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Rockies Rangers: Where learning and exploration go hand-in-hand - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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In this week’s episode, The Weather Network's reporter Mia Gordon and her trusty sidekick Max are on another adventure, traveling to the beautiful Canadian Rockies, where they are going to learn how to become Rockies Rangers. The new Pursuit Collections Rockies Rangers program spans across their seven attractions in Banff, Jasper, and Golden. At each of the locations, little explorers start by picking up a field guide—there are three different ones based on age ranges. Kids then follow a differe
Fat Bear Week: The Annual Battle of the Bulge - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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From September 22 to 29, the brown bears of Katmai National Park in Alaska will compete in the ultimate high-stakes bulk-up challenge: Fat Bear Week. This competition is not just about bragging rights; it’s also about survival. During hibernation, these bears can go up to six months without eating or drinking, losing up to one-third of their body mass. Last year’s champion, 32 Chunk, who was estimated to weigh 1,200 pounds, is looking to defend his title, but he faces some tough competition. Par
Caught near a wildfire while hiking? Here's your survival guide - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Imagine you are out in the backcountry, without cell service, and suddenly you start to smell smoke or see a plume rising too close for comfort—what should you do? Recently, hikers were evacuated from Mount Unnecessary and the Erin Moore trails area near Lions Bay, B.C., a community just north of Vancouver, due to a nearby wildfire. If you ever find yourself in a similar situation, here are some steps to keep in mind: Even if you don’t have cell service, you can hit the SOS button on your satell
Hunting for dinosaur bones in Canada: Go fossil digging in Drumheller, Alberta - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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In this episode of Wildest Classroom, The Weather Network’s reporter Mia Gordon travels to Drumheller, Alberta—the dinosaur capital of the world—to answer a question that’s on every curious child's mind: how are dinosaur fossils found? Present day Drumheller is a scorching desert. Standing in the valley, it feels like you are on a desert moon - a maze of towering hoodoos and wind sculpted rock shining under the prairie sky. But if we hit the rewind button, and traveled back 75 million years to t
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