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The Whizpops Present Their Fourth Science Based Album, in Cooperation with the National Wildlife Federation
Ranger Rick's Trail Mix, Vol. 1
* What time of day does the black footed ferret emerge from its den?
* What plant does a monarch butterfly need to survive?
* Is it true that "Everything's Better with a Mustache?"
Want to find out the answers to these questions? Well Ranger Rick and The Whizpops can enlighten you with their new album. This is a collection of 11 original songs that arrived just in time for Endangered Species Day. It's the premier album of a planned series created to support the conservation efforts of the National Wildlife Federation.
The Whizpops have put together a set of songs that are catchy, fun and scientificaly accurate too. Kids will love the tunes dished out in pop, rock, country and reggae style, just to name a few.
Music is a powerful tool, especially as it relates to kids and education. This project focuses on educating future generations about wildlife conservation. A downloadable learning guide for family and classrooms uses will be available this summer. For more information and concert updates visit:
The National Wildlife Federation is a voice for wildlife protection, dedicated to preserving American's outdoor traditions and inspiring generations of conservationists. Securing the future of wildlife through education and action since 1936, the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) is one of America's largest conservation organizations. In January 1967 NWF started publishing Ranger Rick magazine, which has cultivated generations of young wildlife enthusiasts to become lifelong partners in protecting our environment alongside their charismatic ambassador, Ranger Rick and is friends.
* What plant does a monarch butterfly need to survive?
* Is it true that "Everything's Better with a Mustache?"
Want to find out the answers to these questions? Well Ranger Rick and The Whizpops can enlighten you with their new album. This is a collection of 11 original songs that arrived just in time for Endangered Species Day. It's the premier album of a planned series created to support the conservation efforts of the National Wildlife Federation.
The Whizpops have put together a set of songs that are catchy, fun and scientificaly accurate too. Kids will love the tunes dished out in pop, rock, country and reggae style, just to name a few.
Music is a powerful tool, especially as it relates to kids and education. This project focuses on educating future generations about wildlife conservation. A downloadable learning guide for family and classrooms uses will be available this summer. For more information and concert updates visit:
www.thewhizpops.com
available through iTunes
I highly recommend this album. It is a perfect combo of both fun and education... the ideal mix that your kids (and you too) will love listening to again and again.
Track Listing
Swift Fox
Black Footed Ferret
Pika
Everything's Better with a Mustache (Walrus Song)
California Condor
Steam That I Call Home (Bull Trout Song)
Gulo Gulo (Wolverine)
Monarch
Bison
Polar Bear
Extinction Really Stinks
About the Whizpops...
The Whizpops are a Parent's Choice and Creative Child Award-winning band featuring two elementary school teachers (Kevin Chasman and Casey Schaefer) and a fluid assortment of other talented musicians with a love of nature and science. This talented bunch rocks venues large and small, delighting audiences of all ages. Their three previous science themed albums were: The Adventures of Sterch McCoy (2012), Science and Wonder (@013 and Sea Blue Sea (2014). Visit www.thewhizpops.com for the latest updates on their music and performances.
About the National Wildlife Federation...
The National Wildlife Federation is a voice for wildlife protection, dedicated to preserving American's outdoor traditions and inspiring generations of conservationists. Securing the future of wildlife through education and action since 1936, the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) is one of America's largest conservation organizations. In January 1967 NWF started publishing Ranger Rick magazine, which has cultivated generations of young wildlife enthusiasts to become lifelong partners in protecting our environment alongside their charismatic ambassador, Ranger Rick and is friends.
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