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Thank you

I don’t think it’s the nemotodes

Is there any update on the grafted; possibly resistant trees?

My trees are pretty severlely diseased with BLD. Should I cut them down now so I can plant Maple or other trees. Or wait with a hope they can recover?

Whats an frined? (3:03)

Look at the flavonoids that the Japanese beech leaves produce in response to the nematode.

I love how this is not talked about as a hypothetical. This is an inevitability that we are planning for, due to an ignorance to how our current planning has affected the climate and people that live in these places already. There is a realism in this that I enjoy. The work and planning done here is very hopeful. I am reminded to advocate based on making something new out of hope, not fear. Thank you.

That Rolling Stone map is uniquely bad. Who is in the best position to succeed as a result of green tech, namely solar? Clearly AZ and TX. And yet, the map is completely backwards.

Maybe just introduce beavers into the area.

Please

Great webinar! Lots of good information about phragmites and about the collaborative, thank you!

Good talk. Thanks for your efforts toward improving our Great Lakes water quality.

This was such a great and informative presentation! Thank you

All that wood floods and destroys the bridges.... Plant trees and big rocks.

Very useful, Thank you!

If I had a streambank, I’d stabilize it with a small hydroelectric powerplant!

Awesome video. Do these structures last years and years? Like, the original logs are going to rot away at some point, will there be enough new wood/debris behind them by that time so that the whole jam doesn't give way?

Great to see the use of more natural methods of erosion control. Would love a review of experts to help us with our creek. My wife and I discovered some of this method accidentally when we had a huge limb come down in our creek. We could not move it out which at the time was our normal procedure. So we moved it parallel to the creek bank that was eroding and locked it in with a rock. It stayed and three years later a new bank form and vegetation began to grow. We have now planted buttonbush and pussy willow just on shore next to the new bank to try and hold it. This video was excellent. Thank you.

Hire 🦫 beavers!

How much was the project with the stream re-location?

Lots of great ideas, i have a creek on my property that is eroding slowly, i didnt think to put all the cut wood into the creek, i was just burning it, woukd have saved me a lot of work

Can one use rip rap ,late. Rock's down to 8 ,20 on up rocks

This is the most helpful, realistic, land-preserving video I've seen. And I've looked at a lot. Thank you!

This was so good.

Great video

Italiân sub TITLES , PLEASE 👍🏼