Live It Earth
Educational - friendly - young - nature
Series Executive Producers:Melissa Welsh and Mike Irvine
Writers, Directors:Laura Grant and Melissa Welsh
Producer:Melissa Welsh
S 1/ E 1- Wildfire Regeneration / Forests(19m)
Did you know that wildfire is a natural part of the forest lifecycle? In this program, join our host, Mike Irvine and explore the effects of wildfire, how firefighters stay safe and how the forest comes back to life.S 1/ E 2- Volcanoes / Earth Science(24m)
Join IMAX host, Lea Silver and discover what it is like to be a volcanologist, how volcanoes are formed and the impacts volcanoes have had on our world throughout history.S 1/ E 3- Kokanee Salmon / Wildlife(22m)
Kokanee are landlocked sockeye salmon. In this program, Host Mike Irvine explores their story…how they got landlocked, how they are doing and why salmon is so important to our ecosystem.S 1/ E 4- Community Action / Climate Change(23m)
We learn about what to do about climate change with Host Blue who speaks with climate experts and artists to discover how we can all make a difference.S 1/ E 5- Life and Livelihoods / Oceans(25m)
Host Connel takes the viewer on a magical mystery tour in a yellow submarine to see what lies beneath the waves, and learn how we are all connected to the ocean, no matter where we live.S 1/ E 6- Arctic Fox / Arctic(24m)
Did you know that an Arctic fox once travelled more than 4 thousand kilometres? In this episode, follow our host Connel Bradwell as we learn how Arctic foxes survive the hard Arctic winter and the challenges they face in the context of climate change.S 1/ E 7- Weather: La Nina / Climate Change(29m)
Did you know that the coldest temperature ever recorded was -89 degrees Celsius? Join our host Connel as he explores a day in the life of a meteorologist and storm hunter, and find out what La Niña means.
