Joyeux automne, Hal

Félibert learns to surf by discovering the changing tides.

Where does the stream begin? Félibert and his friends follow the watercourses to find the creek's origin.

Hal finds himself in town. Félibert and his friends set out to find him, using the city map.

Félibert and his friends have never seen a real rainbow, so they set off on a mission to find one. Félibert discovers the position needed to see a rainbow properly.

Félibert and his friends investigate how tree and plant seeds travel.

A windstorm topples the tree that serves as home to a family of possums. Félibert and his friends spring into action to help them.

Félibert and his friends distinguish between two types of amphibians: the frog and the toad. The toad needs to hibernate, and Félibert and his friends help him find shelter.

Félibert and his friends get lost in the forest. Daisy uses the nature photos taken along the way to find their way back to Michael Geaibleu's concert.

Félibert and his friends help Daisy find earthworms to improve the quality of the soil in her garden.

Félibert and his friends sleep under the stars to observe the sky and try to see shooting stars and constellations.

There isn't enough snow for Félibert to break the ski jumping record. Félibert and his friends manage to produce snow from the top of the mountain.

Félibert and his friends realize that Valentine's Day cards and gifts often end up in the trash, causing a lot of waste. They come up with eco-friendly solutions to celebrate the day in creative ways.

It's Groundhog Day, and Félibert volunteers to predict the arrival of spring by noting the weather conditions.

Félibert wants to move a rotten trunk, but his new friend Doris explains how important it is for the forest's living species.

Félibert wonders if he can reach the other side of the Earth by digging a really deep hole. He will have to cross the Earth's layers to get there.