S6 E12: The Legend of Edmund and the Reindeer

S6 E12: The Legend of Edmund and the Reindeer

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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 ...  Show more

S6 E14: Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Parks: Everglades

Alligators, sharks, crocodiles, pet-shop pythons and underwater cows... Today's national park seems like it was designed by a mad scientist!Welcome to the Everglades. Hope you packed your swamp survival kit!———————————Are you a card-carrying Earth Rangers member yet? Make sure to ...  Show more

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