Mass Extinction; American Prairie; Gorongosa; Wild Horses | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

[@martingustafson9550]

I live in iowa...the most man altered state in the nation. Over 90%! In the city I live in the only yard active is lawn mowing. The saddest result is no biodiversity at all!!! I stop mowing my back yard and re-introduce biodiversity in just 3 years! Last summer I discovered a tiny snail in my yard a long with countless insects, spiders, caterpillars-moths. It's the bottom off the food chain whitch is so important. I had a yellow warbler land 2 feet from me, in my own yard! I've seen 17 morning doves at one time! A pair of owls raided a squirrel nest and I was with in 20 feet from the diving owl under a full moon sky as it left the tree! The mammals I've seen is mice, voles, red squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, possums, and a groundhog. And maybe a fox, my dog went crazy at 3 AM as he was sniffing a trail. Nature will return if you let it grow and stop polluting with industrial chemicals. I HAVE A DREAM!!!

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

I also do this. Fairly large yard so I have oaks native fruits and redwoods so I do get birds and wildlife which I love

[@PastaSausta]

Yes, we all need to get back to the basics. ❤

[@MattGrelee-ct9fh]

Cut your grass bro, u will get a ticket

[@KuptisOriginal]

@@MattGrelee-ct9fh municipalities usually require only the front yard that can be seen from the street to be below a certain height and don't care about the backyard unless weeds get very high and become a fire hazard. One reason I would rather live outside the city limits out in the country; more freedom in what one does with their land; at least here in Texas.

[@zippyducky1704]

Also an Iowan and I can agree. Everyone around here has to have thier yard looking like a golf course. Where are creatures supposed to live when 99% of our land is cornfield or a sea of treated sterile grass? We owned a beehive for 1 year, and in that year I saw butterfliesand other bugs I had not seen in years, our decorative flowers just exploded and our trees looked bushy and full. Unfortunately our bees died due to a month of 40- temps and ever since our yard is back to dull and lifeless and a struggle to keep potted flowers alive. All because of honey bees. Honey Bees, a bug so small and insignificat to us was such an important link in the ecosystyem that I could see the difference in less than a year just by their presence.

[@malaikamckee-culpepper261]

This whole 60 Minutes montage made me cry. This is what journalism is supposed to do: move your soul and your mind. I wish there was a website connected to this that provided places where ordinary people like me could contribute in some way to the causes presented. I will find them regardless. Thank you, 60 minutes.

[@angelinimartini]

Together our changes can make a big contribution. But we must keep at what we can do both big and small things.

[@kevinireland8020]

Search demagoguery or fear mongering to better understand your desire.

[@havabrownkittycat7107]

I was raised on a Wildlife Research Station in North Dakota. Dad experienced the dust bowl in the 30s, fought the Desert Fox and went from Normandy into Germany. He would have been 100 years old now. He taught me early about overpopulation, carrying capacity and his observation that wildlife was in peril. Even in the 80s he said we had less habitat and animals than during the height of the dust bowl. I too have observed this because I have lived in the country all my life. City people are very disconnected and out of touch with our environment. I see first hand in my travels exactly what Dad talked about and what you are talking about. Thank you for this article.

[@dfalls9321]

City people are disconnected, yet have a substantially lower carbon footprint per capita than those who live in suburban and rural environments. There is a saying that “The antidote is in the poison.” Well, if there is a kernel of truth in that saying, then our cities are the solution to a lot of our problems. Don’t get me wrong, there is no silver bullet that will solve the wicked problems we face. What we require is silver buckshot, AND FAST. But I have to respectfully defend the built environment because people often have a misconception of the role that it currently plays and will inevitably play in our future. A lot of these species are diminishing because of habitat fragmentation and because we have unsustainable resource flows into the city. BOTH life styles need to be rapidly transformed, but a see a greater opportunity of that happening in cities, where people actually BELIEVE in climate change, and respect wild nature enough to stay away from it.

[@Laminar-Flow]

That generation was something else, wasn't it.

[@brettbarce8563]

Yes carrying capacity is important, but with good husbandry practices it can be increased, not like we do now, or have in a long time. Human greed is our down fall

[@ML44lakes]

Ñot all city people are against the states to preserve these lands for the animals .it's wef that's the problem.

[@chinookvalley]

havabrownkittycat7107 Sounds like my daddy. He quit a high paying petroleum career in order to save the planet, for me, and you, and all of Nature. He'd be 107 now. He KNEW and saw what was coming down the pike, and he was right. He was a tough old cob. Bless his heart and your daddy's.

[@kirkslayden834]

What a great and beautiful man to do the work that he does to keep the world alive and not dying God bless that man

[@wallybingbang4350]

💯 %

[@kirkslayden834]

@@wallybingbang4350 1 trillion percent

[@darreljohnson5416]

This planet can’t keep healing herself when humanity is hellbent to misuse and destroy her

[@5GreenAcres]

First: We are not on a "planet." Earth is round surrounded by a 300 ft icewall flat. Second there is no over population concern. Obviously you have not traveled much? There is vast land all over the place if you open your eyes to see it. Third: The only ones hellbent on destroying anything is the ruling class who run the world. Wake up and use your brain that God gave you and stop believing what the television tells you.

[@racheledwards2352]

Greg Carr deserves the Nobel Peace Prize

[@mira-qi5kb]

Successful guy who could have been selfish, put his money and energy into global saving work. Thank you for your dedicated hard work that benefits original people and humanity ❤

[@AndTecks]

And he calls all that work "A grain of sand on the beach" fkin hell

[@Vandel2024]

The Earth can still fulfill our needs but not our greed. As the natural resources dwindle, the number of multi billionaire rises.

[@Rare.Plants.and.Pitbulls]

Those two things have nothing to do with each other.

[@waithakaalviskungu]

​@@Rare.Plants.and.Pitbulls depends on how you perceive it.. all is one and vice versa

[@Vandel2024]

@@Rare.Plants.and.Pitbulls Hahaha, so says thee. Natural forest depletion for the sake of Oil Palm, for Soybeans, for Rubber, for beef? Amazon rainforest, Malaysian, Indonesian Tropical rainforest at the brink, in fact all of world's natural forests are in serious threat of destruction. How many billionaires that must have made. Trawl nets that span 30 miles, have almost emptied the ocean, in the process must still be making a few billionaires. The list goes on and on. Just look a little more thoughtfully. There's probably no other finer example of the word 'Greed' as in a 'billionaire'

[@rcblues]

blinders@@Rare.Plants.and.Pitbulls

[@CharlesNewkirk-lb6uh]

This is another great documentary!

[@Red-Robin4]

And I have a lot of respect for any person that uses their money to help people and wildlife!! And right now Animals need all the help they can get from us!!

[@djdollase]

I found this collection of videos profoundly moving. As a lover of nature and animals it’s particularly satisfying to see solution based efforts taking the “bad news” of our current environment and not only trying but actually turning things around. I have to believe these people/forces for the good of us all will ultimately prevail…

[@bernadettepergolese4607]

Thank you so much for share ... Save WILDLIFE .... Feb .,1 , 2024

[@DebbieAppelhans]

June 29/2024 ,save wildlife, what beautiful landscape living life matters to all beautiful animals

[@jamesducey2685]

The bison are roaming. How wonderful.

[@jcgoedkoop]

It does make one cry!

[@JamesEvansJr-w7z]

Elephant is truly majestic. They're a reminder of our ancient pass.

[@noego4798]

🙏🏾❤️❤️

[@bfgivmfith]

I graduated from UGA in Journalism. I have watched 60 minutes religiously ever since I was a child, and the advent of television! I am not as intelligent as these researchers, but I do not need to be to recognize human natures over population and negative impact on the planet. It is blatantly obvious and only getting worse each day. We live in a disposable society that can't even see that they are about to make themselves extinct, much less everything else they have destroyed. Mother Nature will always come back! She will grow over all of us! She will end us before we can end ourselves.

[@hime273]

So the Population is growing, and y'all are claiming we're all about to Die. Like y'all are playing the role of Biblical Catastrophism prophets.🙄

[@Godstricep_2.0]

As human beings we need to protect our wildlife as if our lives depend on it because it does.

[@jase4270]

yeah but everything goes extinct and new species develop that's the way the world works it cant be stopped

[@kayleighgroenendal8473]

Of all the Mammal Biomass on earth, humans and our livestock now make up 96%. Wild animals only make up 4%. It might be too late

[@Sir_Galahad777]

Keep the world economic forum and bill gates and the rest of the climate alarmist out of our farm lands thier the biggest problem

[@billschatz2340]

We do. Every state has a conservation agency. This entire video is a lie.

[@kayleighgroenendal8473]

@@jase4270 it's takes millions of years for a new species to evolve. We're killing them within decades. Some we discovered JUST after we made them extinct. We're the worst thing to happen to earth.

[@caroldoyle6812]

Beautiful!! Thank God for this caring man!!!!!

[@Thevoiceinthewilderness2013]

What make him so caring?

[@cknowles3980]

A truly great man. Thank you, now the world needs more people like you!

[@5GreenAcres]

What? You mean CIA operatives that spread fear and propaganda? No thanks.

[@JamesEvansJr-w7z]

The buffalo is the heart and soul of this country. You don't miss your water till the well runs dry. Water conservation should be of vital concern for the survival of humanity on planet earth. Fresh water is becoming less plentiful.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

Animal Agriculture consumes the vast majority of water like most of the corporations yet were told to take a shorter shower?

[@ShawnRitch]

@@northerncoloradotransparen1454 Most of our fresh water will always be consumed more by the food we eat than by our own grooming and consumption; However, it could be managed better.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

Animal Agriculture is the leading cause of planetary destruction in most major categories! Including, Freshwater pollution, ocean dead zones, land degradation, rainforest destruction, and species extinction. Animals not only ruin freshwater (high levels of nitrogen and phosphates) but consume 75% of all proteins grown around the globe while 1 billions starve for the greedy 4.5%. While people are told to take a shorter shower? Animal consumption is directly tied to every pandemic for hundreds of years. The leading cause of disease, obesity, diabetes, hypertension, antibiotic resistance, and heart disease. How many clues does humanity need before they understand the detrimental effects of consuming dead animal flesh? It leads to premature death, disease, and aging. @@ShawnRitch

[@HuckleberryHim]

@@ShawnRitch Despite animal products contributing less than half of dietary calories, typical omnivorous diets use TEN TIMES the amount of water that plant-based diets do. Your deflection makes no sense and treats this issue like it's just some inconsequential thing when it is actually massive

[@ShawnRitch]

@@HuckleberryHim Humans are omnivores. Deal with it.

[@MH-pz8wf]

You forgot overfishing still continuing thinning the wildlife in ocean

[@leanneadams2549]

I didn’t ! I write about the Resident Orcas and their need for the Shanook Salmon and they can’t find and hunt because of all the noise from boats and limit of the fish because of the damns ! See I know - but it’s so sad !! I want to do something about it !!!!! Yes, donate. But to what and where will my money actually go ????

[@danieleber-xn3pr]

@@leanneadams2549 have you ever heard of fukishima einstein

[@chrisstclair3954]

Mr Carr keep up the good work amazing well done sir.

[@rubyclark7595]

Thank you 60 minutes All touched my 💙 Especially Africa

[@periwinkle_ink]

Thank you for taking the time to share this very important subject that many of us may not think about. Without you letting us know...we might have forgot to stop & look around at things that we can help change. We needed it, brought to our attention! It's nice to watch your stories. They are pleasant to watch & informative where needed. God Bless! ❤

[@andrewsmith-qk3tb]

It's not humanity's fault, it's the politicians, and corporations to blame for the state of the planet.

[@yepimaguyfromoc]

Politicians are humans, therefore it is humanity's fault

[@CloudWolf4899]

Nah its just humans

[@lysas781]

American Prairie, what a beautiful project! I’m a native Montanan and have lived here a lot of my life. I’m thrilled to see something that’s always been a kind of dream of mine. Thank you, for sharing this.

[@boardcertifiable]

Keep in mind that many ranchers in Montana don't want the American Prairie Project.

[@JamesEvansJr-w7z]

He is a visionary...the journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. Nice to know someone has given this dilema some serious thought. Good luck.❤🎉😊😊😊😊

[@babbsbell5942]

Nice words but get to work caring for our Mother Earth.

[@susanlouie6692]

Thank-you for reminding us!😢

[@markpaul-ym5wg]

This man will wear a heavy gold crown in heaven.GOD bless him.

[@PastaSausta]

❤❤❤

[@Adaptedsolarpower]

As a county boy growing up on a farm. This is true. You couldn’t walk anywhere without kicking up grouse or pheasants but they’re not there anymore and you rarely see a Goshawk. The Bald Eagle seams to be making a comeback, but in my lifetime a lot of the critters we used to see daily are gone or the numbers are way down.

[@havabrownkittycat7107]

They have the right idea. Dad worked with local farmers to cultivate a hunting source of income. To make them proud of the wildlife on their land and instead of plowing under their nesting grounds, leave them and be proud of the natural heritage of the land. Hunting means habitat preservation and income for landowners. This means more balance in nature.

[@hime273]

Because nobody needs food....Right?

[@Baltic_Hammer6162]

@@hime273 You have any idea how many millions of acres of tillable land has been ruined forever by urbanites?? No you don't have any idea. How much food could have grown for hungry people instead of urban palaces? Don't preach or snark as you and your family/friends are more guilty than anyone for destroying nature...permanently.

[@Witchfoot.Incorporated]

I hope the prairie ladies remember to ALSO buy their mineral rights & water rights under that land.

[@soil-play]

Most of that land in north-central Montana is underlain by thick deposits of shale - very difficult and expensive to get much water if any at all. Most water in that area is surface water.

[@cjmatulka8321]

I've got 80acres of prime wildlife rehabilitation property. I've already attempted to get the Kansas'fish and game to implement a lesser prairie chicken, monarch butterfly habitat. Would greatly appreciate WWF interest and intervention. Endangered species are everywhere and humans are not immune.

[@mariecook622]

Just such an awesome 60 minutes. I loved the story of Mozambique. Heartwarming. I wish i was there to help.

[@WolfWhispering]

Protect those babies at all costs

[@bfgivmfith]

One horse dictated my life's journey. His name was Dandy.

[@guadalupelazar2384]

WOW WE NEED MORE MAN LIKE HIM!!!!

[@ccbc5780]

We need to be more like him.

[@JamesEvansJr-w7z]

They are noble animals...think of man o war and Secretariat. Noble animals.😊😊😊

[@honesttruth8064]

Appreciate your example. Prey animals being forced to run for their living is systemic man made abuse. Racing horses like we do currently is not what their Majestic Magic was meant for. Again I sincerely appreciate your point and agree.

[@kevinireland8020]

They still don't belong in North America. They are not wild animals, they are feral horses. @@honesttruth8064

[@historychannel365]

This is the essence of Montana.

[@cjmatulka8321]

As a conservationist I giggle when others try to tell me that humanity and nature aren't cosustainable equally as well, those that presume all has been lost. Simply problems that haven't been properly addressed. Good Go Mr. Carr!

[@cherylpatton1977]

They need to plant more trees also.

[@Mike-xi4zt]

@cherylpatton1977 Buffalo don't eat trees.

[@just-another-face-in-the-crowd]

Please plant native wildflowers in your yard, try to have at least 10-25% of your yard just natural, native plants. It's crucial for bugs, birds, etc. When did America start to require short grass yards? Honestly those ugly cut-and-paste subdivisions with sterile yards are an eyesore....so boring and sad. No one has gardens anymore....we grew in the country, our yard was 80% wild plants, full of wild butter cups, indian blanket flowers, wild muscadines & persimmons, sand plums, blackberries, huckleberry trees, pecan trees, clover, etc. We had a garden full of corn, squash, tomatoes, okra and peas. Why did people give it up? I threw a handful of native wildflower seeds in my yard and come summer those flowers were gorgeous. It was exciting to see what would come up. We have a lot of different types of bees and butterflies and hummingbirds.

[@hime273]

If you don't cut Grass, then in 3 years, you have a forrest, not a yard. And in 30 years the trees will be big enough to uproot in a storm, and destroy your house. Why don't you just go out in the woods and live in a tent.

[@kevinireland8020]

Honey bees are an invasive species. Save the bees ! Save the bees ! Really ?

[@NothingMaster]

“”Humanity is not sustainable.” If that’s true, we all better get ready for a truly nasty future awaiting us.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

DO not be so delusional. America is roughly 4.5% of the earths population consuming 65% of the earths resources. Do not need to be a math matician to solve that problem!

[@garyssimo]

This is why I decided not to bring kids into this world. If they would have been an animal lover like me, I could not subjrct them to that sad reality. Also, the money I save, I can spend on animal rights donations etc. And feeding all the cats I rescue.

[@HuckleberryHim]

@@garyssimo I mean surely you are including all animals in this, right...? What are you feeding the cats...?

[@diannamaree7854]

It's already happening! Wake up folks

[@marieslabbert6009]

​@@HuckleberryHimPellets made of grains.

[@John-bk1ek]

One of my favorite shows

[@NeetchianQueen]

This is soooo beautiful, I pray and claim this concept to go WORLDWIDE!

[@jgg204]

Stop letting corporations (both domestic and foreign) buy up water rights. Say NO to Nestle

[@xXxWhiskeytangoxXx]

Positive PARENTS seed a positive future.

[@KennyallenFriedlander-mh6jx]

If people believe we overestimate or this is nothing better think about our grandchildren and their families!!😢

[@LifeisEnergy2]

It’s good to see Gorongoza doing well. Thank you to all that work so hard to protect it. 🙏🏽🙏🏽😻 I don’t agree with what America does to the mustang’s 😢

[@PastaSausta]

With all things there needs to be balance. Unfortunately, we’ve removed many predators from the matrix. We must allow for their return but try telling that to those who fear them.

[@overthere1238]

Mustangs are growing fast. I hope you listened well. They are getting adopted. They raised in wild. If you let them over populate they consume more water and vegetation. We need to balance them. At least their numbers are growing.

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

Thank you for putting this together. Important video, maybe it will help people appreciate nature and preserving it

[@Annie-ug6eo]

The mustang story makes you just cry for joy for the horse & all of the men very,very talented courageous,responsible men

[@raylenewinkelman8921]

Thank you

[@JamesEvansJr-w7z]

Its amazing what humanity can accomplish once it set s its mind on focusing all their energy on finding a solution to a problem.😊

[@kimocoloma4123]

The way I look at it it's inevitable. Life on earth is not for granted. Mass extinction happened five times before and did not involved human so the next mass extinction is human oh well well try to prolong that by doing every human it's part.

[@desireeespinosa3954]

This episode gave me hope. I am so excited to support these amazing humans and organizations! Maybe I should start my own.

[@wallybingbang4350]

Go for it 😊

[@kerryalfaro9437]

Beautiful black excellence and BEAUTY of the world 🌎 as a whole ✨️ ♥️!! But, Africa has a BEAUTY THAT IS UNEXPLAINABLY SO IMPOSSIBLE TO (FIND the RIGHT WORDS FOR!!❤❤❤❤

[@lionmarljam5456]

🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍 A F R I C A (Africa), 😌that's the map🖤🦚.

[@caribbeanvybz]

This is crazy Human is the cancer of earth 🌎 thank you lord for life and the beautiful Mother earth

[@bfgivmfith]

Godspeed Greg Carr! You strike me as genuine, and I wish I could be half the individual you are! I do my best! :)

[@amandaliebenberg2953]

Stop testing your weapons in the ocean.

[@kevinireland8020]

Yeah, with all those perfectly populated cities about the place going to waste.

[@yepimaguyfromoc]

What an amazing man. Greg, I'm sure you have changed so many people's lives. You have changed the world. Imagine it other powerful men decided to do stuff like this. He has inspired me

[@Von199X]

People are very disconnected to the real world

[@OM-ph9he]

This is what happens when everything is for sale.

[@kevinshaw8539]

Thanks for your reporting.

[@elir.torres8642]

There's only 3,600 hundred Tigers 🐯 in the world.

[@dinorasidkadic3670]

Its NOT humanity its the corporations!!!

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

True corporations are very greedy (too many people involved who only care about the stock price) things were better when one family ran business because they had a conscience and honor to uphold.

[@RudeBoy77777]

Corporations are run by "Humans"

[@B30pt87]

It IS humanity, sorry. Corporations are organizations that humans invented.

[@chinookvalley]

@@B30pt87 True, humanity is self-centered, just like the corporations we support.

[@ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec]

@@B30pt87most of humanity have nothing to do with cooperations. Yet it’s the policies of corporations created by 0.00000000000000000001% + of humanity that is causing most of the problems. It’s cooperations not humanity.

[@anotherthez7598]

Gorongosa was a major success, way to go Mozambique!

[@djiyang4097]

Respect to.Carr

[@yadadameanie]

Teach the youth to not trash our 🌎.nobody teaches stop throwing your trash out your car window.stop throwing trash on the floor! Homeless always littering.stop and dispose the trash in a trash cans please STOP LITTERING!!!!!!!

[@Strydr8105]

I have been telling this story since high school.

[@charlesbrowne9590]

I voted for Barry Commoner in 1976. He was an environmentalist (Ph.D. in biology) who ran with the Citizen’s Party - the Green Party did not yet exist. People told me I wasted my vote casting it for a third party. I replied that the two major parties looked closely at how third party candidates fared, and would adjust their policies accordingly. We needed to stop electing lawyers and start electing scientists. It’s too late now. In fifty years, climate change will make people uncomfortable. The right wing fruitcakes (everywhere) will blame everyone but themselves. Nuclear war will commence and that will be the end. A sadder sentence cannot be written.

[@sharonloomis5264]

There are some videos on rewilding. Saw one from England. Really liked the one from further North in Africa. Loved it!

[@stephezak1]

Re: Greg Carr. I found it quite ironic that the people around the park were wearing rags when he arrived there. At the very time, l have watched documentaries of parts of Africa where clothes of all kinds were burned up in Hugh fire piles. Clothes shipped there in world shipping containers by the hundreds from the United States, Australia, and other western countries. In some African countries , the cheap labor cannot compete with the nearly free shipped in clothing to manufacture their own clothing industry.

[@glenfordburrell1076]

With its great lakes, it's baffling to know that America has a problem with its supply of water.

[@lauratsounis8604]

This is so upsetting

[@davldwheeler4270]

Because most of it is not true.

[@thomasshingleton9289]

If you haven't been out and had a herd of these beautiful, wild horses, run up to you!

[@chrisastro300]

This is great!

[@WildPrimal23]

A future where humans and wildlife coexist sustainably is possible

[@lazarusdouvos]

this is very sad and hard to watch

[@stevemiller7949]

THANK YOU, so much!! I recently heard about the "moving baseline". People adjust their perception to fit reality. What becomes common becomes OK. It's the old story about the frog that didn't notice the rising temperature. I am trying to help in my community. I get frustrated when I see money wasted, when it could go towar solutions. THANK YOU!!❤❤❤

[@lawrencestone2596]

People don't care anymore greed is the only game humans and wildlife don't exist because those thoughts interfere with money

[@John-bk1ek]

What a wonderful idea

[@solodiamante]

Very inspiring.

[@noego4798]

🙏🏾❤️❤️

[@JohnMoreno1958]

It's impossible to "romanticise" the beauty of nature when nature and ecosystems are healthy. Sometimes it is impossible to determine the difference between a mountain sunrise and what we call "heaven"

[@michellelester243]

The Wild Olympics campaign in Washington State to preserve the last of the old growth rainforest outside of the Olympics National Park gets plenty of pushback from the logging industry with their STOP Wild Olympics LAND GRAB signage similar to the Save the Cowboy campaign contesting American Prairie in Montana. Ironically it's the rivers and streams in these ancient forests along the Olympic Peninsula that the salmon of the Salish Sea are spawn. Humans and their livestock also rely on these habitats, from coast to coast and the prairie in between. From falling fertility rates over the last 50 years to now increasing death rates and dropping life expectancy we too are feeling the trickle down fallout from the baby boomer population bomb predicted in the 70s. It's officially the Anthropocene!

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

Wonderful story about Africa thanks gives me hope

[@lok4058]

Truly inspiring story.

[@truthandjustice.1182]

These people killing out every thing they blessed their eyes on in this world..

[@njosborne6152]

I recommend you read anything by Dr French, a professor of native plants. This master agriculturalist was a leader. He with another (specifically Perennial Corn) were dedicated to sustainability on the Plains. If you travel out of Minneapolis on HWY 12 you’ll see acres of farmland that were returned to their natural state. Minnesotan’s are quite famous is agricultural sustainability and are worth reviewing.

[@Heavilymoderated]

I assumed the title of this video was a list of things we’re failing at.

[@Annie-ug6eo]

Training an animal from scratch involves millions & millions of unforeseen decisions & responsibilities & pure 100% talent & ability to 100% love,respect,& understand everything there is to know & feel about the beautiful, beautiful animals they are to highest amount of 2 way communications of respect & understanding for eachother.

[@geraldmiller5260]

The Great Plains also went to Illinois and Indiana.

[@kevinireland8020]

Ohio ain't exactly hilly.

[@snedler]

Its not the small fisherman that's the problem.. It's the bigger once

[@kellyhill8335]

Windmills are one of the biggest killers of eagles today.

[@scottstone948]

The rain will not return until the thunder of hooves return to the prairie.

[@JamesEvansJr-w7z]

Once you understand that fight or flight is hard wired into its dna you have the firs problem solved.reading about their evolution as a species can be a beginning.

[@traceevining8110]

On point. 😞

[@justinreilly1]

You don’t want grizzly bears in a highly populated state. They can be deadly.

[@samsmom1491]

So are people. I'd rather live in the same neighborhood as a bear.

[@davldwheeler4270]

Only black bears are in california.not grizzlys and there are a lot of them in northern California.

[@derekbentley334]

I accept no profit. All i have in ideas and designs to save the creation for other generations

[@jakebrakebill]

all you can eat buffets don't help

[@CharliCharboneau]

The expression on Carl's face! Lol. He looks about as excited as Daniel does waiting for his dad to get out of his chair. And that forlorn look on Carl's face staring at an obviously empty bowl had me thinking "give that dog some food already". Not that Carl looks hungry, he just looks really, really bored and eating out of boredom is a traditional American pass time. And his fur looks like bed hair, like Daniel rolled Carl out of his bed ten seconds before putting him on air. Carl is quite the trooper.

[@Soulfulvision1111]

I Love animals Thats why I'm VEGAN

[@Anonymous-pm7jf]

Weird way to format your post but okay. Good for you lol

[@arcar66]

it's not the animals that are causing the destruction of the planet!!! Cutting down the forests seems to be the problem...isn't it? Actually Greed is the problem...very sad.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

Peace for all of humanity begins on our dinner plate!

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

Cutting down forests to grow more food for animals that consume way more than humans. Animal consumption is directly tied to every pandemic for hundreds of years and we keep do the same thing while getting the same results "Insanity" Do you see how it is related to mass shootings?@@arcar66

[@nickinurse6433]

When I was a teenager there was an elderly man who had come to America from Germany and he was a fisherman. He said there were so many more fish here in America than they were in Europe. That civilization had depleted the rivers of Europe long ago. He said that when he came to Long Island there was so many fish you just had to use a net to scoop them they were practically jumping in the boat. Now this conversation was 60 years ago, and he was telling me about it time 40 years before our conversation. Basically he was talking about a time 100 years ago. My brother still lives on Long Island and has a boat I go fishing with him when I go back there he says the only fish you can catch are the ones small enough to go through the Nets because the trollers take all the big fish. Then of course we have to throw back the little ones. All the fish are gone

[@glenmorse9533]

Wow, the prisoners taking care of the horses, what a good way to run any prison with this model. I don't like the idea of too many people on this earth, it should be more of too many corporation and government mistakes that have been the culprit, not the people, give me a break! It wasn't the people who killed the buffalo, it was a war on Native Americans and taking their food. Who killed the food supply, you tell me.

[@kevinireland8020]

How many millions of acres of forest were destroyed so that the bison had a food supply? The great plains are grasslands because humans prefer to get food from grasslands. Dense forest means less food.

[@glenmorse9533]

@@kevinireland8020 There was never a forest where the buffalo roamed to begin with, unless it was before the flood of Noah's day. The buffalo were there because the grass was already there to begin with, i would assume, seeing though it is all built on assumptions, but the main written proof of history is the bible.

[@samsmom1491]

​@@kevinireland8020 The prairies of the mid-west were there before people. There were no huge forests in that area in the last 10,000 years. We studied this in school, for gosh sakes!

[@tomdemoss388]

​@@kevinireland8020what? They were called the great plains for a reason. They were more or less tree less for thousands of years.