Hey Mossey Earth! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnKUZJ2ojbmfppI I think this documentary by Canadian public television, about the reintroduction of muskox in Nunavik (northern Québec), might interest you. It's in French, but there are English subtitles. the part between 11:55 and 22:30 follow a group of scientist that study the muskox and it's impact on the Caribou habitat.

protect this guy !!!!

Amazing work team

Excellent work ❤ can’t wait to see this reef thrive after a year and so on. Godbless and more power to you. Love from PH

There is a local stand of Aspen here in north Oxfordshire and it's one of my favourite sounds in a light breeze

Not only the crawfish, but all of those invasive fish that were found with that DNA test can also be eaten. You just need to get some volunteers to fish for them that then can bread and fry them to go with the crawfish boil.

Amazing humans

Very cool. Would be interesting to have some structures that are the same concept but taller from off the ground.

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We do the Same in Jamaica🇯🇲 with success as well. Our organization is called the Aligatorhead foundation❤

Thank you for all you do. Will support more in future as I am able.

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Great example for the world for my country Puerto Rico the Caribean save our corals.

Good bro

Thank you for such beautiful work.

Buy for destroy

I’m so happy this is amazing!!! Thank you to EVERYONE CONTRIBUTING TO THIS AMAZING PROJECT!!!! 🎉❤

Thank you ❤️❤️. Words can not describe the work have done by every one of you. ❤❤

Domino is definitely the perfect name for the boat! 🙂

I want more channels like this. I can't donate anything, but I need the optimism.

This is absolutely incredible to watch. Thank you all

Hola excelente traabajo. POR FAVOR SUBTITULAR EN ESPAÑOL. MUCHAS GRACIAS.

What country is your accent from?

What country is this in?

Chat is that a monster hunter reference

Any chance of joining you guys as a volunteer? I’m contact based and have long breaks in between work, would love to do something related to marine conservation 🎉

You also need to do this in Australia

Hi🐠 I’ve been in Indonesia for two months, snorkeling in spots like Nusa Penida and the Gili Islands. One day, I suddenly came across your project, and I found it so exciting! I’m an engineer specializing in sustainable product design, and your metal structures for coral restoration got me thinking. I’ve observed that more fish gather where your work has been done compared to the barren areas of dead coral. However, it’s still not comparable to the biodiversity near a big pinnacle, where marine life thrives. From my perspective, 3D-printed clay structures could be an excellent way to recreate pinnacles with channels and cavities for fish to lay eggs and form new colonies. Corals could be attached to these structures to grow into larger, natural-like pinnacles. I’m not suggesting covering the entire area but perhaps placing one structure every 4 square meters. This approach could significantly boost biodiversity by providing large nesting areas for hundreds of species while complementing your current efforts. Let me know if you’d be interested in collaborating someday! As a professional in 3D printing, I could support this initiative with knowledge and investment. Thanks for reading, and if you’ve made it this far, I’m glad something in my message caught your interest. Keep up the amazing work! 💙

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Can U come to iraq pleas. there are a lote marshes and wild life that is in danger and in a threat of Extinction.

God Bless you for trying to save are world :)

Thanks

"Someone got purification powder"

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So how did the crawfish get to that lake? Are they ubiquitous in the Iberian peninsula?

Very cool!!!

that's a brook not a river

This is brilliant , if humanity did more repairing than destroying, we’d have it made

How close are you to the Tagaeri and the Taromenane? Illegal logging and oil activities in the Yasuní area threatening (and murdering) them, so this could be a safe area for humanitarian purposes as well as ecological

Keep it up, y’all just earned another subscriber.

Apologies if this has been asked before but its the oak tree featured towards the start of the film one that was in a tree of year vote?

Are there any indigenous people living around? Would be awesome if you do a collab with them. I dont know about the context there, bug Id say give the land to the original custodians and help them to protect it against logging and so on.

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How I wish I could be part of such team. You are all heroes!

Where is it located? It looks fun to do diving

Is this in Philippines?

Why are the corals even dying in the first place. Obviously it’s not the water as they’re growing fine in the same water. It just lack a skeleton to attach to

What about soft corals? R they also restorable? Also howw can i volunteer as a diver?