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Hazen Audel - The More You Learn, The Less You Need

Hazen Audel

18-Jan-23 15:00

Hazen Audel - The More You Learn, The Less You Need

Hazen Audel is a biologist, TV presenter, and natural history guide, who is Kootenai and Salish Native American and Greek by descent. He founded The Wild Classroom, a non-profit online web-series offering teachers and students quality, natural history educational videos for use in the classroom and home. As the host of National Geographic's Primal Survivor series, he has documented many adventures and tales of survivalism, and his experiences living with and working alongside indigenous people in remote regions of the world. He joins us to share more about his travels and adventures, how he went from teacher to survivalist, and some of the important lessons he has learnt from connecting with indigenous communities from around the world.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Categories:  environmentcultureHistory/Heritage

Tags:  Hazen AudelsurvivalismPrimal Survivorindigenous people and local communitiesIPLCconservationbiodiversity loss





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