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what do you think of British Columbia’s wolf cull to protect the caribou?

Congrats Canada.❤

I heard "Ontario" so I decided to map the drive to this conservation area from my home in Michigan. Less than a 4.5 hour drive. Michigan's Upper Peninsula is further! People in Detroit or Flint are even closer, especially if they can easily get to the Blue Water Bridge. Gosh, when I was a kid, you didn't even need a passport. Now I have a reason to get one!

“Reconciliation”. And that’s where this video got paused and i skipped on to something else.

Thank God for some good news! I shared you out on YT & my Twitter account. I've been trying to reach 3,000 myself for several years. I got to 2,800 but my political views have me going in the wrong direction for now.

2:15 The near-extinction of bison in North America was not simply a matter of "overhunting." It was a deliberate and calculated effort tied to the displace the Indigenous peoples. Framing their near-extinction as mere "overhunting" erases the violent colonial history tied to this tragedy. Acknowledging this history is essential for reconciliation and justice.

Super cool! I had no idea about these cranes. I'm relatively new to your RUclips channel so I don't know what animals you've already covered. Personally it would be fantastic to get informative videos on polar bears, black bears, elk, deer, wild turkeys, ducks, lions, puffins, and so much more here in Canada.

You got my sub & like.

Been subscribed for a while. I appreciate the content and it keeps improving!

the cranes remind me of giant airliners of the past. keep up the work

This makes me very very Happy to hear this , Thanks Subscribed

Strange but I remember seeing Bison in Lake Louise in 1980

Great effort protecting that species!

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Big love for canadian conservation works 🎉🖤 thanks for bringing attention to this project !

Good on you Canada.

I'm glad i found this channel, I hope you keep up with the Canadian oriented stuff! I don't see enough about what's going on around Canada on YT, so this is great to see what results we are getting from ongoing projects. And to learn about new projects starting or coming soon. Wherever the content comes from its nice to hear something positive :)

Nice Bison is better to bring back to national park than wolves!

Alice who the f**k is Alice?

At 11:55, right after the cave spiders, I can see clear indications of sedementary rock. I looked it up and found that the rock there on half of the site is called the Amabel Formation and sits along the Niagara Escarpment. That rock layer contains crinoidal grainstones and biohermal dolostone, aka, ordivician marine fossils circa 419-439 million years old. Time to get familliar with crinoid fossils I guess 😁 I winder how many loose rocks are left there from the quarry days?

Wow. Well done everyone involved. Wish we had bison in Ireland! Solid work again David.

Very cool! Love inspiring and positive stories like this. Great job David.

Love your videos! Hope the best for your channel. Keep up the great work! 👏 👏👏

2k ! congrats i love ur videos

So at 2.22, did anyone but me interpret that as a sign for a ladder going 150 meters deep?? :D

WHAAAT!?... This is awesome sauce!! My daughter and I were in Banff last month. Just absolutely awestruck from the beauty of that area. Great job everyone! Bravo Alberta, bravo indeed 👏 Tyvm for doing this upload. Win my subscription that's for sure. God bless you and yours and the health and vitality of the bison. Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 ❤

Great video! Definitely a lovely area! Across the border in Michigan I visited a similar place where a forest was cut down and made into a corn field only to be reforested. It’s amazing to see how nature can recover quickly when given the ability!

The music is not necessary, I would rather hear the water and birds..😊

Great video! I would love to visit this place.

Beautiful Fantastic Mother Nature!!!❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Bison are bigger than musk ox, polar bear, and moose?

amazing stuff

Great video!!!

Native Americans need to get a life and move into modern times welcome to life waists of space people 😅😅😅😅😅😅 hope you all hate this text cause it's the truth

You've got over 2,000 subs now. Congratulations! You had just a few when I found your channel. 🎉

Staghorn Sumac is an important food source for Gold Finches and other birds during the winter months, they eat the seeds in the velvety flower head. What an incredible place and nice that it has been reclaimed to start its new journey back to nature. Thanks.

I used to go there a lot to smoke up lol its a very cool place. Once i lowered a few beers on a rope down the crack in the back of one of those narrow crevasses. Came back a few weeks later and they were still there and icy cold. There is often still snow down there in mid summer.

the wolf in banff are probably realy happy with the return of bison

get your facts straight cup cake. The bison paddock just past the Banff over pass, ring a bell?? The bison release program will distance tourist from the herd.

Shacking up in Algonquin Park is well worth the travel.

Parks loves to waste money. There have been bison in the park several times, only to be removed again and again ………Let’s see how long they last this time 😂

What's a kilo meter??? Speak American !!!!!

It's crazy that there aren't bison there, but i can drive down the road 20 minutes and end up in a park full of bison.

What an absolutely stupid title when you ask (is it a good thing to bring back sea otters? ) bringing back any animal that has been devastated by humanity is a good thing. Before Europeans came to North America there was no problem with sea otters because they were part of the ecosystem as all other animals are. Human beings are the problem.

"Overhunting got them extinct" . Are you sure about that

These are great travel journals

we would still have wild bison if the injuins didn't hunt them all.

Now Parks need to stop shooting wolves and bears. Let people get mauled. People are not important to the environment and Darwinism should be encouraged with tourists.

They were not "over hunted". They were intentionally exterminated to starve out the first nations so they would be weak in battle.