Introducing Honeygar

[@sophiareygrace6656]

Wishing honeygar all the bestttt

[@alanstewart7802]

Very inspiring. I am fairly local, so will visit ASAP.

[@stigsrnning6459]

Rivers don't naturally travel in straight lines, but in meanders that give us diversity. Search tip: Rivers and Streams: Life in Flowing Water Nature landscapes are not flat but rough with a variety of piles, rocks and vegetations (trees) besides waterways between, keeping just right amount of relative humidity. Insects don't thrive in too hot dry periodes.

[@tonysteeleabc]

I had to go to wikipedia to find out what this video was about - it’s a 81 hectare piece of land.

[@amandaalvis5069]

I used to visit the old guy that lived there and it was never intensively farmed but good work for the future

[@uggali]

Thats amazing what you’ve done for herons

Very interesting film but why no Map? This would all have made a lot more sense if I could have seen where Honeygar is in relation to surrounding features, rivers, SSSIs, Reserves etc.

[@amandaalvis5069]

Looks great but not sure about the intensive farming comment. I used the visit the old guy that lived there and he never farmed intensively.

[@roberthopson2654]

Thanks for no information but plenty buzz words!

[@dongoldney]

I’m keen to know why you worry so much about carbon CO2 , with carbon in atmosphere currently at .04 of 1% up from 170 years ago at .03 or 1% . If carbon drops to .02 of 1% we will see dramatic drop of in plant life ?? Just asking

[@pauldurkee4764]

I'm sure they will say it's based on the latest scientific evidence, as it was proved during covid, if you offer a scientist enough funds they will back almost anything.

[@billsmith5109]

Beavers. 365 days a year, they work for free.