The Tasmanian Big Tree Hunters

[@danmckae1625]

Outstanding!

[@angrypossumsx1259]

The arrogance and greed of the Tasmanian Forestry Industry and indifference of successive governments is unbelievable. Thank you for your excellent work and dedication.

[@jimatsydney]

We also need to take excerpt of this video and have it played on rotation at the Hobart and Launceston airports.

[@danielparsons2859]

The whole of Tasmania should be World Heritage. We've seen in Europe what happens if you don't protect the environment from those that are seeking quick profit.

[@mathewstacey7094]

A living forest that has stood the test of time for 500 years or more, what gives any soul the right to end that life. Thank you for giving our living trees a voice. still laws need to be changed to further protect the forest and these priceless forest giants.

[@kushlamorgan-yamin21]

Thank the Cosmos and the Stars that you were there. Thank you for speaking for the trees.

[@adimunshi]

You guys are amazing. I believe this doco needs to be aired on some main stream channels. Your work is too important to have under 2k views. Nat Geo should do something Yoav! Congrats on such a fab doco. We have too much work to do

[@lightstone2973]

As most of Tasmanias Forest industries utilise Lidar to map there forest resources. Managers are well aware of the height of trees. The forests now protect its own. Only if the intergrity and authenticity of the forest wanderers are sincere in heart and aligned, will the forest now reveal itself.

[@thijsbaarda]

Thank you all for protecting our old growth Forrests. Definitely keen to book a mountain biking / tree watching trip to Tassie

[@frankblangeard8865]

I like trays. Especially when they serve as a buffa.

[@FieldCommandNapoleonOfficial]

Thank you for this awesome video. I hope these trees have a great future ahead of them

[@thwingerpodthvet4302]

I live on Vancouver Island and I also hunt big trees. I’ve found some Douglas firs 7-8 feet think and around 200 feet high.

[@raphlvlogs271]

a combination of both planting new trees and conserving certain old trees will be the most effective.

[@Tasmantor]

love the idea that the EPBC means anything (especially in the marine environment) when the fish farms are destroying the bodies of water they occupy. Yeah the exclusions are mind boggling but to pretend that the inclusions are having much of an effect it hilarious.

[@barrywade1297]

Can’t watch anymore it upsets me too much

[@jimatsydney]

What someone needs to do is start a tall trees tourist drive. We need a tourist bus to meet each cruise ship at Hobart and start showing the world what we have so the Tasmanian government will know what we have.

[@davidroland4863]

Brilliant!

[@chriswhitton2854]

Good luck

[@terencechandler845]

🙏

[@dandarrgalandcare4802]

Wow! Inspiring

[@prephikz42]

Bless

[@terencechandler845]

Come and have a look at my trees in stowport tasmania they must be at least 50m tall and the trunk is over 7m in diamiter. It would be gold if you could expose these trees and save them from being chopped down by our government.

[@kangacrew540]

Problem is its government owned. Make the most of what we got now because its the last . I cant see a healthy world 200 years from now with population growth.... Anyway on a bright note enjoy what we have and gaurd it because those big trees bring in big bucks.

[@ahumanboy1556]

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