterfalls and the rainforest, skiing down an unmarked glacier and fly on some of the world's highest and longest zip lines.
5

Scotland

Richard returns to his country of birth to explore some of the most remote islands off the coast of Scotland. Join him as he braves the cold waters of the North Atlantic to sustainably harvest sea kelp which, is a surprising ingredient in one of Scotlands most highly acclaimed gins. He'll visit the ruins of ancient Scottish cultures and he'll learn the heritage and history of Scotland's oldest continuous company, Harris Tweed.
6

Kenya

Richard visits the Angama Mara Safari Lodge in Kenya, suspended high above the floor of Africa's Great Rift Valley. The Angama Mara Foundation supports many programs including, local school funding and The Rhino Project. They also go to great lengths to reduce their carbon footprint and increase sustainability. Richard also gets the opportunity to get up close and personal with a pride of lions.
7

Greece

The Aristi Mountain Resort sits in Northern Greece and is far cry from what most people would associate what Greece looks like. Join Richard as he explores this mountainous region, hiking the deepest gorge in the world and fishing in the cleanest waters in all of Europe. He also enjoys some of the natural culinary delights that originate from this region including Feta Cheese, aromatic herbs and sweet delicious wines.
8

Borneo

Orang-utans are the world's largest tree- climbing mammals. But their forest habitat in Borneo is rapidly disappearing, putting the future of Asia's only great ape in peril. Staying at Sukau Rainforest Lodge, Richard see first hand how the locals are fighting the threat not only to their environment, but also to the tourism industry. Along the way, Richard sees a range of animals in their natural habitat, and visits one of only 2 sources of birds nest soup.