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this changed how i look at trees. thank you for the educational content. is bamboo also not an individual? it shoots from rhizomes but isnt the whole plant a single organism?

Interesting! So which wins out in the case of say a Black Walnut that is pruned in Summer resulting in the sprouting of a bunch of new growth "suckers" or water sprouts? Is it the tree's response to force that growth even if "suckers" are likely to negatively impact the tree itself? It seems counterproductive to have a response that is a detriment to the tree itself if those suckers are hording nutrients that would benefit a stressed tree. You'd think that would be a response that would be shed through the evolutionary process? Or, maybe it is being shed as we watch, being that trees haven't really been pruned for all that long in the grand scheme of things. I've never thought of a tree facing such inner turmoil and conflict. 😄 It really is interesting to think about!

Colonies. Tree roots from different trees in a forest communicate with each other via mycelial networks. Does the root system influence which branches die?

The trees in our yard are absolutely loaded with pinecones. In late may/early June they were making pollen in OVERDRIVE, my allergies hadn’t been that bad in years and everything turned yellow overnight. The pines themselves were yellow, it was the weirdest thing. I’d never seen pines turn yellow with pollen.

I’m glad this showed up in my feed, I’ve preordered it. Can’t wait to read it!

Awesome...everytime I learn something new (about trees and plant life), I am inspired and add more joy and happiness into my creative life in my small art studio. Thank you for this beautiful video today. 🌲💜🌲💜🌲💜🌲

Hahs

One of the best videos I’ve seen on RUclips. This should get way more love.

Done :)

Hi Ethan. I have a question that has nothing to do with this video. It's about forest aesthetics. I started following you because of your work at Catamount in Williston. My sister & I were hiking in Niquette Bay yesterday, really appreciating the beauty of the woods. We compared them to Catamount. We love snowshoeing up to Cliffs of Insanity in the winter, but don't tend to go there in the summer. I think the woods on the way up to Indian Lookout are dark & ugly. Obviously, there is no diversity. But can you explain why that part of the woods is so depressing? (Not the part you worked on.) Thanks. Jennifer from Burlington.

They are growing more and more ALLLLL over our backyard! INVASIVE! how we stop it and get our lawn back?

How true...

And on a good day foresters and loggers learn something from each other. It’s ok for a young, know it all forester to learn something practical from a logger and it’s ok for a stubborn old logger to learn something new from a forester. It happens

Yeah, a wild red oak seedling grew in my yard, instead of mowing it down I placed a barrier around it to protect it from deers and a few days ago it overcame transplant shock and started growing leaves

it doesn't take much to move hundreds if not thousands gallons of water off the trail

But the NRCS gives grants to landowners to do this very thing. For example, if you're clearing a trail they see a brush pile as more beneficial to wildlife than burning or chipping it. Would you disagree?

Love the content. Commenting for the algorithm la la la la la

True story: at summer camp, i decided to stop caring and for some reason i didn't get bit the rest of the summer. I question if we release a chemichal which attracts them if you start becoming agitated about it.

Dude are you ok

Yeah you've been in the woods too long

No truer words have ever been spoken 👏👏

Try jewell weed

Watch for ticks bro!!!

DEET

You could wear sleeves and a face net.

A habituated bear 🐻 is a fed bear, and a fed bear 🐻 is a ☠️ 🐻 😢

Unfortunately I'm the one people zone out on.

We talking Trump's guilt for the countless crimes against us & lies? Or Actually talking about birds? That's an honest question I really don't know

🤣🤣🤣 yep, then i start telling them what kind of bird it is 🤣

I take the 5th ?

Lol.. I loooove this 😂 🐦 🦜 🦢 🦚

This is stupid

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Did somebody say bird... I was chasing a squirrel

Facts. Very good explanation.

Black bears are most congenial. Won’t come after you as long as you’re not a threat to their cubs. They are trophy hunted in many states. Just protect them. They are not grizzly or brown or polar that don’t need a reason to attack.

Hmmm. Do you feel that way about bears? 😂😮

Haha they are awfull in ontario its like a swarm of swasps but they have to eat too thats what i keep telling the logger 😅😅

Love your thought process.

When is Oceans thirteen coming out bro? I been waiting since a kid

Better than ticks and chiggers!

Love it

great advice!!!!

you're a good man! God bless the bears!

I just saw your short on a black bear getting into your compost. It was refreshing to hear your take on wildlife vs the trend of people intentionally attracting wildlife with food to create YT content.

make sure you know what kind of bear you're screaming at though. Grizzly's are more dangerous and tend to be more hostile

thnks for sharing logic and simple ways to help bears

Nah I can’t be the only one who heard big ass black man at first

The bears probably say the same shit amongst themselves!

Like the sign says... DONT FEED THE BEAR❗️