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Into the Boreal
Tabitha boards the Polar Bear Express. She’s on her way to learn about Lake sturgeon research from a Cree biologist. Jack meanwhile learns about the elusive wolverine.
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Disappearing Grasslands
Tabitha is on a night time stake out by a badger’s den, while Jack investigates Loggerhead shrike and their gruesome habit of impaling their prey.
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Aquatic Haunts
Jack heads to Rondeau Park for a night-time stakeout, survivorman style, for the nocturnal Fowler’s toad. Tabitha meanwhile gets introduced to the perils of life as an American eel.
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Shrinking forests
Jack and Tabitha are on a quest for the mysterious Green dragon. With no sign of dragons, Jack heads off to investigate a close relative -lizards. Meanwhile Tabitha discovers why everything was so secretive on this mission.
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Vanishing Wetlands
Tabitha loves turtles and helps with a recovery effort. Meanwhile Jack heads to Algonquin Park to learn about research being done on the spotted salamander.
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Shared Urban Spaces
Assigned to look in their own habitat to find species at risk, the team, with help from Charlie, discover the world of bats which leads to a surprising ending to the series.
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Discovering the Slate Islands
On assignment to find out why forest dwelling Woodland caribou are a species at risk, Frankie and Tanner travel to Slate Islands Provincial Park in northern Ontario.
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Tracking the Caribou
Frankie heads north to learn about habitat needs of caribou and gets introduced to “caribou cams.” Meanwhile Tanner learns more about caribou ecology.
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Sharing the Forest
Frankie and Tanner head into the boreal to learn about modern forestry practises.
They start to realize that the boreal provides for many species, including humans.
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On the Heels of Predators
It’s time to learn about the Woodland caribou’s predators. While Frankie flies north on a quest to learn about wolves, Tanner gets introduced to the micro-predators.
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Seeking Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge
Tanner travels to north to meet a Cree elder who introduces him to his people’s relationship with caribou. Frankie meets a wildlife ecologist and learns how data is used to model the habitat needs of caribou.
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CSI to the Rescue
In the heart of the boreal in winter, Frankie and Tanner help gather caribou pellets. Later, at a forensic lab, they learn how “caribou poop” is helping in the recovery of
Woodland caribou.
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Discovering the World of Biodiversity
Jesse and Seka must come up with a science project on biodiversity, their choice – a local wetland destined for destruction.
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Sampling Life Forms in an Urban Wetland
Jesse and Seka learn how to use their senses to help them discover the incredible biodiversity in their wetland.
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Understanding Classification Systems
Jesse and Seka learn about different ways of classifying life forms and discover that
classification is something that we do all the time.
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Learning about Microorganisms
Jesse and Seka meet a scientist who introduces them to the world of slimy algae, useful bacteria and millions of other microorganisms
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Understanding Adaptation
Jesse and Seka pay another visit to their wetland where they learn how species have
adapted to living there.
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Presentation of Findings
Jesse and Seka present their findings about the wetland to members of city council, their teacher and fellow students.
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Mission Possible
An accident sparks an investigation that leads Jasmine and Sam into the wild world of species at risk. The duo will stop at nothing to uncover the facts.
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Alien Invaders
Bizarre things are happening and it’s up to the Incredible World Investigators to find out why. Sam and Jasmine’s first clue leads them to the home of a young boy whose favourite tree is under attack by aliens.
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Monarch Butterfly
Metamorphosis of a Monarch butterfly
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Gray Ratsnake
The habitat needs and threats facing the Gray ratsnake – a species at risk
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Snapping Turtle
A female snapping turtle laying eggs, to the emergence of the young turtles in the fall.
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Green Heron
The secretive life of Little Green herons
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Kawartha Turtle Trauma Centre
Injured turtles being taken care of at the Kawartha Turtle Trauma Centre
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A Turtle Project
Students conducting research on the Blanding’s turtle – a threatened species in Ontario
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Building an Eagle Nest
Members of the Leeds County Stewardship Council help bring bald eagles back to eastern Ontario
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Peregrine Recovery
Canadian Peregrine Foundation and the Leeds County Stewardship Council cooperated on the first of five releases of peregrine falcon chicks in Leeds County in eastern Ontario.
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Entomologist
Dr. David V. Beresford, Assistant Professor of Biology, Trent University
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Forensic Scientist
Dr. Paul Wilson, Canada Research Chair in DNA Profiling
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Research Scientist
Dr Brent Paderson, Trent University, Environmental Life Sciences
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Wildlife Biologist
Dr. Jennifer Shuter, Wildlife Research Analyst, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.