Wildlife Rescue Notes
Ages 6–9 · Observe before acting in field stories about protecting wildlifeRead episode one freeRead the free episode to the end without an account · Other episodes are for members
Why this series stands out
Observe before acting in field stories about protecting wildlife
For grown-upsBuild scientific observation and safe decisions around living things
Your role: Observation Strategy Leader
Aoi sends ecological knowledge by radio, but cannot see the site and entrusts the plan to you
Observe from safety, compare fair conditions, then hand the record to the right adults
Episodes
Episode 1A Light Path Through the Dark GymFree to readA swallow is trapped in the school gym at dusk, and the thud of wings on glass is growing weaker. Before the storm arrives, build a path of light out of lamps and windows — and send it home to the night sky.
Episode 2The Mystery Foam in the RiverMembersThe morning after the storm, a ribbon of white foam covers the river behind the school, and stranded fry are gulping at the surface. Compare upstream water with the storm-drain sample under the same conditions, find a clue, and hand the investigation to the environment office.
Episode 3The Night-Only CafeteriaMembersAfter sunset, outdoor cats, a wild tanuki, and crows gather behind the shopping street. Is the night-only “cafeteria” really keeping them safe? Observe without chasing and connect each animal with the right kind of help.
Episode 4The Orchard Where the Bees VanishedMembersAlmost no insects seem to visit the orchard this year. Weather, bloom timing, nearby flowers, nesting habitat — compare standardized ten-minute counts at three sites and build a fruit-protection plan with a specialist.Inside the series world
Wildlife Rescue Notes
Track urgent wildlife mysteries through forests, rivers and the night city. Rescue missions, time pressure and mysteries in nature. Build four field cards by checking safely instead of judging by appearances.
