This is so cool. I wanna volunteer! I live in Spicewood.

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Short and sweet

Nicely done. @1:14 a butterfly makes an appearance.

Exciting project! Hope it has been going well since you posted this last spring!

Our species existence depends on this kind of research and science. Thank you!

That’s amazing!

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🤠🤠🤠THIS IS AWESOME 🎉🎉🎉 I'VE WATCH THE SHOWER BUILD🤗🤗🤗 EXCITED YOU FOR YOU 🎆🎆🎆

Epic. Great inspiration. Keep going y'all!

Oh my gosh, I wish this project in Taylor had happened... and subsequently kickstarted similar projects in SO many small-ish towns.

What’s the ballpark price tag for this restoration?

This video is life changing for me. Seeing what’s possible with a highly knowledgable and passionate team really encourages me to take that leap into making a career out of my passion for regenerative practices and projects. I need to be around people who share that passion and have the skills and knowledge I may lack and I think seeing the scale of impact it can have when you become part of a network has shifted me in the right direction. This will no longer be a silent passion of mine and big thanks to you guys for putting out content!

So proud of y'all.

I love educated eager learners.

Have you considered mulching with hay?

I reckon that tractor is going too fast,,,,go slower for more efficient ripping with that type of plow. I noticed its an initial rip where you did not go down far, less than half the tyne depth. Once you start getting a deeper rip to full tyne depth its important to drive just above walking pace to get the "ship's bough" efffect underground. The ships bough effect is getting a nice thin slice through theupper layers of soil, a good "bowl" shape of cracking or "soil dispersal" where the plows shoe travels through.

Entre los vídeos del canal CEPEAS hay algunos sobre las colonias de hormigas y termes y su papel en la regeneración del suelo en el semiárido del Brasil.

Such an amazing team. The knowledge of this group is astounding. "We're robbing plants of their agency." Listening to the way these young people are using the powers of nature to heal the ground gives me hope for the future. I'm l not as young as them, but I'm inspired to find some barren ground to manage to give nature a chance to thrive again.

Possibly the most educational landscape restoration video I've ever seen. It has given me a few new terms and topics to investigate. Thank you for not dumbing down the explanation too much!

Great but i think putting a line of tall growing trees in with the wildflowers n grasses eould have been ideal ...so that area eould spread over time...quicker...

Really educational amd inspiring project! It gives me so much hope to see these efforts spread. One niggle about the video itself: please keep the camera still! I literally got a little motion sick with the incessant swaying back and forth and up and down. Please invest n a tripod!

Sweet video thanks! Getting ready to plant a few

I've seen some cool work in places like Portugal using quarries to create water features to regenerate the land. They found so many new species that hadn't been seen in over 40 yrs in that area. There was a lot of excitement over carnivorous plants because they require a very rich and healthy environment to survive.

I am in love with mycelium guy 🥰

Bamburger Ranch

Thank you

Well I guess modern day hippies can add some value. 😁

Really great job, guys. Thanks for your work. It's fantastic to see you getting this traction in central Texas.

Amazing! It gives me hope and reconciliation with humanity when I see what you did! I guess we now see Indigo Kids’ impact as adults. Thank you. 🙏 ❤

🎉so very fine

Thank you so much for sharing this amazing project! It's awesome to see so many regenerative concepts and water retention methods all put into practice to result in the amazing recovery. We so look forward to future videos to see how it continues to proliferate. 🌍💚👍

I’m glad you guys highlighted the fact you had to add some organic matter and life to the soil before seeding, many native plant enthusiasts don’t like hearing the notion of adding amendments to soil because it’s not what the plants want because it’s thrives in lean soil, But many fail to realize that the soil we see nowadays is much more degraded if it was former farmland or disturbed by other human interventions.

Masvidal preaching that shrooms talk

Absolutely fascinating and inspiring! Well done. And good on the landowners for doing this.

12:18 earned u a like

So glad to have found this video. I love ya'll's philosophy and presentation. completely new to land restoration and I have learned so much only 25 min in that I wanted to pause and say so. . Thank you for sharing what you know.

Every revival, restoration of pastures or crop land video is about 3 (like here) , 5, 20 acres. What if I'm taking over 5, 10, 20 thousands of conventional pasture/haying land? Could not find a single project of that magnitude on YT or google

Smart guys.

I love that property. I spent almost 18 months photographing all over those tracts, I look forward to seeing the reclamation.

This is amazing. Were you using the FLOWFORM to pour the solution into the tank? Also what was the green solution you used to make the seeds stick ?

Dude I couldn't hear what you were saying at the end. great work

Love the fact they talk about how good it is to have done this. BUT THE FACT REMAINS THE SAME*****she said it** you need MONEY AND TIME* how many of us in this economy have that? Not many. Enjoy the future where only the rich will have flourishing grass and non barren land. That's after the goverment and chemical companies destroys the rest of it.

Thank you for being the true custodians our world needs more now than ever. Listen to Our Natives Indigenous Elders who were blessed to share these known knowledge for us to regain responsibility to ensuring the proper use of land and cultivate a healthier future together. I truly believe these entities that distrespct our environments should be held accountable as a war crime on environments and those that rely on them to survive. These barbaric ways of the past has never served us and has contributed to lost civilizations and natural resources. Should be the thing of the past that disconnects us from our future.

You guys are saints. You make miracles. Thank you. Gaia blesses you.

I just bought land in Virginia. The bottom 4 acres of flatland is damaged. It was a landing spot for the timber company. It has been barren since the 80’s by looking at google earth timelapse. I’m laying branches all over and covering with wood chips. In one season there’s a lot of weeds that have taken hold. It’s so satisfying to watch this land grow healthy and green in the images! I don’t know what I’m doing I’m just trying to give cover to the bare earth.

This made my heart smile. Fantastic results

Said quarry 21 times

I did a biochar burn yesterday! We made about 600 litres in a Kontiki kiln. I’ve had the kiln for 7 or 8 years now and probably made nearly 20 tonnes of biochar. It’s great to see someone using it in such a challenging environment. I just use ours on the farm - mixed in with compost and stable manure mostly.

Very nice work Adam!