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Friday, February 3, 2012
GREAT CANADIAN PARKS-Cape St.Mary's Ecological Reserve-NFNLD-1999 SE5-EP5
Season 5, Episode 5 (EP 5 x 5) - Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve
Airdate: 1999
Over 26,000 pairs of nesting seabirds nest in the spectacular 130 meter cliffs of Cape St. Mary's. Humpback, fin and minke whales feed in the offshore Atlantic waters in the summer months. The Cape St. Mary's lighthouse marks the southwest tip of Newfoundland's colourful Avalon Peninsula, and is battered on three sides by the North Atlantic.
( from : http://www.tvdome.eu/tv-shows/great-canadian-parks
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GREAT CANADIAN PARKS-Goat Range Provincial Park BC -Ep3-S6--1998 part1and2
Season 3, Episode 6 (EP 3 x 6) - Goat Range Provincial Park
Airdate: 1998
Goat Range Provincial Park is the largest wilderness park in the Selkirk mountains. This wild and rugged country has a healthy population of grizzlies, a large proportion of which are rare and mysterious 'white grizzlies.' Our crew hikes through bear-denning areas with local experts, who unravel some of the complexities of old-growth forests. We attend a unique 'bear school' where the focus is on watching for bear 'signs' and interpreting bear behaviour.
( from : http://www.tvdome.eu/tv-shows/great-canadian-parks
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Great Canadian Parks - Prince Edward Island National Park S2-Ep6 -part 1 and 2
Season 2, Episode 6 (EP 2 x 6) - Prince Edward Island National Park
Airdate: 1997
Prince Edward Island National Park lies along 40 km of the Island’s north shore. The landscape varies from sand dunes, beaches and red sandstone cliffs to salt marshes and fresh water ponds. The park has the finest example of the delicate 'sand dune ecosystem' in Atlantic Canada. The star residents are the fragile piping plover, which nests in sandy beaches, and the great blue heron, a common sight along the inland salt marshes and shallow ponds.
( from : http://www.tvdome.eu/tv-shows/great-canadian-parks
part 1
part 2
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