On his morning walk around the Farm, Chuck finds problems with waste, pollution and a shortage of food, so he determines that the place needs to be run better. With the help of all the animals, everything is put right and Mr. Farmer also saves money so he promises that he'll never sell the Farm. Mrs. Farmer was so happy she made Doodle his favorite food -- apple pie and ice cream with a strawberry on top!
Bert the Albatross brings news of penguins being washed up and stranded on a beach in a far away country. The farm animals get the balloon bathtub ready,and Chuck and Doodle fly off to help -- first preparing fishy milkshakes for the poorly penguins, before meeting with the local mayor and convincing him to help.
Molly the Moorhen was teaching her class in the Barn about recycling, which inspired Chuck and Doodle to travel to a beautiful forest where the people cared about the trees. When the kite that Chuck attached to his skateboard gets torn, he makes a new one from sustainable paper -- and Molly shows all the class how to make their own colorful kites from the litter round the Farm.
The Annual Swimming Championship is ruined when everyone sees how dirty the river and Farm pond has become. Essie finds that its being caused by the nearby factory and Chuck goes to confront the owner and show him how harmful it is for the surrounding countryside when waste is dumped in the water.
After Sonia the snow goose tells Chuck and Doodle how her home is being destroyed by men mining oil from the ground, Chuck flies across the ocean in his balloon tub to find what is going wrong -- and soon discovers the problem is a leaky pipe! But he also shows the oil bosses the importance of land conservation for the benefit of both wildlife and people.
When Chuck and Essie the Flamingo go to the City to compete in a dance competition, a heat-wave forces Mr. Farmer to uses up all the pond water for his fields. As a result, the farm animals get annoyed with each other and the Scarecrow gets so fed up that he leaves! So while Chuck shows Mr. Farmer how to save water and use proper irrigation, the nervy Doodle has to try and get Scary Scarecrow back.
After the vertigo-suffering moorhen, Molly, is rescued by the overweight Chips the Seagull, she is horrified to see how birds and humans alike are eating such fatty, unhealthy foods and getting too fat. With Chuck's help, Mollie takes tasty but beneficial snacks and meals to the seaside that everyone enjoys.
Chuck finds that the young ducks in his team, The Waddlers, are very unfit and takes them to the City football club, where they are shown how good exercise and diet is not only good for you and makes you feel better, but can be fun as well.
A storm hits the Farm and destroys part of the Big Barn as well as blowing Doodle away across the countryside! While Essie organizes the animals to design a new barn, Chuck and Bert search for the little cockerel and find him at a construction site where they use materials that are easy to use in construction and conserve energy -- perfect for the new Farm Barn!
Chuck and Doodle take the train to the seaside for a holiday, but find that Bert is sick because he tried to eat some rubbish on the beach that he thought was food. They spend the rest of their holiday cleaning the beaches and warning people about littering -- and make some great friends along the way.
When Chuck sees how pollution is making Doodle and the other Farm animals unwell, he goes to the City to persuade people to use their cars less and Molly finds that engines can be run cleaner and with less emissions with a special liquid. Soon the animals are feeling well -- and when Chuck and Doodle go jogging they see the smog has gone from the city and the sky is a clear blue!
Chuck and Doodle travel by raft to help some dolphins find out why fish are disappearing from their home waters. After getting shipwrecked on an island with some bad-tempered monkeys, Chuck finally discovers that the problem is a huge fishing ship that is catching all the fish and finds a solution with fishermen for the fishy shortage.
The Farm animals spend so much time playing in the snow that a lot of them are not prepared for Christmas, and Chuck spends all his time helping them make presents and cards and even giving away the food he had prepared for Ducktor Dad and himself. Then to his surprise all the animals decide to thank him on Christmas Day - by holding the biggest party the Farm has ever seen.
Mr Whoosh's son Swifty, was a very slow flyer, and wouldn't keep up on the birds flight to Aftrica. So Chuck got Denver to get him fit, and organise flying races. Molly cooked him healthy food, and Swifty became the fastest! On their return from Africa, the animals had made certain there were nests in the eves of the new barn's roof so the swifts had safe homes.Mr Whoosh was so grateful for Chuck and his friends.