Eoghan Daltun's Irish Atlantic rainforest

Author and rewilder Eoghan Daltun explains how his parcel of land in Cork became what is likely Ireland's most ecologically diverse temperate rainforest. Video: Chris Maddaloni

[@elinamakela8435]

I read his book and it was beautifully written, I highly recommend. I live in Finland and it's impossible to think about my country without its forests or with only planted non-native tree plantations as 'forests'.

[@grandmasteryoda6717]

What a role model.

[@williamh5103]

Wonderful!

[@GoodBeets4ME]

There's another Irish person who has a KZbin channel called Bealtaine Cottage and she has converted 3 acres of fallow ground into a beautiful forest with a spring and stream. Its amazing what we can do in making things right.

[@ozdigg9254]

Thank you xo

[@10010x0x0x01101XX0X1]

that is exactly what i thought of when i saw this

[@toyotaprius79]

Sound

[@williamh5103]

Fantastic, good on you around us everything is destroyed!

[@AugustinTomasOBrienCaceres]

Is it possible to visit Eoghan?

[@ciarandamery1960]

Go neiri leat a Eoghan!

[@eoinoneill3205]

I appreciate what your trying to do. Think of the language.

[@eoinoneill3205]

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[@eoinoneill3205]

I found he referenced himself too much. My land, I did this , mh this my that, I excludes the people he's trying to connect with.

[@prosodiclearning]

Being an intelligent man, he's probably used to being on his own in Eire