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It makes me teary eyed to see the beautiful reef fish trying to live around freshly laid structures...the contrast is startling. Coral really does provide half the beauty of reefs.

Brilliant work! And nice to see the fish who are already there.

Awesome video and work ***

Thank you for this explanation, it is really interesting to get to know more about the planning phase! :)

Amazing project and team. I had the oportunity to see it some structures down there and Im looking forward to see the progress!!!

i would love to see more behind the scenes 🤩

So cool, good job and great tim 👍

I have been waiting so long to see work on coral Reefs Amazing job

I recently saw a video from someone else in Indonesia doing the same technique He was able to show 5 yrs worth of growth and my mine was blown The coral had fully grown and bloomed around the structures and biodiversity was back in abundance

It's really cool to see your daily work, and I'm truly amazed by what you guys did! You all did a really great job! I hope this project goes smoothly, and we can see its progress and positive impact in the future. Good luck guys!! 💪🏻🙌🏻👍🏻

that's my favourite of the mossy earth projects, and it's super interesting learning about it!

I love when nature restoration projects also have a real impact on local economies, providing jobs for local, skilled folks like Yudi, Chansa, and Pak. Especially because the project isn't extractive, so all of the good of the work stays in the local community. Awesome stuff.

This is great! Important work

Good work you guys!

Great to see behind the scenes, thanks Yudi!

Great Job Yudi!

So cool to get a look at the ground work. Thanks for all you do ❤

Excellent project you have done guys keep protecting our planet earth despite of the difficult challenges you encountered to your project. I'm proud of you guys.

Introduce some dragonflies and you'll have no mosquito problem :D

I am extremely pleased to be a part of this remarkable community! Your dedication and openness are truly appreciated.

For the record I haven't been watching QnAs for long. While listening to you talk is lovely I feel like some answers are needlessly long, especially when it's explained in abstract and then multiple examples are provided. I feel like concrete answers through references to specific projects are more than enough. Also the wind really stole the show, might want to uninvite it for next round xd

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so excited for the course launch!

would help if we had stats on the screen

Have and will continue to support.. Have you considered filtering some funding toward a number of low-cost nursery build-outs (tree/fish/plant) in various climates/zones to decrease cost for future, or upcoming, projects? Also, as a following thought I feel a more strategic and collected voice would do well, or better, here; this seems almost like a flinging of abstracts and I know your org is doing more importing things. Education is certainly the phase I see this group inhabiting - claiming more feels inappropriate. Often 'Orgs' feel the need for alignment in effort and voice but I feel it is unnecessary here. Further I hear an ask for mobilization/demonstration and I would ask if non-fully prepared/educated people's efforts would help or hurt the process. Sorry, for throwing multiple concepts and questions into this - I do appreciate what your org is doing!

Fantastic work guys Ive noticed that you haven't posted on the main Mossy Earth chanel in a while I thought there was going to be a series of updates on the Rainforest project Plus i would love to see update videos on the Quarry Oysters Understory Kelp Man made beaver dams in Scotland Flooded forest

Good stuff, you guys need a sound man :-D

Very interesting. Thanks for the video

Why don’t you do this on the main channel?

I have a few questions if you don't mind. Don't feel obliged to answer them :) What will you be using the eDNA for? Eukaryotes or prokaryotes? Are you focussing on marine macro fauna /flora or microbiota? Why opt for soil samples rather than seawater? The soil will only contain particulate matter heavy enough to reach the bottom of the lake (good for monitoring nutrient deposition and its influence on soil microbial diversity, but it negates the larger portion swept away with the currents). I would have thought since the oysters filter microbes and exude nutrients, you would rather sample the seawater (although this may be more variable than the soil microbiome). Is the soil sampling simply to assess the regional impact of the farm on its landscape? Lastly, wouldn't it be prudent to assess the seawater for the presence and absence of potential pathogens. In Australia some abalone nurseries were completely wiped out due to introduction of a pathogenic virus. If the species are endemic, a sudden local increase may open up the potential for increases in the pathogens, so knowing ahead of time would be ideal.

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How have the Ocelots been taught to avoid Jaguars that is known to kill and eat Ocelots? Same might be true for Pumas!

I thought you were trying to keep the nursery locations somewhat hidden on past videos? The GPS locations on the bags with the samples kind of give that away.

This is huge! Operating in those areas is already an enormous achievement. I'm really proud of you guys! Are you also thinking of dedicating a part of the pasture land to sustainable agriculture? Like local agroforestry? I truly think that doing so could be a great opportunity to provide an alternative way to do agriculture, to also act as a leading example of agroecological approaches for local communities, while sustaining yourselves and restoring the land. Because we all know that agricolture (the indurstrial one) it's one of the main causes of habitat loss (expecially in those areas). But it's not agricolture's fault, it's idustrial's fault. Regenerative agroecological approches to me are one of the best ways to respect and worship Nature. Let me know if you're thinking about doing somethng like this, couse I'd be extremely interested!! :)

Happy to discover this second Mossy Channel - I am already a Member and this is wonderful. I also have to say both of you wear very nice earrings :)

Long time no see a new video

This is so fulfilling! ❤

Please link on main channel, only found because of recommends.

thank you to you and everyone involved! wow!

what you are doing is above and beyond and can only benefit earth, thank you

I‘ve seen it on our Discord page that so so many are excited for the project and its progress. Many, including myself, can‘t wait for the day we get to stay at the ecolodge to do some research or just appreciate nature and support the project and the community all at once.

I loved this discussion and in the main video about not looking down on the people who live in that region for how they've used the land and instead realizing why they do and trying to find better alternatives by working with them. Can't wait to hear more as the project develops!

This is awesome! I'm so happy for Mossy Earth, and thankful to Freddie for reaching out to see if Mossy could help! I've only been a member for three months, but with every single video and report, I am more and more convinced that not only I, but all of the other members have made the right choice. This is inspirational. I look forward to seeing what is done with the property, as well as seeing how the wildlife in the area reacts. Thank you, to all of the members and Mossy Earth for making this, as well as all of the other wonderful projects a possibility.

Should call this Mozzy Earth.

Just fantastic. I love this project!