Smithsonian Earth - Wild Wild East Series 1 (2017) Part 8 Wetlandss

Wild Wild East Series 1

From the annual shad migration through the Shubenacadie River to the red fox population of Prince Edward Island, the eastern coast of Canada is rife with amazing examples of resilience and survival. Learn more about this fascinating corner of North America and the wildlife that call it home.

Part 8 Wetlands

In Nova Scotia, a rich network of wetland habitats provides the optimal conditions for amphibian and reptile species to thrive–including Blanding's turtle, one of the rarest on Earth. Learn about the extensive efforts in place to protect them from threats like climate change, habitat loss, and predation.

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