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Mar 5, 2024 · Watch full episodes of Port Protection Alaska online. Get sneak peeks and free episodes all on Nat Geo TV.
- Sam Carlson Continues to Live on The Remote Alaskan Island
- How Did Gary Muehlberger Die?
- Timothy “Curly” Leach Is Leading A Content Life Today
- David Squibb Is Enjoying The Beauty of Nature Today
- Mary Miller Is Leading A Peaceful Life Today
- Matt Carlson Is Embracing His Alaskan Roots
- Dan Nachtrab Continues to Be A Proud Family Man Today
- Jeffrey Johnson Is An Ordained Minister Now
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As one of the oldest cast members on the show, Sam Carlson has spent over 50 years in Port Protection, having spent much of his younger years in the area. The reality TV star is known for his hunting skills and is affectionately called “The Engineer” for his creativity, despite any official qualifications for the title. Though he has a love for sci...
On March 17, 2021, the Alaskan State Troopers came to know that Gary Muehlberger’s home was on fire. The extreme weather conditions apparently caused a delay for the concerned authorities in their bid to control the fire. Since the incident, people within the community did not see Gary and feared that he had perished in the fire. A few days later, ...
Originally from Rochester, Washington, Timothy “Curly” Leach seems to be enjoying his life in Port Protection. As a firm non-believer in the concept of money, the reality TV star strives hard to gather the materials he needs for living and aims to live a content life. He can often be seen navigating the waters in and around the Alaskan island using...
As of writing, David Squibb is based in Point Baker, Alaska, and has stayed true to his minimalist lifestyle. As a keen lover of nature, the reality TV star often ventures outdoors and is even known to share beautiful pictures on his social media. Apart from his wood-based projects, he is known to enjoy fishing and spending time with his friends an...
Given that Mary Miller grew up in Oakland, California, she is famously known as “The City Girl,” but do not let the name fool you. With a deep love for nature, she can often be seen outdoors on different adventures. Additionally, no one can doubt her skills with a gun, which may or may not be related to the fact that her father owned a gun range. T...
Matt Carlson, son of Sam Carlson, has spent a major portion of his life in Port Protection. He did move to the mainland to live with his partner(once fiancée) Kaylee Burk and his daughter Shipley. During his time on the mainland, Matt was apparently living in Ketchikan, Alaska, and was a Captain at Baranof Fishing Excursions. However, he and Kaylee...
A talented voice artist, Dan Nachtrab has served as the narrator of several episodes of ‘Port Protection.’ Having worked with networks like Fox, CBS, NBC, and National Geographic, his portfolio is nothing short of impressive. In fact, Dan has apparently even won an Emmy award. Presently, he is affiliated with Carian LLC and Atlas Talent Agency. Bas...
Having worked as a narrator for the National Geographic show, Jeffrey Johnson is known for his work in projects like ‘Letters to God,’ ‘Lovecraft Country,’ and ‘Casting The Net.’ The Massachusetts native turned 52 in January 2022 and has been affiliated with various movies, shows, and video games. Presently based in Los Angeles, California, Jeffrey...
Port Protection is a National Geographic show that documents the lives of a group of people who live in a remote Alaskan island. Learn about the cast members' whereabouts, deaths, skills, and relationships today.
6 days ago · Surrounded by the North Pacific, Port Protection is a remote community tucked into the northwest corner of Prince of Wales Island, Alaska. The approximately 100 residents who call the rugged,...
Port Protection (Lingít: Kél) is a census-designated place (CDP) in Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area, Alaska, United States. The population was 36 at the 2020 census, down from 48 in 2010 census.
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Port Protection is a TV show that follows the lives of a group of people who live in a remote and isolated village in Alaska. They face challenges of survival, subsistence, and community in a harsh and unforgiving environment.
Port Protection is a small community on Prince of Wales Island, accessible by plane or boat. It offers fishing charters, local art, and a glimpse into the independent lifestyle of Alaskan residents.
