Why are some animals moving north?
Hybrid grizzly-polar bears - Globe and Mail
Red and Arctic Foxes - BBC
Global Warming Pushes Species North - CBC News
Canada's Action on Climate Change - Government of Canada
Tropical Fish in Nova Scotia - CBC News
What happens to leaves during the winter?
What is Decomposition? - Michigan Environmental Education Curriculum
Decomposers - University of South Carolina
Fungal Decomposition - Utah State University
Why are Earthworms Important? - Earthworm Society of Britain
Taylor, B. R. and H. G. Jones. 1990. Litter Decomposition Under Snow Cover in a Balsam Fir Forest. Canadian Journal of Botany. 68(1): 112-120.
How do animals survive in winter?
Part 3 - Hibernation
Bear Essentials of Hibernation - PBS
Chipmunk - National Geographic
How do Frogs Survive Winter? - Scientific American
Hibernation - British Hedgehog Preservation Society
Diapause in Insects - Developmental Biology Online
Part 2 - Adaptation
Beavers in Massachusetts - University of Massachusetts Cooperative Extension System
Black-Capped Chickadee - Canadian Wildlife Federation
Chickadees - Alaska Department of Fish and Game
How Deer Survive Winter - Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
Eastern Grey Squirrel - Hinterland Who's Who
Hibernation - BBC Nature
Part 1 - Migration
All About Birds, Migration - Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Fishing: Get into the Habitat! Lesson 2:8 - Fish in Winter - Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Winter Wondering - Where Have All the Bugs Gone? - National Geographic
Marvelous Migration - Elk, Caribou, Bats - Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Monarch Migration - Parks Canada
Birds and Magnetic Fields - Scientific American
Egevang, Carsten et al. 2010. Tracking of Arctic terns Sterna paradisaea reveals longest animal migration. PNAS. 107(5): 2078-2081.
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