Just like Windy Weatherfoot, we can all be a Hero of Nature! 💜 In this six-episode series of short nature cartoons for kids, Windy, the Daughter of Mother Nature, teams up with animals, insects, and plants who need a helping hand — and every adventure ends with something kids can do in real life.
▶️ Play the full Hero of Nature playlist
Our favorite: Windy Must Rescue the Baby Puffins from the Snarkles!
The most-watched episode in the series (nearly a million views!) is the one in the video above. When baby puffins are in trouble, Windy springs into action to protect them from the Snarkles. It's a big-hearted rescue mission that shows kids how bravery and kindness go hand in hand.
▶️ Watch the Puffin Rescue on YouTube
All 6 Hero of Nature episodes
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Windy Must Rescue the Baby Puffins from the Snarkles! 🐧
Hero move: Pick up litter when you visit the beach or park, so seabirds and other animals stay safe. ▶️ Watch now -
Bee Hero 🐝
Hero move: Plant a flower for the bees, and let them buzz by without swatting. ▶️ Watch now -
Tasting With Your Feet?! 🦋
Hero move: Butterflies really do taste with their feet! Plant flowers that are native where you live, so butterflies find the food they need. ▶️ Watch now -
Recycle Rain & Upcycle Buckets 🌧️🪣
Hero move: Set out a bucket to catch rainwater, then use it to water your plants. ▶️ Watch now -
Rocking Out With a GARDEN Instrument?! 🎶
Hero move: Make music with things from nature — like seed shakers or stick drums — instead of buying something new. ▶️ Watch now -
Grow Your Own Raspberries! 🍓
Hero move: Grow something you can eat, even in a small pot on a sunny windowsill. ▶️ Watch now
Turn watch time into a Hero mission
- Watch one episode together. Each one is about 4 minutes — perfect before school or after dinner.
- Pick the Hero move from the list above and try it that day or that week.
- Shout “Good Eye Deer!” whenever someone in your family spots a way to help nature.
Small acts of kindness create big changes in nature. That's how Generation Preservation™ grows — one Hero of Nature at a time.
Quick questions from grown-ups
What age is Hero of Nature for? The episodes are made for kids ages 4–8, with gentle humor and friendly characters.
How long are the episodes? Most are about 3–4 minutes, so they fit into busy family routines.
Where can kids watch? On the Windy Weatherfoot YouTube channel, in the Hero of Nature playlist.