Season 1

Ontario's Long Point, the world's longest freshwater sand spit, is threatened by an invasive plant, phragmites.

British Columbia communities look to the past to learn how the environment, cultures and economies can thrive.

The old-growth forest and pristine lake of Quebec's Mont Saint-Hilaire are cherished by nearby communities.

On the Bras d'Or Lake in Cape Breton Island, oyster farming was seen as a sustainable alternative to working in coal and steel.

Residents struggle to mitigate the impact of cottagers and a new highway on the region's endangered species.

Students conduct social and scientific experiments at Redberry, a salt lake at the heart of a shrinking Saskatchewan community.

The Inner Bay of Fundy's population of Atlantic salmon is teetering on the edge of extinction, but people are determined to bring it back.

Grizzlies are increasingly protected in Alberta, challenging the ranchers of the Waterton Biosphere Reserve to find new ways to coexist with them.