I Stayed On A DESERTED ISLAND For 24hrs and what I discovered was DISGUSTING...

I spent 24 hours alone on a deserted tropical paradise island, making fire from scratch, foraging for food, and sleeping in the trees. It was an incredible 24 hours but what really disappointed me was the amount of man-made waste. The beach was littered with trash and various other things washed up and buried amongst the decomposed coconuts, leaves, and driftwood. Was it pure survival? Not really, as I did bring some basic food supplies but the addition of the fallen coconuts provided me with an alternative method of cooking up some sticky rice and also gave me some fresh drinking water. The weather for my 24 hours alone was HOT, around 36 degrees Celcius (100 degrees Fahrenheit). With a little sea breeze and a couple of swims in the water, I was able to keep my body temperature down.If there's one thing I wish you all to take away from this video then it is this…..please limit the amount of plastic you use and please, please, please, RECYCLE as much of it as possible!
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[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

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[@savage22bolt32]

Thanks for the great video, and a huge thanks for not ruining it with crappy background music. I don't know why some people are compelled to add annoying background music throughout the video. It always forces me me leave.

[@avgrim7729]

You should arrange a clean up crew and come back with a bunch of trash bags and get the island cleaned up.

[@emeraldfox7175]

I'm in!

[@jackmill6357]

We should give this comment all the likes so he can see it

[@1953beetle]

​@@emeraldfox7175 Same here,as long as I can set up a camp there(and necessary supplies). Maybe some fishing(a blokes got to eat,right?).

[@1953beetle]

@it's okay Just a concerned citizen?

[@jackallen83]

If you clean that island you should first clean the ocean, because if you clean the island probably the next day there will be a new load of litter washed up by the oceans current, I did the same when i was in Thailand I cleaned the beach and the next day it was full of rubbish again.

[@FindInNature]

Nice island. I wish I was in a place like that. Unfortunately the man-made waste is everywhere. Happy New Year my friend.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Happy New Year

[@paullawrence8572]

The plastic waste sickening! Where was your Wilson? 😄 Great vid!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Wilsooonnnn

[@tomspettel3646]

Theres alot of water storage laying on that beach not to mention great resources to be used

[@majidhussain2235]

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[@majidhussain2235]

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[@normazarr3106]

I have never seen this video before, although I have seen quite a few with you & your dog, I watch you both to catch up on what's going on. I love how you explain thing's as you go along; very clearly and to the point. I don't like the silence, especially with this one, but it pretty much tells the story just by watching. I think you are a very special kind of human being that truly cares about all of us. I THANK YOU SO MUCH! GBU.,SM.,NZ, ✌❤😁

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Norma. That means alot to me....and Amber!🙏

[@fakanaiona1372]

Look like someone has picked the coconut for you enjoy it 😄 🤣 😂

[@gabocweilands.7007]

Yes your right 🤣

[@Archita822]

100%right🤗🤗😁😁😁🤩🤩🤩

[@Archita822]

Yes 100%right😂😂😂😂😁😁😁🤩🤩🤩😬😬😬

[@BuBoooBi]

Yes 😂

[@brianlucas7604]

It was Bigfoot!!

[@rachfear2911]

So relaxing to watch. Shocking the amount of plastic and rubbish. It’s eye opening

[@followeroftheway8454]

Beautiful. The sound of the sea in the background almost sent me to sleep.

[@dennispoley6005]

Nice! Lots of reusable, gear. Great stuff in a survival situation.

[@RedDragon-dm5sz]

If you were there for 24 months, all those bottles would make great shingles for a waterproof roof.

[@Tipi_Dan]

In my youth we visited a small island several times. The friend who took me out there had been a regular visitor previously. He had discovered numerous washed up tug ropes (synthetic) on the beaches, and had unraveled them. He brought the cordage back into the interior and constructed a suite of tightly woven spider webs up in the multi-stemmed trees (Ailanthus?) These were more than hammocks: some of them were tight, flat, and bigger than queen-sized beds. They were totally secure. We would sit in the platforms at night and shine powerful flashlights at the ground, illuminating the scurrying rats that infested the island. My friend said he had, on occasion, brought a .22 rifle out there, but not while I was there. We took rocks up into our perches, throwing them down upon the rats. No rats were harmed during those camp outs. Not while I was there, at least.

[@HennDogg8]

Thank you for making this kind of content 🙏🏼 I appreciate the no talking and relaxing sounds.

[@kamanoy7358]

yeah talking so much is disgusting hehe

[@niknack666]

I remember watching this video quite a while ago.... Unfortunately trash accumulates and is yes quite disgusting.... I've watched several other youtubers who do the hole sale around the world thing and seen the same type of thing on their videos. Its just disgusting. But then again another mans trash is another mans treasure if you are lost and deserted.... Have a good new year.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Andrew, yeah it's a real shame to see

[@jaylatham4108]

That was definitely something different. Very enjoyable to watch.

[@davidkelly1298]

Aside from all of the trash that is a beautiful place. Just sad that the beauty of the island is ruined by our waste. Happy New Year hope it is a good one.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks David, a Happy New Year to you too

[@purpuradraco3747]

Amoung others, I regularly watch a similar channel called Field Days, Aussie guy doing fishing and bushcraft stuff out in Bali, and he regularly shows himself, sometimes with whatever gf he's with, cleaning up the man-made waste on the beaches there. Sometimes he makes use of it to make a shelter, find something to make/hold water or start a fire with but man is it filthy. He can collect up to half a dozen bin liners full on his way home and it doesn't look like he's even scratched the surface. Odd flip-flops(thongs), old lighters, plastic bottles and drink cartons, old twine and rope etc, it makes you realise how much rubbish we make. And I say this as the council never collected our communal bins over the holidays, to the point my kid just got stinky taking my rubbish out for me when he opened the door to where they're kept and it was piled so high that some fell out so, being conscientious, he picked it all up again and stacked it how it should have been stacked by idiots who can't be bothered. Plastics are just a fact of life but for goodness sake, dispose of trash sensibly, don't just throw in on the floor or worse, into the ocean/sea, folks. Field Days showed a vid of him swimming in the ocean once and that spot was like the garbage shoot scene from Star Wars. Hope you didn't have to swim in any, Dustin.

[@donniev8181]

Indonesia is the world's 2nd largest ocean polluter after China.

[@SilentWoods123]

We live in a world where there is too much to choose and everything comes in a package. Where we cannot look wider than our own front door and miss the big picture of nature. It pours me every day! And I hope that time will change us by alerting everyone and raising awareness to this problem. Greetings Steven

[@timtate8520]

Some outstanding shells you found. Great keepsakes and memories. Happy New Year... looking forward to more videos in 2021! Cheers

[@troybranaman316]

Amazing video!!! Thank you so much for posting it !!! Take care and stay safe my friend !!

[@Out_GalliVANtin]

This is so sad, man. I remember reading a report that untouched parts of the Colorado Rockies had traces of microplastics in the snow when they took samples by drone. It hurts my little hippie heart.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Wow, that's just crazy

[@Tipi_Dan]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS So what shithole were you in? The rest of us need to be able to avoid it.

[@1953beetle]

@@Tipi_Dan 👍

[@jamesrussler7327]

Holy crap you could build a whole new civilization on all that junk.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

There's some useful things in there!

[@patriciahazeltine9986]

A boat just from the bottles!

[@paddycarr9537]

Great Video Dustin. We have all seen the Videos of Rubbish getting tipped into Rivers in India,Indonesia,Malaysia,Myanmar and Thailand it gets washed into the Sea and the Tidal Current takes it away, unfortunately it ends up floating about until it meets Landfall again. Its disgusting and well highlighted in this Video. Great Improvised Cookery skills again mate, well done.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Paddy

[@johnrains8409]

Happy New Year to everyone, and especially to the lover's of nature.

[@richardmacyczko1580]

Awesome bit of survival until you took out the chicken, lol. I live in Florida so this is my kind of bushcraft. What kind of knife did you use? Please put links on your gear when you can. Thank you for the lessons. May you, your family, and of course Amber have a great 2021.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

It was some sort of mora copy. Thanks for watching

[@dc2288]

The amount of trash is shocking.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

This is a repost to highlight the plastic waste situation in our world.

[@CiaranInIreland]

I was in the Bay of Thailand just over a year ago, and the islands there seemed mostly free of plastic waste, however 3 years ago i was on Bali in Indonesia and the trash I found on the beach, in the sea and generally just scattered around the Island was shocking. I live on the South West Coast of Ireland and some of the secluded beaches here are covred in plastic waste also, though not to the same degree as Bali was. It is such a shame what we have done to our planet. I'm loving your content and I came here from TA outdoors.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Ciaran.

[@theminsterlad]

Ahh, that explains the Deja Vu moment I had when watching! 😂 A great video and it certainly highlights man's selfish use and steady destruction of the world around us. 😢. Keep up the brilliant Vlogs Dustin. I thoroughly enjoy them! 🙏

[@michaelcaraway2305]

Henderson island, one of the Pitcairn islands, in the South Pacific is a remote uninhabited island that has the dubious distinction of being the most plastic polluted place on earth. It's such a terrible thing to realize the footprint that humans make without stepping onto these remote and beautiful places. Sometime in the future you will be able to tell the Anthropocene era in the geologic record by the layer of plastic much the same as the layer of the K-Pg boundary shows the end of the dinosaurs.

[@andrewstallbohm656]

As an environmental student, people need to see the harsh reality of the way we live. Thank you for sharing friend.

[@karlallspach5309]

I wouldn't worry so much about the flotsam, it's the jetsam.

[@patriciahazeltine9986]

Great looking meal, so sad about the trash... did you pack out any of it just to thank the island for it's abundance?

[@MA-uu3sb]

Hi Justin. Just catching up on some of your older videos I had been able to watch for a while I’ve been supplying for for years but I am but I’m in the white truck is I have my phone. Anyway I had to get a new phone so now I can watch you again. Always enjoy your videos. Now I’m going to get in watching

[@stormcry8202]

Deserted Island??? What is that blue tarp at 39:30? If there isn't anyone else there, then why not use that for shelter?

[@atozer2547]

The inventor of plastic bottles needs his statue torn down. We used to use glass bottle s that we took back to the shop and got money for it.

[@HenrikLaurell]

Only difference is that glass bottles sink to the bottom .. You can recycle plastic bottles to, problem is that folks do not bother ...

[@Tipi_Dan]

The inventor of plastic bottles needs to be summarily executed.

[@HenrikLaurell]

@@Tipi_Dan Why, really ? .. If a man get hit by a stone should you ban all stones? The waste itself is not the problem, it is the human race who doesn't understand how precious our planet is. If we did we would not act like that, in many ways.

[@alecturner2008]

I used to refurbish bottling plant, mainly for Coke. Surprisingly areas of Africa and former russian states still use refundable style bottles which are washed and reused.

[@snowyrain5730]

There are ways to be sensible about it. A local store that sells bath and body wash items uses recyclable shampoo for example. You buy your first bottle, when it's empty they just refill it from huge vats. That way you only even use one bottle.

People really need to use the same water bottle several times and not just throw them away after it gets empty. It`s those small changes that makes a big impact.

[@firebirdguy3151]

People need to use a damn Pur filter and ditch the bottles. Way too many people drinking these at home instead of filtered tap. What do you really think Factory produced bottled water is... its filtered public water supply. People are so... eviaN...Naive

[@piddy3825]

there certainly was a lot of plastic waste indeed, but all I could think of is what an amazing amount of potential building materials. You've seen those "Earthship" buildings, using plastic bottles as building materials, creating these mosaic lighting walls and such. I could envision a channel where you use all the crap you find washed up onto the island and re-purpose it by building an amazing living space using all those bushcraft skills you've developed over the years. Then after you have scoured the island's beaches and cleaned up all the debris, you'd begin building this island inspired camp while waiting for the next series of high tides to see what useful items were deposited on the shores for use in your new domicile!

[@MrCarnivoure]

One good thing about the trash is that if anyone get stranded on desert island will have plenty stuff to help him survive. Things like bottles can give you drinking water from sea water. From ropes you can make nice hammock, with old nets you can fish or make lobster and crab pots. Or even can make raft with plastic bottles and ropes

[@williamlaws9338]

Yeah ,you can take it to be recycled while your there , and buy fush an chups , and tropical island food ? Fk i wanna go there now !

[@normajeanhoorn964]

Don't know why you threw the lighter away it still had a spark on it you could have lit up for fire

[@lukumspookum9388]

I think the only reason you got thumbs down on that video was cause of the trash on the beach, total thumb up from me all the time, on your videos. Love your shows keep them comin'

[@ArielleViking]

So wonderful to revisit this classic. Unfortunately a lot of islands in the region have trash filled beaches due to the junk that washes up because of what's just tossed out into the see. Let's hope we can all return to Thailand soon, Jan and Feb 2020 seems so long ago before the rest of that year turned sour. ❤👍

[@RayZ7834]

Shoreline: Where the synthetic world meets the natural world.

[@tracye1866]

Shame about all the garbage that's washed ashore there, one of the main reasons I stopped (or greatly reduced) buying single use plastics,. Also, HOLY CRAP, I didn't know crabs could move that fast, kinda freaked me out!

[@peterfrazer1943]

I enjoy these type of videos, I spent some of my younger years in the Far East, West coast of Africa and have camped on Islands like those. Its obvious you were not alone, as someone was working the Drone but it does not detract from the vlog. I have subscribed and look forward to more. 👍👍

[@DavidOldenburg1]

Where is this island? I have seen a few videos like this but can never tell where they are. Great video!

[@23710jh]

I really liked the video but wondered about walking barefoot through all the garbage. Really is a shame that that much waste ends up in the ocean.

[@christopherbonanno1120]

The garage sucks for the environment but if I was shipwrecked on that island I would be happy for all the trash. Bottles I can desalinate water and find other uses for the plastic. And anything else I find could be repurposed

[@BadBoyScoey1]

Great video Dustin 👍🏻 can’t believe the amount of rubbish 👎🏻 hope your well happy new year mate

[@Vlogwithrona]

I really love this kind of content , 😊

[@jerrydixon9343]

Happy New Year Dustin!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Happy New Year bud

[@lumpygravyalfresco82]

It certainly is a stark reminder of how careful we have to be with our waste. Its everyone's responsibility to do so. This can't continue, we are choking our planet. Paradise most certainly lost on this occasion.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Very well said

[@lumpygravyalfresco82]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS very well portrayed

[@fredstriker2042]

The OVERWHELMING majority of waste comes from Communist Nations, third world nations, etc, that don't give a rat's a$$ about pollution

[@marknickerson3645]

You could fill all the discarded water bottles with sand and have enough to build the walls for a 1400 square foot house!! Unbelievable what people toss into the ocean.

[@sangwanthadsuphan1745]

Ciao buona giornata e buona appetito. cibo thailandese. 🙏🙋‍♀️🇨🇷

[@stoner8440]

I love watching these Island survival challenges videos thank 🌱

[@alwaysbepreparedwithjeff3245]

Thanks Again For Streaming

[@jonboyfutch8081]

I would rather mother nature throw the trash on the beach than let it float in the ocean. Btw how much did you take home to recycle?

[@loafandjug321]

The trash shows how far surf goes inland during storms.

[@freddyoutdoors]

Looked bliss apart from the washed up rubbish and smashed the bow drill food looked yummy

[@fredfleming261]

👍👍👍 looks like fun to me the worst part of the trash is it would be almost impossible to clean up 😥

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I wish I could get a team together and clean it up. It would take weeks but the end result would be paradise

[@muliarizahanum5933]

Thanks for sharing your videos...I enjoy watching from Indonesia 😍👍

[@veronicaquiles5090]

Me encanta que que eres como "what ever i know what to do" 🤗

[@grimlightwildoutdoors]

Great video and content and a sub from me too. The location looks amazing but was also shocked to see so much human waste washed up on the shaws considering it’s a deserted island, saddening to see how we as a species destroy what supports us.

[@fivepenni]

'shores' mate, not 'shaws' -- but props for sentiment 100% right

[@marcblack1]

Such a disgusting sight, human waist to be found all over wold like this

[@firebirdguy3151]

Human limbs too...

[@stevenrandolph5635]

Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.i would like to see you survive a week on a abandon island.

[@charleswilliams9647]

nice recovery on the fire. well done.

[@paulmarzalado2094]

24 hours on an island i woyld go for it even 2 days man thats refreshing

[@xMissEerie]

I didn't read the description before watching. 2 mins into the vid, I was like, "a deserted island with so much trash.. all those plastics. wth" and was expecting you found a dead body or something. Then I looked at the description. Lol.

[@ArizonaAirspace]

Yeah it’s really concerning that so many people on ships and boats are so careless with their plastic and other man made trash like rubber. Totally disgusting that they are casually tossing these garbage into the ocean. Hate to imagine what our ocean will look like in 10 years. It’ll be a garbage dump and that will have dire consequences for marine life and in turn, devastating for seafood source for humans.

[@clearingbaffles]

Were you the one that found Dawn Wells?

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Who's that?

[@jamesmiddleton6464]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS Mary Anne from Gilligan's Isle.

[@rebelbecky276]

What were the plants you prepared? How did you arrive/leave? That was a feast!

[@makarandpitre6638]

Wow, its very enjoyable video. All over natural sounds.

[@toguidver9841]

You don't show how you got there ??? ... We Kayak from island to island looking for shells and Arrowheads..

[@MusicMix..]

Happy New Year Dustin

[@jarlsoars1150]

Yeah, that's unfortunate...all that detritus. Maybe make a policy that if you want to visit these 'trash' collecting islands...you're required to pick up a certain amount...20, 50...100 pounds of crap per visit. Have an on site depository to be ferried out to a recycling center. After all, our problem is our fault...as consumers and irresponsible litterers. And since industry apparently isn't interested in making a difference...someone should be putting their hands on the problem to maintain something for some kind of hope. You want pristine, tropical oasis? You're gonna have to make it now. Was there any life on that island other than a few lizards and crabs? That ecosystem is crippled in my estimation. Life is hardly interested in thriving there because that garbage is like a fungus to it. In doing anything there is always a chance of failure, but it doing nothing there is absolutely no chance of success.

[@craigmooring2091]

Recycle? We did. We threw it in the ocean so it would wash up where you could use it. Don't be an ingrate. Think of all the uses for that stuff if you really were in a survival situation. 😝

[@1953beetle]

Get MacGyver out there to teach them how to use thier imagination.I would love to live there.

[@bigjay6743]

Look at the bright side if you ever got stranded there all that crap would come in handy.

[@MusicalWeasel]

I feel like I’ve seen this before. Maybe I dreamed it. Who knows.

[@ollepearce3116]

Hes done an other vid like it

[@tropicalennui]

@@ollepearce3116 it's literally the same vid

[@ollepearce3116]

@@tropicalennui idk

[@ollepearce3116]

@@tropicalennui o ye its the same vid

[@percillasalas874]

survivor : borneo, season 5 episode 2.

[@hotlips55]

Did we really need to see him drink the full coconut a few sips and we would have got an idea he was thirsty

[@konradskilainen]

Beautiful, and an important description!

[@lawrenceparker1523]

I wonder now if the beaches would be littered with masks?

[@koori3085]

Disgusting as it is, those plastic bottles make good storage vessels. Especially for rain. Too bad there's more there than 50 people could ever need! Nice vid. Happy New Year 🤙

[@lordsigurdthorolf1202]

Was that ALL washed in or left behind? That is a crying shame.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

That's just washed up man-made waste that hasn't been properly disposed of. Sad times.

[@lordsigurdthorolf1202]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS In Arizona USA our saying is "You brought it in, You bring it OUT" but there is not much you can say when it just washes up. ;

[@CaoTrungDuc]

I really like your video

[@Panter26ers]

Nice video! Where is this tropical Island?

[@Scottyrock1000]

First of all, you weren't alone. Too many footprints. Anyone could spend 24 hours alone anywhere , not a big deal. this is a joke!

[@bruce2104]

All plastic should be sent back to the company that produced it . So they can figure a use for it . They should keep it in there yard.

[@bollywoodexplained5040]

If sometime in winter when it snow or rain if you come hear with good foods for night camping it will be more beautiful

[@shaunreed2884]

The amount of trash on the island is uncomprehensible. Nonetheless, good video nice job with the bow drill

[@tkskagen]

PLEASE RECYCLE RESPONSIBLY! That means rinse/wash your stuff, and put it "In the proper Bin"!

[@GizmosBushEscapes]

Awesome video. I subbed 😄

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks 👍

[@pamv6549]

I would go clean it up. That would be a dream vacation for me.

[@ohanailo7743]

What was the name of the island you were on and what was its location? The amount of plastic is truly heart breaking. I can imagine all the sea birds and turtles that have to deal with that poison on there beaches. Some kind of annual clean up should be done to recover the plastic. From what was shown in this video it seems you were camping out on someone’s previously settled land, the coconuts the bananas and other food trees and vegetation shows that someone else lived there before your arrival. You might have even been trespassing on someone else’s property.

[@shirleycarter2451]

Sad to see what humans are doing to our planet, but great video on surviving without the hard core army survival talk,love the natural sounds of nature,except for the gulping and burping,no need !!!

[@RayZ7834]

I would always use a walking stick.

[@JoytoWorld]

Enjoyed your video.

[@FindInNature]

My first "FIRST" of the year 😃

[@richardtaihitu6157]

Did the groceries from the kitchen move to the island? 😂😂😂

[@DonVonGun]

Fin video. Men sikke et sørgeligt syn med alt den plastik. Desværre forventet. :(

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

tak for kommentaren. det er en skam, at der er så meget plast, der flyder i havene og ødelægger sådanne smukke steder. dine videoer er fantastiske.

[@DonVonGun]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS Ja det er sgu tragisk. Tak :) Jeg bor i Silkeborg. Hvis du kommer i nærheden på et tidspunkt og har lyst til lidt bushcraft. Så må du bare sige til.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

næste gang jeg er i Danmark, har jeg kontakt

[@DonVonGun]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS Super :)

[@jorgbarashtyricon3886]

@Loofy Humanity has failed.

[@dirtdiggindawg310]

Looked like a pretty sweet stay there bud. Nice to get out like that once in a while huh !

[@hope4lifewalker739]

Ready for Another Adventure with you! Where are we going Next??

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Somewhere far far away from the Rona!

[@rumblechick73]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS So...another planet? LOL

[@hope4lifewalker739]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLSooh like the treetops in jumanji??!!

[@aringler811]

i feel bad for these people bc it took them almost a year to make this and people still dislike it, harsh

[@rektsweats6629]

I learned a lot from your video thanks

[@ronwilkinson5158]

Sad I spent 3 months in Sierra Leone working in an Ebola Treatment Centre and was sent to an Island of Freetown for some RR. The Island shores were just like this covered in plastic bottles, tragic !