What reality series follows the Brown family living off the grid in Alaska?

The reality series following the Brown family living off the grid in Alaska is Alaskan Bush People.

The Discovery Channel series follows Billy and Ami Brown and their children as they attempt to live apart from modern society in remote wilderness. Its early episodes focus on the family’s self-described “wolfpack” lifestyle, including building shelters, gathering supplies, coping with harsh weather, and maintaining a highly isolated homestead.

Alaskan Bush People premiered on May 6, 2014. It was filmed in several Alaskan locations, including areas near Copper Center, Hoonah, and Chichagof Island. Later seasons moved production to Okanogan County, Washington, after the family left Alaska.

The series is often confused with Alone, Mountain Men, or Life Below Zero because all involve wilderness survival. Those programs use different formats and casts: Alaskan Bush People is specifically a family-centered docudrama-style series about the Browns. The show has also faced public criticism and legal scrutiny over how accurately it portrays the family’s isolation and Alaska residency.