Andy Caven is the Vice President of North American Programs with the International Crane Foundation, and Dylan Jones is a forest ranger and hip-hop artist from northern Canada. Together, they spent eight days in the Canadian wilderness documenting whooping cranes at the nest. Andy took visual observations for science, Mike was attempting to photograph a hatch of a chick, and Dylan was there as safety support. 

In this episode, they explore what it takes to prepare for a vigil like this, stories from the blind, and the cultural significance of these birds in this part of the world.