To the Wild Country
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10.
The Wild Pacific Shore
1973-11-18
From the silence of a coastal rainforest to the rolling surf, this region of Canada is a world apart. It's also where a National Park is taking shape on the outer rim of Vancouver Island.
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9.
Winter: A Way of Life
1973-04-11
For many Canadians, the time of the snow comes as a special paradise. Winter is no longer a test of survival-but a season that northern man is beginning to explore and enjoy.
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8.
Return of the Giants
1972-12-10
For more than 20 years, naturalists across North America thought the Giant Canada Goose was gone-pushed into extinction by the plows and shotguns of early settlers. But somewhere, a nucleus of life had survived.
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7.
The Other Newfoundland
1973-01-28
Few have seen the rugged land of Newfoundland's interior, until now. All of its elements are revealed in this episode, as John and Janet Foster fly above the glittering icebergs off Newfoundland's east coast, walk along the concentration of sea birds on Green Island, seek arctic hare and caribou on the vast Buchan plateau, and explore the rich geography of Gros Morne National Park.
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6.
The Great Gulf: The St. Lawrence
1974-12-08
Explore the Great Gulf of the St. Lawrence River, as John and Janet Foster photograph the wild creatures and hidden corners of this ancient and powerful river.
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5.
Land of the Big Ice
1974-01-27
Just north of Montreal is a landscape carved and shattered by three great ice ages. More than 8,000 square miles of Baffin Island's Cumberland peninsula has been set aside here as the world's first truly arctic national park.
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4.
A Wild Lens in Algonquin
1973-03-11
In Ontario's Algonquin Park wilderness, the Fosters meet and befriend an interesting couple from Michigan, guiding them as they paddle and photograph wildlife around the park. In the course of their stay in Algonquin, the two couples meet a few local experts who teach them about canoe handling, how a loon responds to hearing its own call played back, and an expert on building birch bark canoes.
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3.
Wild Corners of the Great Lakes
1975-02-02
North America's Great Lakes are the largest bodies of fresh water on earth. This episode reveals a land unknown to many of the people who live along the shores of the Great Lakes.
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2.
Kluane
1972-11-19
In Canada's wild Yukon Territory, 8,500 square miles of the most spectacular scenery on earth has been set aside as a National Park called Kluane. From its gentle lowland valleys to the icy peak of Mt.
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1.
Great Canadian Southwest
1974-02-24
From the cool heights of the Cypress Hills to the eerie badland formations of the Red Deer River, Alberta is a land of open space, big skies, and an abundance of wildlife. With prehistoric fossilized bones continually emerging from the ancient soil, and a great ranching tradition that still carries on, John and Janet Foster explore what is known to be the Great Canadian Southwest.
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To the Wild Country is a series categorized as a new series. Spanning 1 seasons with a total of 10 episodes, the show debuted on 1972. The series has earned a no reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 0.0.
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Janet Foster, John Foster, Lorne Greene
