Bighorns at the Junction: venture into wilderness of BC

The video explores the natural beauty and ecological significance of Williams Lake and the Chilcotin River area, focusing on the California Bighorn Sheep and their habitat. It highlights the importance of human connection with nature and the filmmaker's journey in creating a wildlife documentary. The video also discusses efforts in bighorn sheep restoration in the Western US and shares personal experiences of camping and wildlife observation.

What event is highlighted at the beginning of the video?

• Toronto Fair

• Calgary Stampede

• Vancouver Rodeo

• Williams Lake Stampede

What is the Caribou Chilcoat region known for?

• Its urban development

• Being a desert

• Being larger than Ireland

• Its dense population

Why does the narrator feel a need to reconnect with nature?

• He is starting a new job

• He is writing a book

• He feels lost in city life

• He wants to become a farmer

What is the narrator's main goal for his children?

• To teach them to be independent

• To keep them away from nature

• To encourage them to follow their dreams

• To make them famous

What is the most recognizable wildlife in the grasslands?

• Mountain lions

• California Bighorn Sheep

• Bald eagles

• Grizzly bears

What challenge does the narrator face in making the documentary?

• Lack of interest

• Funding difficulties

• No access to equipment

• No support from family

What role has British Columbia played in bighorn sheep restoration?

• It has not been involved in sheep restoration

• It has imported sheep from other regions

• It has banned all sheep relocation

• It has been a major source of sheep for relocation

What was the narrator's experience during his first solo camping night?

• He was attacked by animals

• He enjoyed a mosquito-free night

• He lost his way

• He found a new campsite

What happened to the Junction Sheep Range herd around 1995?

• It started to decline

• It increased significantly

• It became extinct

• It was relocated

What is the narrator's impression of the bighorn sheep?

• They are boring

• They are hard to find

• They are interesting characters

• They are dangerous