Anderson, Aruay e Mayra explores Paranapiacaba. They encounter plants, knowledge of local nature and parts of the Atlantic Forest area still intact.

Mayra, Aruay and Anderson walk by the brackish waters of the mangrove and discover the difference between the local flora and fauna.

Aruay, Anderson and Mayra find themselves in a historical location within a cave located in Minas Gerais, Brazil.

The three hosts of the program gain geological knowledge about one of the oldest areas in Brazil, Cadeira do Espinhaço.

Aruay and Anderson explore the local fauna and flora more than 2400 meters of altitude at the Prateleiras do Itatiaia.

Anderson, Mayra and Aruay visit the State Park of Cerca Grande, it is one of the oldest areas inhabited by the human species.

Anderson, Mayra and Aruay explore the Valley of Velozias Gigantes, where they have specimens more than 600 years old.

Within one of the most exuberant Atlantic Forest regions of Brazil, Anderson and Aruay hike towards the Marumbi peak in the Paraná mountains.

Anderson and Aruay take an unconventional route to visit the lower part of Janela do Céu in Ibitipoca located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Aruay and Anderson find several hiking trails that lead towards the beaches and forest areas of the Brazilian coast, where they visit Ilha do Mel.

Aruay, Mayra and Anderson arrive at one of the richest in natural diversity of the Legado das Águas: The Cambuci hiking trail.

Aruay and Anderson walk towards the shore of the Rio Grande in Ibitipoca. During their journey they encounter one of the most incredible engineering work of nature, several Rufous-fronted Thornbird's nests, they are a species of bird that build large nests with small sticks.

Anderson and Aruay hike through the biggest private reserve of the Atlantic Florest in Brasil, Legado das Águas. They arrive at the Dezembro waterfall.

Mayra, Aruay and Anderson visit the Lake of Sumidoro located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. They observe the ancient rock paintings in one of the oldest area inhabited by humans from the Americas.

Anderson, Aruay and Mayra arrive at the Tabuleiro Waterfall, the third largest waterfall of Brazil. They explore the flora of Cerrado of Minas Gerais, Brasil.

Mayra, Aruay and Anderson visit one of the most imporant preserved areas in the restinga in the coast of Brazil. They walk on the beach and discover the rich biodiversity of the coastline.

Aruay, Anderson and Mayra visit Serra do Japi. Serra do Japi is an important area of the Atlantic Forest that covers 1400 meters of altitude. During their hike, they explore the flora, fauna and diversity in the forest.

Aruay and Anderson visit an orchid garden and the production system of native seedlings in the largest area of the private reserve of the Atlantic Forest in Brazil.

Aruay and Anderson climb to Pico do Couto, one of the highest points in Brazil. The altitude of the vegetation area is located more than 2,600 meters high, high above the clouds.

In the middle of the Ibitipoca region located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil, Aruay and Anderson visit a cave used as a refuge for the slaves. They discover information about the plants and animals which inhabit the region.

Anderson and Aruay go to Guarujá, São Paulo, to hike the Prainha Branca trail, a location completely different from the urban beaches in city of Guarujá.

Aruay and Anderson hike on the trail of the Mimoso River in search of the Infinite Edge Waterfall in the middle of the Atlantic Forest.

The hosts of the program are familiar with Serra da Bocaina, a place with great variation of altitudes, and several typical natural attractions of the Atlantic Forest.

Anderson and Aruay hike an unknown trail in the Conceição District of Muqui, ES, where they explore the Pontões region.

Aruay and Anderson go to the city of Paraty, Rio de Janeiro. They travel near the islands within the Cairuçu Environmental Protection Area, a place with more than 60 islands, diversity of faunas and floras.

Aruay and Anderson visit Arraial do Cabo, Rio de Janeiro. Arraial do Cabo is known as the "Brazilian Caribbean" because of the color of the sea. They travel to the ruins of the city's old lighthouse.

Anderson and Aruay hike to the Cabeca de Dragao trail, the most famous of the Tres Picos State Park in Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro.

Anderson and Aruay visit the Pedra Azul State Park in the city of Domingos Martins, Espirito Santo. They explore the most popular trail in the park, the Pedra Azul trail.

Aruay and Anderson explore Paulo Cesar Vinha State Park in Guarapari. Guarapari is a beautiful and preserved Atlantic Forest site in the state of Espirito Santo.

The hosts of Brazil Land go to Macae, Rio de Janeiro, to explore the Restinga of Jurubatiba, the largest in Brazil that was formed during the Quaternary period.