How to Save Our Jungles

How can we save our jungles? Find out from Sir David Attenborough why farmers and governments have a key role to play.
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Why have only 2500 people seen this is is outrageous.

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It’s part of the 8 episode series called Our Planet. You can find it on Netflix. 👍🏼

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because in general, humans are a narcissistic parasitic species.

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​@@yummyfuzz1 I decided to look up your claim, and I only found one blog that makes this statement. this blog lacks a lot of citation but near the end it does reference a few articles it used for information, one of them is from PETA. Who you shouldn't trust with literally anything at all. Another from a change.org petition, which doesnt cite it's sources at all but claims trophy hunting is wrong. and then the last one is from a website called pandaleaks, and I couldn't even check to see how credible they are because that domain is so unknown. On the trophy hunting thing. Trophy hunting while deplorable in its own right actually HAS led to a steady increase in animal populations mainly because these reserves can afford better security for their animals and poachers generally don't fuck with them. I don't agree with the method, but the results speak for themselves. If we get to a time period where we can efficiently fend off poachers while also helping animals secure their habitats without dickheads shooting them, Im game. But for now I'd like them to survive long enough for that to happen at all.

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Sir David Attenborough and nature ♥️🌍

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These and other videos that tackles how to protect the planet must have the million views.

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Thank you for this video WWF. People should see more of this.

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WHY! :( This is what people should be watching

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This needs to have far more views!! Guys, really, this is important!

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[@tamara3782]

Have we crossed the point of no return in terms of damaging the planet? There is no such point. We need to trust that our thought, which is our greatest quality, can change nature. We only need to understand the direction to which we should aim our thoughts. What should we think about? What condition or state should we aspire to and ask for? In order to save our planet, we should think about positive human connections. That is, how can we, in our connections, keep nature safe? How can we all together protect our world? If we truly wish to better our planet, then we should see people holding a concern for how to positively connect everywhere that we look. It has nothing to do with recycling or other activities that we commonly associate with as being sustainable. If we come closer to and consider each other, that we will reach an entirely organic, perfectly connected and round state, then the negative forces will disappear from the world. We need to understand that if we start thinking better about each other, then the planet will recover from all harm, because our thoughts are the strongest force in nature. Likewise, our negative thoughts about each other are entirely to blame for damaging the planet. That is why the more we recycle and invest in energies and activities that we commonly think of as being sustainable, the worse our planet becomes. Nothing will work to benefit us until we reach a state where our attitude changes toward each other for the better to protect and improve our planet.

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Jungles are precious gift of nature they are so sensitive please save us

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I wish it was possible for individuals to do more than just hope and “only buy” certain things .

[@capicuaaa]

Believe me; not eating beef is powerful. You'll be helping stop the madness that is rampant deforestation of the world's rainforests (particularly the Amazon) for cattle grazing and soya bean cultivation (to feed the cows).

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@@capicuaaa well actually no, because the majority of emissions are energy related (electricity, heat and etc.)

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Its gonna to get millions views after its to late to save earth!!! #saveourcommonhome

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This serious is such a amazing learning tool thank you for caring

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Astonishing. This gives me hope for the future. Hard to believe anyone could dislike that

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Beautiful documentary with a very noble massage to secure ourselves , comming generation and this diverse nature .

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My ecosystem favorite is jungles .

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very nice loved it

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These images are beautiful

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really great

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More people should see these as it gives us knowledge and make our mind sharp

[@rohitchat5538]

Exactly sir David Attenborough may be I am not able to see him here and by just voice i recognise only one person who love woods jungles woods density one should behave and keenly curious to know about ..I am taking about love of lush greens is not passion yet ..Once I had come to know what kind of Nature jungles are beauty and much more we know ..so where to feel pain of deforrestation planting and harvesting love and beauty of jungles diversed jungles ..reducing the forests race of doing business form jungles don't teach one to do thier duties towards jungles and love of trees ..value of jungles are lasts for ever love ..

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We have to use the planet smartly and think long term.

[@MrManojkumarshenoy]

Honestly, this video is the most informative video I have seen in my life. You guys ought to get more views and likes and comments. It looks like people like to get knowledge only about tech and cooking which is a shame. Little do they know that nature is the root of all the happiness and advancement of today's world.

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Thanku for teaching us a lesson..☺☺

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I hope so David... I do hope so...

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[@cleverdamn]

any chance the palm oil industry is hampering the views on this video?

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possibly but unlikely

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Anyone that owns land should grow a jungle and/or so called food forest.

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Yes

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That part!

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Which bird is it at 7:37 ? Some kind of eagle ?

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Phillipine Eagle.

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Commenting helps too.

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Good

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yeah, this deserves more views. I'm watching in 2020 lol

[@soni2009]

Though this vid doesn’t have a lot of views, but if the ppl who have watched this vid (27 k right now) plant 10 trees, it will surely make a difference. Don’t wait to be big, to do big, do big so u can do bigger :)

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Very true 👍

[@willemvanoranje5724]

Only education can save us from our ignorance.

[@jcjensenllc]

How to save our jungles .... hmmm How about not cutting them down.

[@stephentrueman4843]

with brains like that, you should run for office. ;) i agree, take the profit out of cutting them. like modern warfare; we can't engage in it anymore because the weapons are too destructive, hence, it will only last a day or two.

[@bhadrarajub279]

yeah that's right not cutting them down is an idea but still there are people who cuts them down .... perhaps that is because they don't know how painful it is for the trees and that trees also have life in them (people weigh money over kindness)

[@jb6725]

if anybody who owns a tree company sees this plaese change your ways be a good company

[@hanaoshimapiano]

Less meat, more veggies. Treating meat as a special occasion meal, not one that is daily. Supporting your local farmers and farmer markets! We can do this. 😊#plantpure

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Commenting to increase the views on this incredibly important video

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I want to save our Earth😊☺️👍👍👍

[@liefdeleven639]

Shift the production of series to education how to maintain and grow forests, on a global scale. BBC, Netflix, etc! Give humanity a chance of learning, always put factories in them as the enemy. The same for concrete buildings, what are we doing there anyhow? Putting people to work which should be automated by IT staff in a sustainable small (wooden) building far away from big cities?! Production facilities for anything on a more sustainable way, all, including chemical / iron production plants. We've just gone too far!

[@Zeeeener]

How tf this only got 10k views in 5 months. You mean to tell me only 2000 people a month have watched this since before summer?

[@abbasalerezayat7090]

hellow,we can saves trees gungles by grafting burned trees and cut trees.

[@ufosvsmonkeys2556]

Fair Fair, but what about forest dieback from increasing temperature, so one of the solutions is tourists. A 3-degree world we would see the remaining forests catch ablaze and paint the sky with red and gray increasing the carbon of the earth and reducing carbon sinks. So, people traveling to a rain forest using a heavy carbon fueled plane is one of the solutions. I get it founds local communities and gets them to see value in their foliage but I do wonder what is more damaging long term. Open to any remark on this. What I am trying to also say is, If you give a shit...stop flying. I live in the UK and I have found amazing places in my own native land to work on conservation for free with self-catering on my behalf and accommodation supplied for. I am going to work volunteering in a stunning location and it will be for a few months if I so wish it could be a year, aND IT IS cheaper. Second point. It stated about meat and palm oil in context. Meat is more damaging to our rain forests than anything I currently know off. My beef with beef, in brief, is, IF you give a shit, stop eating it as it fucks more trees over than palm oil. So the best way of reducing our impact is to not demand a little label pushing green capital, it is simply baning shit we don't need. I am a vegan but I am open to eating insects to help reduce meats impact. Let's do that. Let aim by 2026 to have replaced 50% of herd, ocean and flock animal meat with bugs. Only if that was a dream obtainable. After we have sorted out climate fucking me brake down only then we can fully address animal rights. Too many other vegans reading this saying I am not part of the club now. You know my logic is right. And also where did you go on holiday this year. To conclude I feel like this vid could have stated more about the impact of meat and plam and not to glamorize long-distance flights which is paradoxical to me. Anyway, just my option. And if you do go on a long flight to a very greenish place, make it count. Offset it as much as you can, and stay there for a few months, 3 weeks is to me too short, months, is better, more fun, trust that. So yeah, Red eye tree frogs and crested geckos are amazing.

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There are 2 large wood manufacture CEO'S disliked the video

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save the orangutans

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[@dougdanciger9]

99% of all animals in the Amazon Congo Australia and many other hot places can’t be found anywhere else including plants to most animals in the Amazon or found the whirls because the place where they live is so hot that they don’t live anywhere else and when a population gets isolated the other population turns into a new kind of animal or plant. We still need plants they breathe in carbon dioxide and push out oxygen although plants breathe oxygen we breathe oxygen nearly 100% of all life on earth is oxygen breathing we need to save our jungles……. John goals are the only place on earth were jaguars orangutans giant otters manatees tapers pygmy elephants pygmy hippo‘s gorillas chimpanzees and many other animals live most biodiversity is found only in….. rainforest or..Jungles that provide us with oxygen

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[@russho4099]

Wish I knew how to tell the farmers to stop clearing the land.

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PEOPLE WATCH THIS

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The amount of views on this vid is really disturbing.

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SIR PLEASE TRY TO THE VOICE,BUT THE VIDEO IS VERY USEFUL SHOULD BE SEEN.

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Just trying to increase the comments...

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1.23k likes and 8 hates omg

[@sensitivedivinity]

11110 views + mine 11111 views. and 1.1k likes, the universe is confirming that everything is shifting, we are putting in the work and we must continue to keep doing what is right. more people are waking up to the truth

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also the video was made apr 11!

[@capicuaaa]

STOP EATING BEEF! Cattle grazing, especially in the Amazon, accounts for 90% of deforestation.

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Only 2800 people seen

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Who has disliked it

[@atmaramkhot7983]

Planting Trees by Companies on Clear Land is good Idea but there should be DIVERSITY in Planting Trees this will genuinely Imitate Jungle, Planting Single Type of Trees will not solve a Problem & it will selfdestroyed in long run as there will be no BIO DIVERSITY.

[@atmaramkhot7983]

World should follow Dr Akira Miyawaki method of aforestation by planting Native diverse trees & not single kind of trees, real jungles have BIO DIVERSITY & it is must, planting same type of trees all over is very harmful & will create problem instead of solving it.

[@kookie_dow2690]

i only eat gluten, calorie, fat free vegan deforestation free chips

[@bhudevyadav7051]

now a days people are cutting trees in the jungle and making shitty huts and houses in jungle itself...... and uploading videos on utube... and u know people are liking them... to motivate them to cut more trees....

[@jcjensenllc]

You lost all my respect when you promoted planting timber and palm oil plantations to save jungles. Tree plantations are not jungles. Monoculture of any type in any environment is EXTREMELY HARMFUL. Makes me wonder where your funding comes from.

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