S6 E11: Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Parks: Zion

S6 E11: Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Par...

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S6 E12: The Legend of Edmund and the Reindeer

Take a seat by the fire and listen up as Earth Ranger Emma tells the story of how one of the arctic's most skilled bush pilots once got stranded in a December snow storm and got rescued by someone very unexpected.———————————Are you a card-carrying Earth Rangers member yet? Make s ...  Afficher plus

S6 E13: Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Parks: Gros Morne

Waddaya at, listeners? That's nefinese for "hello", or "what's up". What's nefinese? The slang spoken in Newfoundland. Today Emma is excited to explore the magnificent Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland, Canada, but watch out: It looks like she's about into stumble a sticky ...  Afficher plus

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