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I think what's needed and funds placed into locations for trash dumpsters and recypticalsc close or at homeless encampments . Give the opportunity for them to clean up after themselves . You don't learn anything when others provide for you . .

Do you want to clean up The Ventura River areas. Get ready of the Elected officials in Ventura and the State Governor.

Should get Dane Reynolds and chapter 11 on board

Hobo's jungle in the lower ventura river bottom has been a popular destination for America's hobo/ homeless peoples for the last 100 yrs. easy access from the railroad for rail riders! 👍🥳😧🤚👳‍♂️

Interesting, I didn't know about making paint from rocks. Is this how the Native Americans made their face paints?

I want to volunteer, how can we help?

Sweet video thank you!

I was born and raised in Ventura, thanks for your hard work Dan.

Hopegovermenttakethisanimalshomelesspeopletojailforeverorgetridofthembygaschamberassoonaspossible

Hope some how goverment get rid of these animal worthless pieces of Sht take them to jail for life or by gas chamber but please clean beautyful ventura

Great video & great work, thank you.

Thank you VLT! Yes, it all helps Dan H.! Great work! And Jason Hernandez for the video.

We are not LA thank God! Getting there though with all the construction. I work in LA and our problem is NOTHING compared to skid row and the LA river!

This needs to happen in San Diego. The homeless run rapid and the rivers are full of trash and bacteria. The homeless are aggressive asf, not like the kind you guys are talking with. Literally walking through people’s backyards in the middle of the night and setting up on their camps. My brother nearly died after surfing in the winter time from a necrotic sinus infection that almost went to his brain caused by the water upstream of Cardiff reef with the homeless problem. You can’t ever surf the reef anymore on an outgoing tide or else you are in the stinkiest bacteria filled water. It’s worse in the winter time. Blacks beach is the same way, you go for a walk in the winter time and all you smell is feces and the water that drains from the water falls on the cliffs into the ocean, creating that smell and bubbles after every wave that breaks. This was not a problem just a few years ago. Not to mention the dumping just south of the border in Tijuana. I visit the homeless sites but I’ve nearly died from infected poison oak/ cellulitis twice now because of how dirty the places are after they are cleared out. There is no San Diego land trust at all or any effort to clean up the trash or the homeless. Simplest thing to do is just set up Porto potties for the homeless around the beach, but they shit on everything in the bathrooms, no kidding. I have been riding my bike in del mar and had them set up to try to attack me. I tried picking up trash but fuck I’m not going to nearly die from poison oak again or face off against insane tweakers or use a bathroom covered in literal feces when I go to the beach. They already use the bathrooms at blacks and cover them in feces in the early morning to spite everybody else who needs to go to the bathroom for the rest of the day. And I am literally the only person who talks about this because no other surfers ever venture up steam and see why the line up smells. The Del Mar river mouth doesn’t have as bad of a problem as Cardiff reef because there isn’t the homeless population upstream, only lake hodges. Oceanside harbor can’t even open the river mouth at south jetty anymore because of how much of a public health risk it is. Ear plugs are a must but there isn’t anything you can do to protect you sinuses.

The cure for poison oak... leaves of three let them be!

Do you know anything about Craig missing from casitas springs since 12/9 has dementia?

ThankYou!

The rents have gone up so much in Ventura that the older locals and seniors can't afford to live there anymore. It's sad.

Bro I am from Ventura Class of 91 Buena Vista . Surfed Pierpont lived on wedge side worked Union Oxnard Local 585 on East Coast coming home i will look Ya Up . Surfing is a Way of life ocean Water all Need it Rock On 👈👃✨✨✨

Keep up the good work, Cause and effect, it all makes a difference my friends. Thank you, for all you do for Mother Earth.

Where can I volunteer to help

Several of the "homeless" in Ventura come from rich families. Have homes in the Spanish hills.

Do you still do this?

Woooh Ms. Usher!!

The good and ugly of this world shown here. People who trash the planet and people who really care about it and make a difference. Good job and thank you to all who help clean up down there!

Great job! Somehow we need 2 find a way 2 solve the homeless problem . It is out of control! Santa Clara River has the same problems too! Housing people & rent control

Thank you for this video, really informative. I’ve just learned about sit spots so I’m now going to allow my spot to find me and then endeavour to sit there regularly x

Hello Ventura Land Trust. Please contact Freedom Three Publishing for IP Permission rights to publically share All the Way to the Ocean on CZcams at info@freedomthree.com Thank you.

I love it when I hear about murdered homeless. Really helps solve a lot of problems like this!

This is such a well-done video! Thanks for watching out for our river, our lands, and our ocean, and for having such grace and empathy. Our community is better because of the work you do.

Thank you for sharing great information about worm composting!

waste of money you can not stop that. Nature finds her balance again

A simple solution would be to harvest it for it's 10,000 BTU's per Lb of green, renewable and carbon negative energy. Pellitize it, create a way to monetize it and use it as biofuel. There are many people willing to harvest Arundo, if there was a way to run it through a pellet mill and just supply feedstock. $220/ton would be a fare price when gathered or wild harvested the cane and sold to a pellet mill. There are more than 10,000 acres with Arundo growing on it it Southern California. It's growing everywhere because it was distributed by the Department of Ag. back in the 20's to help stop stream bank erosion. Use of chemical control is maximized if used 2 months after being harvested. It is especially sensitive to glyphosate in the young emerging growth phase. Frequent and repetitive harvesting will eventually allow native habitat to restore it's self and if combined with light applications of herbicide will eventually control this species.

What an amazing video!

I appreciate that you posted this, as I was unable to attend the lecture. Hope to hear more from Dr. Anderson as we move into spring ... perhaps some good news about plant and wildlife regeneration!