S6 E1: A Thief in the Forest

S6 E1: A Thief in the Forest

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S6 E2: Grounded ???

Whoa! Earth Ranger Emma is grounded? Number One is putting Emma on a mandatory holiday to make sure she does not get over-worked, but our intrepid reporter is not having it! She's one a "rest-less" mission to turn this relaxation into exploration! Adventure is calling!——————————— ...  Show more

S6 E3: Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Parks: Yosemite

Greetings from Yosemite National Park, the first stop on Earth Ranger Emma's epic adventure relaxing vacation! She's having an excellent time hiking around and learning all about the animals and plants that call this place home. Tune in to join the adventure!———————————Are you a ...  Show more

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