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Thanks Chris! I was looking for just this kind of video for our little homeschool co-op. We are doing a basic botany and local ecology class this next semester. This was presented in such an approachable and informative way for these teens. I can't wait to show it to them. Thank you so much! I love the idea of a square meter photography project!

I WILL PROTECT THE WALLED EDEN I WILL FREE HUMANITY IN THE 7TH DAY HE RESTED,HERE ON DAY 7 OF CREATION REST ALSO WILL BE GIVEN

Speciation not domestication change not evolution

I will make park prairies surrounded by all faces of ecosystems i will open all rivers, you want energy ( joe Newman) i am the root of David,i am your rest( hebrews4) i am Isaiah 11 genesis 15 from the Nile to the Euphrates for Israel the Nile delta fertility for all species to produce to dress the land of Israel source of life for humanity CYRUS THE KING OF THE WORLD SPEAKS.

Excellent lecture about native plants and the ecology of prairies.

Wow! I'd never seen owl's eye cavities like that. Excellent visual!

Thank you Conservation for this wonderful video. How sad that this only has one view.

😊 Very interesting video! ! And beautiful too! Thank you for sharing. First time here and I just subscribed your channel. Greetings from the channel: Rainy’s Cooking! Please take a look of my videos and subs if you like my channel. 😊😊 Happy Holidays！

7:14 -- links to documents top left to bottom right extension.unl.edu/statewide/douglas-sarpy/pdfs/ce/resources/ce-g1074-wildflowers-for-the-home-landscape-perennials-for-sunny-sites.pdf extensionpublications.unl.edu/assets/pdf/g1183.pdf extension.unl.edu/statewide/douglas-sarpy/pdfs/ce/resources/ce-g1214-perennials-in-water-wise-landscapes.pdf extensionpublications.unl.edu/assets/pdf/g1774.pdf

Wow! This is a great educational video to explain the differences in bio diversity and a mono-scape. Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you for this video! If we could convince folks to turn their yards into 'pollinator sanctuaries'; I feel certain we could start to see a rise in the numbers once again. In Colorado there's been a great effort to promote tall grass lawns. In Boulder and Longmont the city has relaxed their ordinances on grass height. Homeowners must of course go through the program to be allowed to do this. They aren't allowed to just not cut the grass :) I've seen this working and the ecology of those yards in amazing! Life will go where life can live.

Will future development of the areas that are protected be under a "no go buffer zone"? As I've seen in CO; a lot of times development is allowed within such a short distance from the 'wildlife zone'-that it begins to disturb the ecology even if it's not within the area. Great information! Thank you.

Thank you, very good information!

AWESOME info Nate!!!!!

Very good information on mushrooms and their ability to be caretakers of the planet. I plan to add some non-toxic beneficial variety to my garden. Morel,,, yum yum! :)