One year ago we flooded a forest - the results are insane
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- Last year we flooded a forest and the results were amazing. This year we really hoped it would flood again and this is what happened.
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⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️
0:00 Intro
1:04 Early Spring
5:03 April floods
9:30 May floods
12:56 Summer floods
📸 Old Photo Credit: V. Andráš and the man in the picture is Prof. RNDr Vladimír Kováč, CSc.
🔎 ABOUT THIS PROJECT
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Over recent decades, large swathes of Slovakia’s wetlands have been lost. They have been drained to make way for agriculture as a result of the construction of dams for hydroelectric power, as well as for timber production. Wetlands are an integral part of the Danube floodplain landscape in Slovakia and draining them to plant trees has detrimental impacts on the environment. Wetlands store large amounts of carbon and are home to a diversity of plant and animal species that are specially adapted to the wet conditions. One of these species is the nationally endangered and endemic Pannonian root vole, which has declined drastically in Slovakia in response to disappearing wetlands. This project will turn forest back into a wetland by digging 650 meters of ditches. This will kickstart a “flood” of change and bring back a healthy functioning, sustainable and wilder ecosystem.
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instead of MossyEarth maybe you should name your channel MossyWhiteCountriesOnly
So cool god bless you
is there any chance you do some Work in Switzerland or Austria? would like to help but can not travel far cause normal work...
This is really cool, and made me happy. It is easy to become cynical, everything can seem so doom and gloom, then I see shit like this and I go. "Yea, I think things will be okay."
That flooded forest is beautiful!
Oh sure, you flood a forest and receive praise. When I flooded my basement, my wife wouldn't talk to me for a month!
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For the snake at the end of the video- I believe that is called “Stargazing syndrome” and it is a neurological disorder. It can happen due to a variety of different reasons for example a bacterial infection. Unfortunately there is not necessarily a treatment unless the cause can be found…As for that little wild guy, I hope he can recover out there.
Thank you for sharing! It sounds like a good candidate! - Cheers, Duarte
Seconding this. Stargazing can be caused by trauma, too--such as a heron trying to snag him for a meal, but only hitting his head with a glancing blow, or perhaps trauma from falling out of a tree. He probably doesn't have a good chance for recovery but he will make a great meal for another tier of the ecosystem, which in turn will provide meals for others, etc. Nature wastes nothing.
Great footage, showing that not everyone in an ecosystem has to be having a good day for the whole system to be healthy! Sometimes wildland activism videos trend towards being saccharine and overly 'clean' in how they present nature (clean based on western societal expectations) and it feels inauthentic. Plus then visitors feel ripped off when their experience in person doesn't match the edited, censored footage they watched in advance. It's so much better to show it all and include the random, messy and not always happy incidents that really happen in nature.
searched for a while for the answer just wanted to say thank you!!
Would have guessed a late stage parasitic infestation from eating a snail.
Looks like stargazing, if it wasn't rubbing against anything on purpose. Another possibility might be that it's about to shed. When they are ready to get rid of the old skin, snakes aggressively rub their head and neck on various coarse surfaces, trying to get the skin to begin peeling. This can look like the snake is in distress.
It's good to see how quickly nature recovers, given a chance. Good work, y'all
John D. Liu
Lord raise up laborers for Your harvest not just people but the planet for the Healing of the World in Jesus Name
100% true, we all have witnessed how nature will take over and restore itself within no time during the COVID pandemic lock-down period. Congratulations to mossy Earth n team for winning a war without violence, a war against human interference.💐👍😎
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We have this in Brazil. It’s called “Pantanal”. It’s the world's largest tropical wetland area, and the world's largest flooded forest.
Depending on the time of the year, it gets dry and then ready to be flooded again. It’s really rare and interesting!
I know, because it's a natural wonder in Civilization 6, lol.
Lol, i was going to say the same thing
Good for Brazil. Well done. But still you are allowing illegal cutting and burning in the Amazon on a huge scale and fucking up The worldwide climate as a result, not to mention killing hundreds of species.
Unfortunately will disappear cause Brazilians think soy crops have more value.
read this in Sean Beans voice
Massive thank you to everyone involved
And thank you for the support! - Cheers, Duarte
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1nobody cares
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1we all know those are made up stories that gullible idiots live by
Lovely wprk.
@@MossyEarth how about a kayak? or a flat hull dinghy?
When I think of Mossy Earth, this is the project which comes to mind first. Its such an epic ecosystem, especially moody when it was raining. Great work all involved.
Agreed it is a project that really showcases what we are trying to achieve! - Cheers, Duarte
This is really the project that made me decide that they are worth donating to. It's absolutely astounding how much they've achieved with a pretty modest budget here!
Yeah epic!!!
We humans love playing god, for better or for worse.
@@FengG0 if gods aint helping us we have to help ourselfs
Watching the animals come back, hearing the birds and frogs, it makes my heart sing. I am so grateful for the work you’re doing to keep our planet as vibrantly alive as it was before industry and human activity began. Thank you thank you thank you. ❤
As someone who grew up In Bratislava and considers this ecosystem as part of my heritage I am incredibly thankful for the work you guys at Mossy Earth are doing to popularise the cause and helping BROZ in their uphill battle to save, rewild and repair at least partially the damage done to these wild floodplains by the damming of the Danube and other human activity.
I’m a civil and ecosystem engineer in Louisiana. We do similar hydrologic restoration projects in the swamps. There are two so far, hoping for more because they are super cost effective here.
Like the Tabasco hot sauce in Avery Island recovering vegetation?
I'm guessing that it doesn't result in the death of as many trees as it does when applied in ecosystems with other types that are less tolerant of "wet feet." One of the downsides of many ecosystem videos is that the gains are accounted for but not the losses, the pros but not the cons.
Awesome!❤
I bet you need permits and permission to do so.
hey Benjamin, is there any way i can contact you to get to know about any of this projects? im a fellow civil engineer from Costa Rica and im extremely interested in this subject related to hydrologic restoration (CR is almost 100% hdyro) so this is very relevant
Have you guys ever considered releasing ambiance videos or audio tracks in the locations you’re rehabilitating? An hour’s worth of footage and/or sound from various parts of the flooded forest would be absolutely incredible, barking deer aside
Especially The thunder in the background. Sounds wonderful.
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This is a great idea. The sounds in this video were amazing.
up!!
isn’t it so sad we need to rely on prerecorded sound to experience the true songs of this earth? i think it’s sad.
Watching this fills my heart and makes me wanna cry. I'm so happy to be part of this work even if just indirectly, as a monthly contributor.
Great work, guys!
I just found this channel and as an avid nature lover, having done as much as I could to protect our planet, this channel is the most inspired I've felt in my life. I wish you all God's speed in your work and I an eager to follow along!
The audio made this video so incredible to watch. If that is thanks to Patrik then I hope you'll take him to more project sites in future!
It is thanks to Patrik who recorded the early Spring and also to Andrea from Broz who recorded the later Spring sounds with the frogs. - Cheers, Duarte
@@MossyEarth Will they be helping to document the Quarry project? I am looking forward to updates on that one too!
Well, to be honest, the ambience in this location was something I've never had a chance to record before. Such pristine, natural, and calming sounds made recording them an easy task. I could listen to the sound of rain and birds for hours. Thank you for the comment, and maybe you will hear my recordings in some future videos.
Patrik
ओे ो@@PatrikInNature As a blind person, I approve of this audio. It makes enjoyment of these videos much better. Good job.
I know also that wetlands are perfect as carbon sinker. I hope these kind of projects will be more and more common around the world
Hopefully people start seeing the benefit of having wetlands around. They are very important! - Cheers, Duarte
If you continue doing this and/or other sites, i would recommend you do a time lapse video showing people how your work changes the landscape over say 10 or 20 years. Good luck!
Can you flood an abandoned city next to see how much more insane it can get? Ideas include dam-related breaches. It'll be really amazing.
Love your work
Seeing this, having visited all those places, navigated those parts of Danube, having studied environment protection - all that makes me feel good about coming from Slovakia. Glad to be a little part of massive network. Your videos are all treat, these though are close to my hearth.
Thank you for this, these comments really make my day! - Cheers, Duarte
@@MossyEarth Tx for wholesome message.
I would love an hour long ambience of the flooded forest. I don't live anywhere near there, and a plane ticket would be so wildly expensive, but hearing that was absolutely amazing. I would love more. The frogs, the birds, the rain. Heck, even the barking deer!
A normal ambience video would never get the beauty of the places you guys get to, so an ambience video from you would be amazing.
🙏🥺❤️❤️❤️
We will work on posting this for next year's flood in our Mossy Earth Field Notes channel. - Cheers, Duarte
@@MossyEarth
I can't wait! Thank you!
World needs more people like you. This is inspirational.
Wow, I can’t believe how alive the area sounds when the flood is in full effect. Between the frogs and the birds, it doesn’t even sound real! Great work!
It's nature's orchestra at it's finest! - Cheers, Duarte
Another fantastic video update. Well worth taking on the mosquitos.
Thanks Matt! - Cheers, Duarte
Might be worth it until they start spreading malaria again, which was largely eradicated from europe much thanks to draining marshlands like this. I wonder if this potential risk have been considered. The ammount of wild life is nice to see though.
Especially in china, they are destroying their environment at an astonishing rate and instead of fixing the problem they caused they are buying up land in other countries. And then doing the same thing.
I'm super proud of you guys and a bit jealous as id love to be involved in such a inspirational project. Big thanks for your work from the UK 🙏
This is a whole movie.. I'm so glad I watched this, because it gave me a whole new look on ecosystems, and the work people do to not only preserve them, but CREATE them. Much love man, and I can't wait to watch more!
The deep breath at the end says it all. The freshness, the accomplishments, the win for nature. Chapeau!
Glad that is how you interpreted it haha! I was thinking of how beautiful it was but also about how I was going to have to walk 30 minutes in the pouring rain to eat a sandwich in the car 😂 Thank you for the nice comment! - Cheers, Duarte
lmao I KNEW IT! I've done exactly the same sigh myself before, plenty of opportunities for sighing in the rain as a scout
Those underwater shots were absolutely FANTASTIC thank you! Please consider taking more of them in the future update videos, they are absolutely beautiful!
Thank you! They were a tonne of work to make, so it’s nice to hear that they are appreciated. - Cheers, Duarte
You guys are genuine heroes!
Thank you for sharing your efforts - soooo exciting !
love what you do so much and how you communicate it to people! Showed my nature conservationist aunt your work as example for a great way to show the impact/ projects
wish more of these projects would be done all over europe and the world.
Hopefully rewilding picks up some momentum! - Cheers, Duarte
Does Europe have beavers naturally or is that just here in the US? Cause here those little guys do so much for the ecosystem more than any engineering phds ever could.
@@spagooter1807Of course we have beavers, Europe is huge and vast many countries are entirely different.
Slavic countries have many bears and beavers like in America when you get closer to the mountain regions and forests.
Most people that live with them dont like them because of the damage of property they bring. They flood entire roads till they look like lakes and leave fallen trees everywhere. Maybe they do good elsewhere but they are brutal here😅
It has begun❤ People are awakening.
@@thedraft115We have to learn to coexist ❤ Requires thought.
Thank you for the opportunity to work with you again! 🤘It was definitely one of the most anticipated videos, as I couldn’t wait to see how the footage would turn out 🎬. And it was a really special experience to see the project location in person as well. The work that you do is nothing short of incredible.
Cheers,
Patrik
Thank you for all the hard work Patrik! - Cheers, Duarte
Great work, Patrik! Thank you from all of us across the Atlantic, who will probably never get to visit these sites except through your lens.
@one_field Thank you! The footage for this video was a collaborative effort, as the whole team contributed, but I am sure they appreciate your comment as well. Cheers
The audio u recorded was amazing mate, keep it up
@@Ungabunga923 Thank you :)
I wonder how much simple and humble you guys are, the world needs more people like you,
I had completly forgotten about this project, so glad to see the results and to see how vibrant with life it was. Keep doing the good work, this is why we were put on this earth
Wow! I'm glad you guys always post updates on past projects! Hope there's more to come!
More and hopefully more frequent updates to come! - Cheers, Duarte
planting willows is apart of them being very flood resistant also a great idea to protect all kinds of insects. There are so many species of insects that heavily depend on willows to survive, and in most commercial forests they are cut down because of their unusable soft wood - im so glad that projects like this give willows a place to thrive!
That’s true. Willows are indeed key for insects and especially the broken and coppiced ones you get in these floodplain forests. - Cheers, Duarte
just found you and your super important work and I sended you a gift ❤ thank you so so much!
You guys are true environment activists! Amazing work!
Shout out to Adriana for filming at all with all of those mosquitos around her. Great project!
Exactly! She told me she had to hide those arms for a few weeks 😅 - Cheers, Duarte
Seriously! Wow, I'd have lost my mind no joke. She has nerves of steal. 💪💪
This video actually moved me to tears, I'm so proud to support such a wonderful crew doing excellent projects such as this, at a time when the news always seems bad about climate and ecosystems.
Thank you for the kind words! It means a lot to me and the whole team to hear this :) - Cheers, Duarte
This is fantastic! The whole world needs what you guys do. Thank you so much!
I wish there were people like you doing work in INDIA as well to restore forests and biodiversity, here we really need it .
You're doing great work , keep it up.
Have you heard of the Paani foundations water cup? Andrew Mollison is starting to cover it more and its been so so eye opening and inspirational
@@FungalNetwork indeed , paani foundation is fascinating . But the work these people are doing is totally on another level . We Indians are too focused on what we need for the moment, we often overlook what damages might come on the long run . If we don't save the ecosystem nothing is gonna stay for our future generations to come.
This has to be one of my favorite projects so far! It's amazing to see how much life can be supported by flooding the forest.
The amphibian spawn at 6:47 seems to be a bit too wide for Bufotes viridis or Bufo bufo, it's probably from Pelobates fuscus instead.
Thank you for the tip! - Cheers, Duarte
It was good to see so many of you fighting to protect the natural wonders of my homeland, the Csallóköz region, which the Slovak megalomania is still trying to destroy day by day. It is a great achievement that you have been able to achieve flooding in this corrupt system, because the floodplain is slowly becoming a holiday area where there is no place for water and nature. I hope that one day the right and left sides of the Danube land delta can be reunited!
All we can do is work to try to make a better future possible! You come from a beautiful place. I hope it will go in the right direction. - Cheers, Duarte
I am curious what Slovak megalomania are you thinking of
In this case, a hydropower system has been built on a plain, where several dams are needed to raise the water level. This cuts off the river from the branch system, the groundwater is lowered (other negative effects can be seen in the videos). All the water is manually controlled to flow down one of the longest rivers in Europe, which means that all the sediment is deposited at the dams and slowly accumulates in the reservoir, making it impossible to function in the long term. A bit crazy, no? Sure, it has its benefits, but overall it's not a good thing that it was built, but it had to be built....
Thankbu so much guys for protecting our mother nature .. Love from Srilanka 🇱🇰 🌎 ❤
The footage of the mosquitoes on her arm is literally one of my worst nightmares!!!
I thank you, Miss, for taking one for the team! 😉💜
Love the updates on these projects, and by the way, Adriana is an absolute warrior! That's an insane amount of mosquitos!
😂 Exactly!
I worked a couple of years in Canada's Northwest Territories, an area of tundra with thousands of lakes. Part of the job entailed pollution abatement measurements of the water quality surrounding the mine sites (the mine was several kilometres from the mill site). I was wearing a heavy checked shirt (think lumberjack) which made counting mosquitoes a bit easier. On many occasions I calculated my total personal mosquito population to be in the thousands. It was impossible to work with any exposed skin.
Unless you were this one summer student who was working with the surveying team. He regularly took no anti-mosquito steps (no DEET, no mesh head cover, no long sleeves etc) but somehow remained largely ignored by the ravenous skeeters.
The old timers set me straight. No scented soaps, light coloured clothing, plenty of DEET (which frequently dissolved certain plastics found in many things you might be wearing) are the way to go, better yet, stay indoors.
The masochist in me wants to see an after pic of that arm. Good lord.
@@docostlerI’m a bit like that. We were visiting some relatives, and towards the evening when the mosquitos showed up in great numbers, I was untouched in a T-shirt while others couldn’t bear to be outside anymore with more protection.
@@AnotherDuck I have to admit there were rumblings of witchcraft about the guy! (jk)
I think we were overly disappointed that he had no secret method to share.
Well done you for your, I assume, genetic superiority.
I study at the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava and visited the wetlands around Istragov just before this summer during a rainy day. I cannot express how happy I am to see Dunajské Luhy get the attention they need. It is such a beautiful region that is sadly overshadowed by the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros waterworks (even though they are a marvel of engineering).
Also as a land surveyor and geodesy student I can only dream of surveying such a beautiful piece of land.
Definitely looking forward to more videos.
The mosquitos were outlining the girl's veins, like a road map. Amazing but gross.
I love this please share more videos of this project and others . It’s amazing how much there is to learn from projects like yours. Thank you for sharing.
These are the kind of people I admire the most. Those who dedicate their time and effort to quietly do something that really helps the planet. Not many people know what they do to give recognition and praise, some even call them "crazy" for "doing nonsense". But they still commit to their goal and make a real difference.
THAT TADPOLE EXPLOSION 😍!! Absolutely love Mossy Earth's dedication to science-backed conservation ❤🔥 Sending love from Hong Kong!!
(My first CZcams comment ever...I think) This is just awesome! To see and hear how alive it is, is completely magical. Thank you for the work you do for our planet and those beings that can't protect themselves and thank you for sharing this journey with us!
dont be shy . we love hearing from you as we do anyone else . so thank you for your feedback . if we all just talked to one person the world might change for the better , we cant re-educate the educatted but we might help them all to think a little difftrntly with time .
wow! thank you guys for doing this. the sound of the birds chirping is soo beautiful to my ears
I've never stumbled upon a cause I'd so willingly support... and for the first time I am simply pleased with the CZcams algorithm. May all your projects be fruitful, and if you ever start any projects in the Pacific NW, I sure hope you need volunteers!
I really enjoy the update videos, it is good to know you stick with these projects for the long run.
We do! A lot more updates to come as different projects develop! - Cheers, Duarte
By far my favourite project! The lost wetlands are so cool, reminds me of my childhood at my grandma’s.
Glad to hear you like it! - Cheers, Duarte
All of you are amazing! So much life you give.
it's videos like this I never want to end as I am watching them... the sounds in that wetland were insane post flood!!
As a Permaculture Designer and Agroecologist I love to see your work and the fruits of your labour! Well done everyone! I learn so much from your videos and you keep inspiring me to follow the vision of regenerating and rewilding large landscapes. Thank you ,thank you, thank you ❤
What do you do as an agroecologist?
Awesome video Duarte. Indeed there were so many people involved in this video. Thank you for featuring me and others. It was a pleasure to work together. And to see the incredible transformation of this place. Mossy Earth Rocks!!!
Thank you for all the hard work Dima! Your footage was indispensable and very well shot! Look forward to working on more projects together :) - Cheers, Duarte
@@MossyEarth niiice! super happy to hear that !
Great video and it really shows that you're doing good work. I'm glad you're now showing the results of your efforts by showing us the wildlife that has returned to the area.
I think its exciting to see young people not just taking an interest in the local environment but actually getting their hands dirty and trying to change things for the better it really does give me hope for the future of this planet!
I don't have a lot of money but these videos, the work you are doing, and the transparency of where the money goes makes this membership one of the most valuable things to me that I've ever subscribed too. Thank you so much for all your hard work, looking forward to watching this community grow.
Couldn't have said it better myself!
Consider rewatching the videos a month after release and liking All of the comments that you approve of in order to keep the video relevant in the algorithms. 😁 We can all help that way to send CZcams revenue to the channel. 😊
I live in the middle of a wetland biosphere reserve area, part of a Unesco project. They work so hard to restore old ecological benifitial areas for both wildlife and people. This here shows me some of that process, and I know that it will be absolutely beautiful in a few years. From one Watar kingdom to another, stay hydrated 🥳
Beneficial
@@kaudsizNot befitting to say beneficial, otherwise it is lost in belittling translation
Well done!
Huge respect you guys are helping the Earth and it‘s habitants.
this is amazing work, i think everyone should watch this video. it was educational, funny, and also heart warming to see a group of people putting so much love and effort into the environment which is sadly not something you see everyday. thank you thank you thank you!
This was the project that got me hooked on Mossy Earth in the first place. Just fantastic!
Glad you enjoyed the update then! Thank you for supporting our work :) - Cheers, Duarte
Loved to see the impact that my little help can have in the hands of passionate and prepared people!
Are you planning on releasing a follow up video on the Desertas islands any time soon? It was the first one I saw and I'd love to see that the reproduction and even reintroduction are going well
It is in the works! However, the filming process has been a bit snail pace... 🐌😂 Hopefully something this year still! - Cheers, Duarte
Fascinating, incredibly cool and I hope we will have projects like these everywhere soon to nurture our planet!
Your mics are so good, you could make better relaxation videos than almost anyone on youtube.
Your REAL forest sounds, your REAL rain sounds. You should consider creating a branch series thats just a continuous recording of locations in your forest with mics during various weather. It would take next to no effort, and youd hit an enormous market of what seems like pretty nice people who would be interested in your content.
Amazing work love how u are restoring as a new follower I love this
Thanks! We are doing our best so its nice to see positive results :) - Cheers, Duarte
As an American from the South East US, it must be nice to be able to create wetlands without attracting alligators or venomous water snakes.
Yep. I live off the Tennessee river and this video made me anxious of water moccasins(we usually call them cottonmouths), but then I remembered this isn't shot in the south eastern US.
I mean not every wetland has to be open to humans. I completely understand the danger of it, i lived in Georgia, but their benefits outweigh these issues.
I live in nz & I can tell you it's paradise being outdoors without a single insect or animal that can kill us
@@jestnutz Wait I thought NZ is similar to Australia is it not?
@@lukebruce5234 New Zealand has a completely different biota from Australia. Few land mammals, lots of flightless birds, and a lack of many fish and insect species in Australian wetlands
What a great video. So happy to see all this progress .... shout-out to videographer and youtuber collaborations...thank you guys for supporting Mossy Earth.
All of you did great job, keep continuing restoring the nature. Warm regard from the Tropical land..
The grass snake (Natrix natrix) will play dead to avoid being eaten. They release a smelly musk and turn on their back to show their belly, but before that they will somestimes do that weird twitchy movement, 15:00 It could be that.
Very interesting! I did not know this. Thank you for sharing, I hope it was indeed the case and it was ok in the end. - Cheers, Duarte
Always a pleasant surprise to dee a new video from you!!
Thank you enjoy this one! It was a tonne of work :) - Cheers, Duarte
Omg the bird songs are so beautiful and healing!!!! That smooth tree frog is wild, looks tropical. How mesmerizing to see the healthy amount to tadpoles!!!!!!! Definitely a sign of a clean and diverse ecosystem. I miss frogs from my childhood. Just moving 3.5 hours south are starch scortched barren land made by men eith increasing poison ivy coverage and its sooooo depressing and unbearably hot. So exciting to see how humans are capable of bringing BACK nature. Way to go!!!!!! Music to my ears and my heart! Thanks for the sacrifice of blood to the mosquitos...👏👏👏💚💚💚
I'm happy there is people who really care about environment and make great things out there. I love u guys and hoping that u always doing a great job. Keep it upp
Wow a year already? I remember when you first told us about it. Keep doing what you’re doing!!! Hopefully you’ll venture out of Europe soon, best wishes from Peru!
A year indeed! Time flies :) We now have a projects outside of Europe including one in Ecuador not too far from you :) - Cheers, Duarte
Absolutely amazing results. The amount of life that was present because of this project is incredible, it’s like watching a nature documentary from an environment you saw be created
Exactly! Glad you enjoyed it, it was a pleasure to film! - Cheers, Duarte
@@MossyEarth In a previous video I asked you "What is the meaning of "nep"? Even the [CC] said nep, nap, nop, etc.. It took a different channel to show the HUGE sign that said "Knoepp", the family name in the UK who rewilded their estate. Please, always explain where you are. Spell it if needed. Thank you for your work!
that shot of you diving in the big channel is so serene. i would absolutely love to swim in a place like that
Great to see such enthusiastic young people doing good work
Everyone that helps the flora and fauna of our beautiful planet have all my respects, amazing project guys, keep doing this 💚
The Chaos of Vivaldi's Summer... Love it.
Exactly! Suits this perfectly! :) - Cheers, Duarte
Thanks to you fellas for the good work you are doing and sharing with us and inspiring us. ❤
such an amazing effort for our planet. even if it seems small scale, every step is major for our ecosystems.
Projects like this are what we need. Never underestimate how one person at a time can change the world.
I think this is my favorite project of this channel. It made me think about the ecological history of my home (i live at the Danube) and this continent and turned me into a supporter. Keep up the great work!
That is amazing to hear and thank you for the support! It is truly what makes it all work :) - Cheers, Duarte
Wow iv just discovered you guys im impressed i just love what your doing. As soon as Im able definitely going to make a donation and im going to follow you guys..so cool thank you to everyone who is involved you are doing amazing work that helps the environment.❤
Thank you for your dedication, we are experiencing your work through your eyes and it is incredibly beautiful. It is hard work to do what you do! Top notch ❤ love from Amsterdam 🙏🌊
The amount of joy that she exhudes observing a flourishing biom is beautiful to watch.
I’m suprised it isn’t a tourist attraction to watch the water go down the stream every spring, sounds like it would be a fun thing to watch
I can promise you its super hard to time it haha
It's so beautiful there!!! Good job Mossy Earth, well done, bravo!!!!
There isn't enough footage to be sure why but the poor guy at 14:55 was definitely showing major signs of neurological damage. Grass snakes are particularly bad against parasites iirc, but it could also be heatstroke or poor diet
It's amazing how much life has come back to this area in just one year!
Super cool to see how quickly its transformed! - Cheers, Duarte
Just listening to the amount of life that was brought back into that area is amazing.
Keep up the good work. We'll keep supporting you guys always. A big love from Nagaland, India. ❤️💚
Seeing people care for these neglected places gives me hope for the future, keep doing the good work.
I think this is my favorite project of yours! Ever since I was a tiny little kid, I've always adored and thrived in these kinds of ecosystems and environments, especially doing exactly what you guys did, and (Siggi, was it?) digging out a channel. Don't know why, but I cannot express how much I love, enjoy and desire to make my own river channels, flood ponds, wetlands, etc off of pre-existing waterbodies. Its like a overwhelming maternal instinct. I just have to do it!
Siggi and the team he belongs to at BROZ bought the land and dug the channel. We just funded the work and help them with one or 2 things. They are absolute legends :) - Cheers, Duarte
Amazing work! I really like the concepts you work with. Just a quick recommendation would be to give a brief overview of the types of metrics that could be used to measure wildlife recovery at the very beginning of your video, and then follow up on those throughout the video, highlighting how your projects are meeting them
Fantastic. This should be encouraged worldwide.