Earth Rangers’ Bring Back the Wild Media
Can kids come to the rescue of our endangered wildlife? Earth Rangers educates and empowers young people to become involved, giving them the ammo they need to care and act.
Inside Halton, February 1, 2012
The Earth Rangers paid a visit to the children at Sheridan Public School in North Oakville last Thursday and made all the students honourary Earth Rangers.
Rogers Daytime, January 11, 2012
Watch Earth Rangers’ Science Advisor Dr. Scott Tarof with wildlife biologist Ashley Fell, as they introduce a few of Earth Rangers’ animal ambassadors and walk us through the Bring Back the Wild program.
Earth Ranger Ashley and Animal Ambassador Shriek stop by Animal House Calls to talk to Ann Rohmer about helping to protect the bison with the Bring Back the Wild™ program.
Amazing Planet, December 15, 2011
Reindeer populations have declined drastically in the past few decades. To stop the loses, the Wildlife Conservation Society and Earth Rangers have launched a campaign to protect the woodland caribou aka the ‘real’ reindeer.
David Ireland, managing director of biodiversity programs at the Royal Ontario Museum, discusses the launch of an educational initiative in collaboration with the Toronto Zoo, Parks Canada and Earth Rangers.
Representatives from the Toronto Raptors and Toronto Maple Leafs, along with eighty young Earth Rangers’ members, took part in a ceremonial tree planting at the Earth Rangers’ Centre to kick off their partnership with Just Energy.
Earth Ranger Andy and Animal Ambassador Floyd the Ball Python are interviewed on Breakfast Television Winnipeg.
Earth Ranger Shannon and Animal Ambassador Echo the Barn Owl are interviewed on Breakfast Television Vancouver.
Yahoo News, September 15, 2011
Earth Rangers and the internationally successful children’s animation series from Pukeko Pictures, the WotWots are proud to announce their partnership.
Earth Rangers Video, September 13, 2011
Learn more about Earth Rangers’ Bring Back the Wild™ conservation project to protect the Newfoundland Pine Marten. The Newfoundland Pine Marten needs your help because they are getting caught in traps left for other animals. Raise money to protect the Newfoundland Pine Marten and its home in The Grassy Place in Newfoundland.
York Region News, August 30, 2011
Vaughan environmental education organization Earth Rangers will soon bring its conservation-related activities to about 400,000 students, thanks to a $1.1 million funding boost from the FedDev Ontario program.
Earth Rangers’ Video, August 22, 2011
The winners of the Whales, Trails and Polar Bear Tales Contest had an amazing time on their trip to the Churchill Northern Studies Centre. Check out a video of them now!
CTV stops by Ontario Place to visit with Earth Rangers’ staff and Animal Ambassador Cosmo the Lemur.
The Bring Back the Wild contest, which featured prizes that were generously donated by Mountain Equipment Co-op, announced its winners.
Earth Ranger Jenna sells her paintings to help protect animals and their habitats with the Bring Back the Wild Program.
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