Excellent video. I came here to learn about a wester red cedar that i'm about to climb. It's in england and probably 200 feet tall. I've never climbed something that big with J shaped branches that SWAY. it's a little freaky tbh but i'm trying to prep as best i can

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It is absolute insanity they log old growth.

thanks for making & sharing this fun video full of information 😊 I noticed you are using the past tense when speaking about first nations/indigenous communities using cedar to make things, but it’s something that’s still happening today. Indigenous communities are still here today, living on the land! Some are harvesting cedar bark from live trees for weaving, others are carving the wood into canoes, masks, bentwood boxes etc and the knowledge is being shared and remembered and slowly re-integrating into their communities.

I have eastern hemlocks and they are just beautiful….my favorite tree!

Rewatching - wish there were more of these and your videos, really miss them

love to hear him and william prince do something together

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It's not just an art form, but in a real sense a cultural perception and expression of your relationship with your environment. Even the subtle shades of color or heavier shades. I've always been fascinated by your whole culture, customs and dress. Thank you from New Zealand. Tena koe te rangatiratanga mahi whakaaro.

outstanding source of information about trees

Keep it up! You’re very talented and beautiful!❤❤❤

Thanks buddy. Great video, great information. Much appreciated. You have a new subscriber right here

Seen quite a few of these trees in the Sierra Nevada foothills especially in the river canyons but never as a large tree only as small trees and bushes

Thank you so much for doing all of these episodes!

Thank you so much for making these! I love the riff between each of the facts <3

you are so talented! love my frankie toque

You should cut down like an acre of the trees and build a full skate park.

Where is the full feature

Will these grow in Southern Ontario?

Wonderfully tells it like he was readong a magical fairytale story so superior thsn normal pop sounds

Break the little branches and you will find stars inside! ⭐️ Sacred to many indigenous peoples!

For Me, This Song Is Both Spiritual & Natural... 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 💥 Spiritually 💥 It's Like God Is Saying To Me... Don't Be Scared... Don't Be Afraid... Lean on me... Hold Onto Me... And together, we'll get through We always do We always do When You Can't See The Light... When There's No Road To Follow... Don't Be Scared... Don't Be Afraid... Lean on me... Hold Onto Me... I'll Make a Way, Where There Is No Way... And together, we'll get through We always do We always do 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 💥 Naturally 💥 It's Two People Who Are Partners, SoulMates, Committed For Life: Through Good Times or Bad, Happy or Sad, Healthy or ill, Rich or Poor... And The Roles of The Partners Could Alternate & Reverse: Sometimes One of The Partners Is Stronger: Mentally, Spiritually, Emotionally... Othertimes The Other Partner Is Stronger: Mentally, Spiritually, Emotionally... Whoever Is The Stronger of The Two Is Saying: Don't Be Scared... Don't Be Afraid... Lean on me... Hold Onto Me... And together, we'll get through We always do We always do When You Can't See The Light... When There's No Road To Follow... Don't Be Scared... Don't Be Afraid... Lean on me... Hold Onto Me... And together, we'll get through We always do We always do 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 Ray LaMontagne Lyrics of The Song 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 Had our share of the pain Of the clouds, and the rain Lean on me, and I'll lean on you And together, we'll get through We always do We always do I know you're scared 'cause you can't see the light You toss and turn through the night Holdin' me, and I'm holdin' you And together, we'll get through We always do We always do We always do Where do you go, when there's no road to follow? Faces look hollow, only strangers to you, now Where do you turn, when this livin' starts to burn through Layers that you learned wrap around your heart somehow I turn to you I always do I always do I turn to you I know you're scared, can't see the light Gotta believe it's gonna be alright Lean on me, and I'll lean on you And together, we'll get through We always do We always do We always do We always do We'll make it through We always do We always do 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

I planted 4 bigleaf maple trees in my property. They don't grow very fast because of the drought.

I cant belive ur a singer! All I know obou u is that u make rainbow dash voices!😱

The answer is to plant more. Not super complicated

wow amazing💯

I love your attitude and your level of nerdiness! I don't know if you are on Vancouver Island or not, but if you ever feel like doing a segment on carnivorous plants, let me know! I grow hundreds of different carnivorous plants, some of which are temperate and able to live outdoors all year round here.

I saw this video tonight during the Mini-Docs Film Night at the Brant Wildlife Festival. Absolutely excellent.

So sad it's been 6 months since a video release of any kind. Love this guy

Are you guys doing anything to protect the Boreal Forest from being decimated by Lithium Mining corporations?

I wach you as kid my little pony equestria girls and applejack are rainbowdash they the best

Yes the parasitic gov't bureaucrats can't wait to get their greedy little hands on this beautiful and sacred place. The Great Bear Rainforest needs to be protected at all costs with or without the government's support. Let's not let this be another barren wasteland with tree stumps and oil spills and no wildlife. It seems like there's no sanity or respect for wilderness anymore, just talk and empty promises. Great video guys, keep them coming.

Is it hard to maintain and keep it clean from the tree sap and leaves? Thinking of building one in my backyard Forrest.

thanks for your vids, man. i appreciate your brevity and enthusiasm. being new to PNW, you're a real resource. thanks!

Those strips aren't from taking wood from the tree! That's from people taking strips of bark for basket weaving! Get your facts straight.

Please make more videos like this. I love this Tree Guide series.

Ecopolitical chats are really important. Here in Victoria, Australia, 98% of the loss of our Old Growth forests is due to bushfires. Your video sounds like all Old Growth Red Cedar has been lost due to logging - which no doubt much has. Do you know how much has been lost due to fires? The root of the problem over here is that we are not addressing the significant (98%) problem and focus all our attention on logging (1-2%) as the problem. Traditional burning practices were keeping these fires at bay and we are only just beginning to understand how important they are in mitigating large-scale wildfires. Thanks for your presentation!

Thank goodness these outspoken people are trying to protect nature

Looking forward to watching this awesome documentary, thank you :)

I'm in love with his voice and well, the rest of him too.

gorgeous

I'm gunna leant some. As I did when I was a kid. Buuuuuutttt. If it has a disease or is dead standing it's dangerous. So then it should be harvested.

Awesome how she writes songs from other's perspectives related to her life.

Love to have insight to her songs.