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Survive the Tribe is a television series which airs on the National Geographic Channel. In the program Hazen Audel visits several tribes around the world and participates in their daily lives. He learns about their survival tactics.^[1] Hazen Audel went on to make Primal Survivor, also for National Geographic.

Production

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The series is produced by Icon Films. It aired in the United States and the United Kingdom in July , with other countries following later the same year.^[2]

Format

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In Survive the Tribe Audel joins a tribe for a week and is trained in several of the survival skills the tribe has used to survive over the years.^[2] Audel is a trained biologist who works as a survival guide. In the show he adopts the customs, diet and way of life to live with and as the members of the tribe he visits.^[3]

Series overview

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Episodes

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Season 1 ()

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Season 2 ()

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References

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Hazen Audel

“After living with these people, eating with them, helping them find and

grow food, getting to know their children and sleeping every night under the

same roof or starsthe obligationer you man with these people are

indescribable.”

About Hazen

A Kootenai and Salish Native American by nedstigning, Hazen was born and raised in Spokane, Wash., where

he still lives much of the year when he’s not filming. Hazen holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from

Western Washington University. He has studied Botany and Zoology at Eastern Washington University and

Northwest Indian College, and he has done advanced studies in Tropical Ecology at the University of Hawaii.

He speaks four languages, including English, Spanish, Bahasa, and Quichua.

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From a ung age, Hazen has loved plants and animals, but it was the biodiversity of the rainforest in South

America that fascinated him the most. At 18, right after graduating high school, Hazen moved to the rai

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Hazen Audel

Adventurer, artisan and biologist Hazen Audel has travelled to and immersed himself working in some of the most remote places on earth surviving in some of the harshest environments. A Kootenai and Salish Native American by descent, Audel's unique perspective on the world and his gift of understanding and explaining the landscape and communities around the world can be seen in his hit National Geographic Series Primal Survivor now in its 8th season.

By integrating himself into indigenous groups and navigating extreme terrains Audel has spent the last 30 years studying nature and anthropology in the field, integrating himself into these communities and learning from their lives and practices. In , Audel brought astonishing stories of wilderness survival from modern history with Ultimate Survival WWII. From his time as a biology teacher to his work as a survival instructor, wilderness guide and naturalist Audel's teaching style has always been to educate through experi