Ep. 3 Edmonton, Alberta: Helping Nature Heal

The video discusses the efforts and challenges of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation in Edmonton, focusing on the work of Wild North. It highlights the personal motivations of those involved, the impact of human activities on wildlife, and the process of caring for and releasing animals back into the wild. The video concludes with a reflection on the importance of conservation efforts.

What is located near the city that offers a piece of wilderness?

• A historic battlefield

• A famous museum

• Blackfoot Recreation Area and Elk Island National Park

• A large shopping mall

What was the initial reason people brought wildlife to the veterinarian's clinic?

• The veterinarian was known for treating reptiles

• The clinic offered free services

• The clinic was the only one in the city

• The veterinarian was known as an avian specialist

How many species does Wild North average in a year?

• 50

• 150

• 100

• 200

What caused the injury to the great horned owl?

• A car accident

• A fall from a tree

• A predator attack

• Getting tangled in barbed wire

What is a significant challenge in wildlife rescue work?

• Difficulty in finding animals

• Lack of volunteers

• High financial costs

• Emotional toll from loss

Why does the narrator focus on working with animals?

• They find animals more interesting

• They have a degree in animal science

• They dislike people

• They are not good with people

What is a key part of the job in wildlife rescue?

• Training animals for shows

• Feeding animals exotic foods

• Building new enclosures

• Keeping enclosures clean

What is the main goal when rehabilitating wildlife?

• To train them for zoos

• To release them back into their natural habitat

• To keep them as pets

• To use them for research

What type of bird was released back into its environment?

• A Kingfisher

• A bald eagle

• A Cooper's Hawk

• A hummingbird

What is the preferred habitat of Cooper's Hawks?

• Deep woods

• Deserts

• Urban areas

• Open fields