In this episode, the Restoration Planet team showcases Williams Lake, BC. Mary and Oliver highlight composting in their "Trash Talk Tuesday" series. North in Prince George, Jim Good's nature park features trees and plants from across Canada. The team plants trees with local Indigenous women and holds a smudge ceremony to aid fire-ravaged lands.

The Restoration Planet team visits Newfoundland & Labrador. Local diver Shawn, founder of "Clean Harbours Initiative," cleans local harbors. Robert and Vanessa help remove debris from a cove. A year later, his initiative thrives. They also meet seabird biologists Taylor Brown and Juliana Coffey, studying stranded petrels, and capture stunning images of Vanessa's homeland.

The Albanian people are generous despite a challenging history. The team joins PPNEA, a national conservation group, working with ornithologist Zydjon and wildlife researcher Ilir. They collaborate with local shepherds to reduce illegal poisoning, which threatens the critically endangered Egyptian Vulture, aiming to restore its population in the beautiful Albanian mountains.

In spectacular Montenegro, the team works with Belma, Stefan, and Marina from Wildlife Montenegro. In a huge cave near the Albanian border, they explore thousands of hibernating bats. Marina sets traps to track the invasive mongoose. They also showcase Montenegro's natural beauty, culture, and history.

The team visits a remote Ecuadorian Andes village, spending time on a small organic farm. The local economy thrives on agriculture and small family businesses like shoemakers and bakers. The warm, hardworking locals say anything you plant, grows. A nearby mining operation threatens their centuries-old way of life.