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'Hope In The Water' Docuseries Renewed For Season 2 At PBS

'Hope In The Water' Docuseries Renewed For Season 2 At PBS
‘Hope In The Water’ Docuseries Renewed For Season 2 At PBS · deadline.com

This is a nature TV show about people who are working hard to help feed everyone on Earth while also keeping our oceans, lakes, and rivers clean and healthy.

The show is called 'Hope In The Water,' and it is coming back for a second season on PBS.

The first season came out in 2024, and the new season will be shown next year.

The show tells hopeful stories about real people solving big problems for our planet.

It wants to help feed more than 8 billion people in a way that takes care of nature.

Some famous people help with the show, like actress Shailene Woodley and chefs Andrew Zimmern and Kristen Kish.

A nonprofit group called Fed By Blue helped make the series.

The people behind the show say they are excited to keep sharing stories that give people hope.

Key facts

Series
Hope In The Water
Network
PBS
Episode format
Three-part series
First season
Premiered in 2024
Season 2
Premieres next year
Executive advisor
David E. Kelley
Production company
Intuitive Content
Funders
Builders Vision and the Walton Family Foundation

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David E. Kelley

Creator and executive advisor of "Hope In The Water"

“"Hope In The Water sets out to tell hopeful, solution‑driven stories about the future of our oceans and our food. It’s evident that these stories resonate, and we’re excited to continue the journey with PBS—exploring even more of the people and ideas helping to shape a more sustainable future."”
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Shailene Woodley

Actress and environmental advocate featured in the series

“"From the start, Hope In The Water has been about elevating the people creating real solutions for our oceans. Continuing this journey with the series feels deeply meaningful, especially as the need for sustainable change grows more urgent. I’m honored to continue to build on the momentum and to keep sharing stories that inspire hope and action for our planet."”
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