Bzzz! Earth Rangers! To Bee or not to Bee? That is the question for today’s episode. When Emma finds a royal visitor slumbering in a flower pot on her balcony, she decides to find out more about our favourite pollinating friends.
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Here is an active bumblebee during the summer (left), but during the winter bumblebees hibernate (right). Emma will tell you why bees are so important and what to do if you find hibernating bumblebees in your back yard.
Then Emma talks to Kylie McGregor from Nature Conservancy Canada, who helps protect the open spaces in Saskatchewan that bumblebees really need for their habitat.
It’s chemistry time again! Emma talks to real-life environmental chemist Professor Hind Al-Abadleh from Wilfrid Laurier University Waterloo, about how we use chemistry in order to reduce air pollution and help fighting climate change.
Have you ever found a hibernating bumblebee? What do you think about environmental chemistry?
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I don’t understand it at all I read it I can’t find out what it’s suppose to mean
IM A EARTH RANGER YAHOOO!
This is really fun learning about WildWire! I learned so much already!
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Hi it’s so cool being an earth rangers love animals Yahoo
Btw I am level 39 lol don’t know why I commented that lol
I want to learn about ladybugs and how many eggs they lay.