Living in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, one of the most remote and pristine regions in the world, are some of the most isolated people in America. They are the last Alaskans, the subjects of a documentary series that showcases their courage, wisdom, and spirit. The series features four families who have chosen to live off the land, hunting, fishing, and trapping for their survival. They are:
- Bob Harte, who spent 40 years in the Alaskan wilderness as a veteran of the refuge. He was known for his humor, resilience, and love for his family and friends. He passed away in 2017 after a long battle with cancer.
- Heimo and Edna Korth, one of the rare permanent residents of the refuge who have lived there for over four decades. Heimo is a master of survival skills and a mentor to young people who want to learn the traditional ways of life.
- Tyler and Ashley Selden, a young couple who met in college and decided to pursue their dream of living in the wilderness. They are passionate about preserving the natural environment and respecting the wildlife.
- Ray and Cindy Lewis
