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Show Details & Schedule - Season 4

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SHOW #401
WROC Channel 8 January 3, 2009 6:00 AM

THE AMERICAN MARTIN IN THE ADIRONDACKS

Join us as we kick off our fourth season with a snowmobile ride into one of the most beautiful areas in the Park we have ever been in to, Elk lake. We are working with the Department of Environmental Biologists in search of the American Martin and there is a surprise catch in one of the live traps!

 

SHOW #402
WROC Channel 8 January 10, 2009 6:00 AM

REMOTE WATERFALLS IN THE PARK

Waterfalls are incredibly beautiful and no two are a like. Our show takes you deep in to the backcountry and along some dirt roads to see some spectacular waterfalls.

 

SHOW #403
WROC Channel 8 January 17, 2009 6:00 AM

THE RESTORATION OF THE EAGLE IN THE ADIRONDACKS

The eagle has landed!!! And it happens to be here in the Adirondacks. Our days are spent with the Pete Nye from the NYSDEC, sometimes referred to as the Father of Eagle restoration in the State. Pete gets up close and personal with some bald eagle chicks in their nest and tells us how their comeback began and continues.

 

SHOW #404
WROC Channel 8 January 24, 2009 6:00 AM

FLY FISHING THE CHATEGUAY RIVER

If you want to see big fish and plenty of them then this show is for you. We are joined by fly fishing guide extraordinaire Rich Garfield who takes us to his special sections on the Chateguay River for some monster browns! Don’t miss the beginning of this one.

 

SHOW #405
WROC Channel 8 January 31, 2009 6:00 AM

ADIRONACK WOMEN GUIDES

We continue our mantra of dedicating one show to the growing numbers of women in the wilderness. We travel with 3 dedicated women guides as they apply their trade and find out what got them into this business and what keeps them going. From back country canoeing to white water rafting to rock climbing these 3 women and many others like them can do it all.

 

SHOW #406
WROC Channel 8 February 6, 2009 6:00 AM


NO CHILD LEFT INSIDE

  I was shocked to find out that children of today spend more than 40 hours a week inside
Watching TV, the Internet or with video games. Join us as we show you how to get those kids outside by blending the natural world with the great outdoors! This is truly a special and heart warming show.

 

SHOW #407
WROC Channel 8 February 13, 2009 6:00 AM

THE ADIRONDACK CANOE CLASSIC

90 Miles and 3 days of canoeing and that’s supposed to be fun? Well it can be and we will show you how as we follow one of our sponsors, Joe Moore of Placid Boatworks,
as he navigates the numerous twists, turns and carries of this 90 mile race.

 

SHOW #408
WROC Channel 8 February 20, 2009 6:00 AM

PLANES, TRAINS, AUTOMOBILES AND MORE - THE LEAF PEEPER SHOW

To many people ride along in their cars to view the tremendous Adirondack fall color
display. We will show you that that is not the only way to enjoying this special time of year. Get ready to strap yourself in to the float plane as we go up up and away with one of two last remaining companies in the park to get that different view of the leaves.

 

SHOW #409
WROC Channel 8 February 27, 2009 6:00 AM

AVALANCHE PREPAREDNESS IN THE BACKCOUNTRY

Snow avalanches only occur out west right? Think again. How many people realize there have been 15 snow avalanches in the Park since 1975 with one in 2002 having deadly consequences? We travel with a DEC Forest Ranger to Avalanche Pass in the High Peaks to discuss avalanche awareness. Next we talk with 2 avid “slide skiers/snowboarders” of these areas and finish with an interview with an ice rescue instructor as she shows us what to do if you fall through the ice. Here is a tip, it is the opposite of what you think!

 

SHOW #410
WROC Channel 8 March 7, 2009 6:00 AM

BUYING LAND AND BUILDING A HOME IN THE ADIRONDACK PARK-PART 1

This is the first of a two part show and in this show we highlight the importance of doing your homework and following the steps we outline if you plan on purchasing land and/or building a home here in the Park. It is certainly not like in your local area as here you have to work with the Adirondack Park Agency (who has jurisdiction over everything here in the Park), the Department of Environmental Conservation as well as the Adirondack Land Trust/Nature Conservancy and then your local town you may be in. While this all may seem quite daunting it is necessary and we will walk you through it. We will also go on a “saw dust” tour at the Original Lincoln Logs factory in Chestertown NY. And set the stage for the next show


SHOW #411
WROC Channel 8 March 14, 2009 6:00 AM

BUILDING THAT LOG HOME OF YOUR DREAMS PART 2

On this show we will go through the same process we went through when we selected Lincoln Logs as our home supplier. We will meet the people there and walk through the steps from concept, design, delivery and construction of our log home. When they say at Lincoln Logs “we don’t just deliver you a home we deliver you your dream” they mean it as this is truly a dream come true. We will take you on a “this new house” tour from design and actual construction and completion We will meet with the builder and work with them as they constructs our log home.
You will want to stay with us through both shows.

 

SHOW #412
WROC Channel 8 March 21, 2009 6:00 AM

RETURN TO THE SALMON RIVER

After an unbelievable day last season on the Salmon River near Malone we head back with Guide Nick Coppola of Jones Outfitters in Lake Placid to see if we can do it again. We put a ;little twist in this show as we try and take the mystery out of flyfishing by focusing on the basics of casting and reading water. We also bring to light a very real threat to every river in New York State and elsewhere, Didymo, otherwise known as Rock Snot.

 

SHOW #413
WROC Channel 8 March 28, 2009 6:00 AM

INTERNATIONAL PAPERS JOHN DILLON PARK

This show is very dear to us in that it provides the disabled with an opportunity to get out and fully enjoy the wild Adirondacks we often speak about.
   If I had to describe one show we have done that will hopefully touch the lives of many viewers it is this one as we travel to just north of Long Lake to visit a very special place. Until recently a real wilderness experience was inaccessible to people with disabilities but not any more. International Paper, Paul Smiths College, the Town of Long Lake and the State of New York work together to realize the dream of former International Paper Chairman John T. Dillon’s vision for an Adirondack wilderness accessible to everyone with the opening of International Papers John Dillon Park. It is the first wilderness area in the country that is designed specifically for people with disabilities and their caregivers and it is an absolutely incredible place.


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