Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers Series Two | Coming Soon
Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers | National Trust Kids' PodcastShow Notes
A new series of Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers is here. Awooo!
Follow the adventures of Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers, a crew of colourful creatures who use their skills to solve curious cases. Look out for six new adventures, landing 22 October.
Beaver’s a super engineer. Sleepy Bat’s skill is sonar. Wildcat’s a proud predator. Deer’s strong and speedy. Fox has a nose for trouble. Shy Mole’s an expert digger, and Dragonfly’s always buzzing. In Series Two, 12-year old Roxy has finally become a real Wildlifer and can talk to animals. But she's got a lot to learn to be a top Ranger like her hero Rae. Luckily the Wildlifers are back on the trail solving puzzles, where they find old friends and new ones too like inventor Luca. Join the crew on new adventures in destinations from under the sea to beautiful forests, from cruising the canal to exploring the city after dark. And meet a host of weird and wonderful characters along the way.
Perfect for 5-8 year olds.
Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers is a podcast from the National Trust, produced by Fun Kids Radio.
Artwork: Thomas Burden www.wearegrownup.com
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More from Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers | National Trust Kids' Podcast
Watch out! In the series finale the Wildlifers need to help boat captain Expedition Eddie stop a runaway barge that’s travelling very, very slowly towards danger.
Roxy’s desperate to see the animal at the top of her night walk wish list – the owl she’s been hearing from her bedroom.
The crew are up on Marsden Moor but all is not as it seems. Ranger Rae, Roxy, Mole, Dragonfly are surrounded by the sneakiest creatures on the planet – animals who pretend to be other animals.
Red Squirrel has lost his acorns. And he’s pointing the claw at Grey Squirrel, his age-old nemesis.