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Head into “The Secret World of Sound” with @CarletonScience Prof. @MichaelRuntz & his partner Britta. The newest episode comes out today!
Over five weeks, they trekked over 13,000 km in Algonquin Park to conduct wolf surveys (wolf howls) to identify and have them respond. 🐺
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Some small (and easy!) changes in our lives can put a big dent in carbon emissions. 🙌 Tips from #natureofthings 'Curb your Carbon' narrated by @VancityReynolds. cbc.ca/documentaries/the-nat…
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Ben Von Wong @thevonwong is a Canadian artist who tackles some of the world’s most pressing environmental issues through his giant installations and photography.
Watch 'Curb Your Carbon' Friday at 9 pm on CBC or streaming now on CBC Gem: bit.ly/3zT5wv3
Cdn artist creates 3 story art to fight pollution: Curb Your Carbon
Ben Von Wong is a Canadian artist who tackles some of the world’s most pressing environmental issues through his giant installations and photography.
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Congratulations Clydesdale: Saving The Greatest Horse @infieldflydocs, Stream Scotland
#YFF21 GSA winner!
Documentary Point of View (POV) – presented by @CMF_FMC
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Our film made with @infieldflydocs on Jumbo can now be viewed on @BBCAMERICA.
Meet the most famous animal in the world TONIGHT when Attenborough and the Giant Elephant premieres at 9pm on @BBCAmerica! #JumboElephant #WildSummer
Attenborough and the Giant Elephant
Attenborough and the Giant Elephant premieres Saturday, August 24 at 9pm on BBC America.
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The winner for Best Biography or Arts Documentary Program or Series is Jumbo: The Life of an Elephant Superstar. Congratulations! @infieldflydocs @CBCDocs @CBC #CdnScreenAwards
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Learn more from @timspector about #diet #health in @FoodDocu on @cbcdocs The Nature of Things Jan 6!
Eat healthier in #2019 with food guru Tim Spector's 10 tips 🍎 | @cbcdocs cbc.ca/natureofthings/featur…
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As director of @cbcdocs @intothefiredoc I’m alarmed by this @GlobeDebate column denying role of #climatechange in #bcwildfires. Yes of course bad forest mgmt is partly to blame. But Margaret Wente cherry picks and ignores research from leading experts like @CanadaWildfire
B.C. is burning. Is climate change really to blame? bit.ly/2LIcqs9
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Our bowel movements can reveal a lot about our health so we should take a look before we flush. bit.ly/2usvaIR
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Great article in @EandTmagazine on examples of #poopower (#biogas) around the world! #MondayMotivation eandt.theiet.org/content/art…
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New research finds anti-bacteria wipes only clear bacteria short-term, as bacteria can replicate themselves in 20 minutes. But don't stress! Exposing yourself to everyday pathogens is good for keeping your immune system healthy and strong.
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Getting stoked to watch "Jumbo" on CBC's "The Nature of Things" with David Suzuki on CBC Windsor.🐘
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Sunday 8PM @ thenatureofthings @cbctelevision #jumbo #cbcdocs #elephants #extinction – at Toronto, Ontario
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Hope our Canadian friends enjoy #Jumbo with @DavidSuzuki on @CBC 8pm on Sunday 7th Jan on #NatureofThings made by @infieldflydocs
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An international team of scientists conduct an unprecedented examination of Jumbo’s bones to uncover answers 130 years after the elephant superstar’s death. Watch online now or Sunday at 8 pm on CBC.
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8 million people have watched our film on Jumbo. You can still catch it on iPlayer Attenborough and the Giant Elephant: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0… via @bbciplayer
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Jumbo, the most famous elephant in the world, died in St. Thomas, Ontario. An international team of scientists examines his remains — held for decades in storage — to answer questions about his mysterious death. Watch Sunday at 8 on CBC or online: bit.ly/2E31fHb
Jumbo Dies in St. Thomas Ontario
Jumbo, the most famous elephant in the world, died in St. Thomas, Ontario. An international team of scientists examines his remains to answer questions about his mysterious death.
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From military dogs working in war zones to laboratory chimpanzees or killer whales forced to perform in captivity, we’re learning more about how animals struggle with PTSD. bit.ly/2DZOInM
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We unlock the life story of the most famous elephant in history. Watch Sunday at 8 pm on The Nature of Things and online. bit.ly/2EdKiLd
Jumbo: The Life Of An Elephant Superstar
Forgotten bones of Jumbo the elephant help scientists crack unsolved mysteries surrounding the world’s first animal superstar.


























