Wild Wild East

The red foxes have burrowed themselves deep into the ecosystem on Prince Edward Island, right in the mist of their human neighbours.

In the rivers of Nova Scotia, two species of fish swim upstream to their ancestral home, while a colony of double-crested cormorants thrive on the Pictou River.

Take to the skies with the bald eagle and see how they raise families, hunt and forage for food, and compete for territory with another bird of prey, the osprey.

A plethora of creatures seek refuge from the rise and fall of the tide in Duncan's Cove and the Bay of Fundy.

A look at two very different insect species showcasing their expert pollination skills at Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley. The honey bees and the monarch butterflies.

See Halifax, Nova Scotia, through the eyes of its wildest residents. From squirrels and chipmunks by day, to raccoons invading backyards at night.