National Geographic - Wild Nordic (2019)

The show brings viewers a new look at Scandinavia - once home to the infamous Vikings, and still a land of vast coastlines, soaring mountains, daring adventurers, ancient civilizations and lush forests. The fabled wildernesses of Norway, Finland and Sweden are revealed from the skies above with new aerial photography in Wild Nordic. Life in the Scandinavian wilderness as harsh winter months transition to longer, sunnier days.

Part 1: Viking Coast
Norway's Viking Coastline reveals massive fjords, towering mountains and daring explorers- bringing together ancient cultures and modern wildernesses.
The Norwegian sea areas are the birthplace of the most legendary civilization on our planet, the Vikings. Viking warriors traveled through wide fjords, navigated past rugged shorelines, and ascended to the tops of rugged mountains. Discover the treasures of the coast all the way from the southern Oslo Fjord to the magnificent northern Lofoten Islands.

Part 2: Kingdom in the Sky
The Scandinavian Mountains - snow-covered, windswept, inhospitable and wild. Yet even in these conditions, many animals thrive, and this tundra creates life for ancient creatures like musk oxen, arctic fox and fabled reindeer.
This northern mountain range is the backbone of Scandinavia.

Part 3: Land of Ice and Snow
The Top of the World uncovers a vast frozen wilderness marked by unique artic wildlife, age-old traditions and a battle against the harshest winters.
Arctic dog sledding and the unique culture of the wandering Sami reindeer herders. The wilderness of northern Scandinavia is a rare region. Explore the open and icy nature known for its arctic wildlife and ancient traditions. This icy region attracts adventurers from all over the world.

Part 4: Mystic Waters
From Finland's far north, wild Viking Rivers inspire explorers from across the globe, from daring ice-skaters to naked ice-swimmers.
Finland's wild rivers attract hikers from all over the world, from the bubbling streams of the north to the thousands of picturesque lakes of Southern Finland. These waters are home to important Nordic wildlife. Bears, snakes and even native freshwater seals call the area home.

Part 5: Creatures of the Taiga
The creatures of the taiga find their homes deep within Scandinavia's ancient forests and this fall season will be the ultimate test of survival.
The boreal zone of Scandinavia is part of the largest forest area in the world. Taiga animals live deep in ancient forests. With the arrival of autumn, the animals of the forest must prepare for an extreme survival test: a long and harsh winter from which only the toughest will survive.