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I love you guys and your work ! Cheers to the team Will there be vlogs about Iceland? 👍👍

I love the work u are all doing on these sea garden.😊

good job guys .. also don't be afraid re wild whatever you have to just on your own dont wait for corporations to give you the "ok" fuk em do your own thing and do it whenever the hell you want

Yet another brilliant video. Now we have to wait and see if Nature co-operates!

Great update! You guys rock.

Awesome work team!

Thanks for the update, Josie! Looking forward to the seagrass nursery expansion 😍

I hope this core system works out. Another thing that might work is planting the seeds in groups of say three along a natural fiber rope embedded with soil from the planting site. that could degrade over several years. The two ends of rope segment could be pushed deep into the mudflats to act as anchors. You could even pierce the rope with bamboo slivers a double the size of toothpicks to anchor the rope sections even better. I envision the ropes laid an inch or so apart in a planting bed on soil from the site. A ten meter square planting bed could hold a kilometer or so of planted rope. If it worked I would definitely try direct seeding with the rope segments, but perhaps protecting the emerging seedlings from grazing by sealife is one of the reasons for transplanting.

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Thanks for your great work in restoring/supporting wild ecosystems🌿👌🏻

A lovely project you have here.

Yes! Keep educating the local children so that they will become the future savers of the forest! I love that you also started teaching some local women cooking skills so you can employ them later. Well done! I'm sorry about the fire but maybe it is for the good of your land. It was a quick but unintentional way to get rid of the grass. I hope you can put some plants in there even in the middle of the drought.

Toads are very quick at burying themselves. They create holes so fast I can’t figure out how they do it. Watching it looks like they just rock themselves into the ground.

I would like to suggest a golf course hole cutter. Keep up the good work. Peace ✌️

So awesome!

The new method makes sense. It’s pretty much the same idea as dividing plants in your garden which if available is often a much easier and quicker approach than growing from seed.

Thanks!

Jeez - it's just as well you are all so young and energetic. This one is a real, multi-faceted challenge. It is so distressing to see a major river reduced to a few puddles, as you so rightly described them. I shall be following this project with enormous interest .

It's so great to finally see transplanting Here is to hoping for the revitalization of the meadows

I love this little editing and filled-in with details. Raw and informative! Keep up the good work!

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It would have been nice if you had talked a short bit about the project like the cause of the damage but nice to see the progress

Thanks Josie.

If I was prime minster I would give yall the funding to fix atleast the whole of the UK

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I am curious how fast the transplanted cores will grow into a stable bed of seagrass. And how fast this new bed could expand.

Amazing work!

Hope the massive Strom doesn't Hurt you guys

oooooft that looks so chilly! my fingers are feeling cold just watching

If you're going to be doing much transplanting, you might look into getting something like a clam gun for pulling the plugs of seagrass.

You're heroes, Josie, thanks for this inspiring update ❤😊.

I didn’t know about Field Notes. Glad it came up as a suggestion for me. I like the nitty gritty stuff.

Great update, thanks Josie!

I think this channel needs more promotion. The field notes bring a lot of hands-on insight, which we all appreciate.

Amazing! 🎉

Hi there! My name is Andreia, and I am looking for an email or contact of Teresa Santos, the beautiful Being on the video, from Portugal, Odemira please 😊😊 I'm her friend, and I lost her contact (long short story, my phone got broken and I lost all my contacts 😅) If you could give me her phone number, or if it's not possible the number, an e-mail to contact her again I would be very very grateful 🙏🏻🙏🏻 ((I've send an email through my Outlook email to your team email guys!)) Keep with your amazing work 💪🏻💪🏻 Much love from Portugal, Andreia

Maybe you can get some ideas from the rhino forest fund that is reforesting in the Tabin area. They compare different Methods of letting the trees grow and from what i remember, grassland really needs effort to reforest as many trees need shade from bigger trees to grow and the grass suffocates the young trees

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Great work Teresa!

great stuff!!

PS, Good ole crawfish boil once a month. Start a new local tradition. 🦞🍲😋.

Interesting to see what works out the best, looking forward to updates.

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So glad we have people like you to do this work. It is so important for biodiversity and habitat restoration. Keep up the great work :-)

Thanks for saving endemic fish species and restoring freshwater habitats!

Interesting project. I mean in the face of climate change the question is can the watershed be restored so one can have almost flowing water or bigger pools year round before one could really work on the fish? Probably restoring that watershed is a much bigger project which would maybe involve the whole landuse and watrmanagement sector in the region, which would need massive governmental intervention idk? But taking care of the plantations is certainly helping the water cycle and also mapping the streams and fishes as a first step ofc is really amazing. Hopefully there will be more projects starting from other ngos or government aswell!

Love the community programs involving the local community to raise awareness. Keep up the good work.

Love the closed-up shots of rare special animals and plants. The greenery is mesmerizing enough!

I love fish! Yesterday, I was thinking about leaving Mossy Earth for financial reasons, but this projects changed my mind and I will stay! Freshwater restauration is my favourite part of Mossy Earth, but I understand the necessity of the others too. Is there a share pic for freshwater restauration or even this particular project?

Looks like a lovely location. I hope you have a lot of success with the programme.