Season 2
Synopsis
Season 2 of Down to Earth with Zac Efron (2022) stays in one country — Australia — and you can watch it online on iFILM across eight episodes.
No more continent-hopping. Zac Efron and Darin Olien plant themselves on a single landmass and dig in. They start in the Greater Blue Mountains outside Sydney and end up in the Torres Strait, where rising seas threaten to swallow whole islands. Along the way they dive the Great Barrier Reef to learn coral restoration, get their hands dirty with regenerative farming, and trace where waste actually goes. One episode sits with communities rebuilding after catastrophic bushfires; another listens to Aboriginal voices who have tended this land for millennia.
It's a quieter, more focused run than the first — less map, more meaning. Stream Down to Earth Season 2 online on iFILM.
8 episodes
S2·E1Habitat Conservation
From Sydney to the Greater Blue Mountains, Zac and Darin meet with leading eco-warriors to learn about protected lands and habitat conservation.
S2·E2Regenerative Agriculture
Zac and Darin get down and dirty as they explore a natural approach to farming through regenerative agriculture and organic food production.
S2·E3Great Barrier Reef
Along the coastline, Zac and Darin take a deep dive into the coral reef restoration techniques supporting a vast underwater ecosystem.
S2·E4Torres Strait
Zac and Darin test their cooking skills in Melbourne before heading to the Torres Strait Islands to understand the impact of rising sea levels.
S2·E5Waste
Searching for ways to minimize their carbon footprint, Zac and Darin visit a self-sustaining home and other businesses innovating to reduce waste.
S2·E6Wildfire
In the aftermath of a devastating bushfire season, Zac and Darin learn about efforts to rehabilitate the wildlife and livestock population.
S2·E7Aboriginal Voice
Leaders and representatives of Aboriginal communities show Zac and Darin how Indigenous cultures live to protect and preserve the land.
S2·E8Eco Innovators
Eco-innovators introduce Zac and Darin to unique and cost-effective ways to address complex problems and help heal the environment.
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