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In the Americas with David Yetman
Brasilia and Chapada Dos Veadeiros
Season 11
Episode 1107
Brazil’s capital city, far removed from the Amazon, sits on a plateau that is also home to home rugged cliffs, streams, and waterfalls, indigenous communities, homesteads of pioneering families, and habitats found in these mountains and nowhere else.
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One of the world's greatest cities deals with falling water tables and sinking earth.
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Travel along the 500-mile-long Blue Ridge Parkway, part of our national park system.
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Explore how cities and countryside adapt to drought in the American Southwest.
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Explore the old town of Baracoa and Cuba's vast sugar cane fields.
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Discover why surfers now flock from around the world to ride the Pororoca.
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Explore the world's largest freshwater swamp, the Pantanal.
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