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really informative webinar, thank you!

We, in London have beavers in Ealing, West London. I want to go and look at some hot beaver action this summer.

"Sedges have Edges Rushes are round Grasses have Joints all the way to the ground" I love that poem. Thanks for teaching me the third line, I only ever knew the "sedges have edges and Rushes are Round" part.

Great video!

Thank you for explaining.

Hey nice! I remember my time at BCIT also doing a wetland restoration blitz at Logan lake: ruclips.net/video/CHnhCvouomU/видео.htmlsi=RRr6oz5rPG_ncL9G

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing so much terrific information.

Can anyone answer, when wasn't there climate change ? Right there's always been climate change, a big reason you're here. Geologist took ice borings, we are in a warm cycle, temp is going to rise, they've known this for 70 years, and the know carbon is of no matter

Great video! Thank you for sharing this webinar on RUclips.

Hello Tom....Are you still working on wetlands here in BC? Our watershed protection group needs some professional guidance. Your advice would be most welcome!

Awesome!

lets go mr redfern

thank you for sharing

Thank you for having a brain...

Such a great presentation about a very hidden in plain sight topic. This kind of content deserves 356,000 views. Thanks for taking the time.

Now we're talking!

Sorry but you're wrong about all that people can monitor and do monitor Beaver action on their property and know what their pain level is and know how to siphon that off as they want so no I don't believe that

Very good talk Tom. Always interesting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge !

So sad what we've done to our earth...

Great definitions thanks

This was super helpful!! Thanks so much :)

Thanks

Hi Tom! I was fascinated by your recent presentation for the Save the Frogs! Summit. I am a Save The Frogs member and live in a town in Portugal, and there is an area right by where I live that is wetland that needs restoration because the water drains away far too quickly for any amphibians to use it here for breeding, although they do use some temporary pools close by and near a roadside. The Iberian Spadefoot Toad with Vulnerable conservation status lives in this area I know because I rescued one from one of my cats that dug it up in the garden the other year.

How could you tell they were western toads? I’m trying to learn the difference between them and bullfrog tadpoles

Great work Todd

An interesting and informative video, although I admit I would not have seen it but for the vagaries of the RUclips algorithm. Commendable work in environmental stewardship. Having said that, what is prompting me to leave a comment is the pleasant surprise of recognising the first landowner interviewed, Penny Ohanjanian, as an old friend I lost touch with long ago after the years at LSS. It's good to see you again, albeit in a video, and I'm pleased to see you looking well and doing this good work. Mike.

I had no idea these wonderful projects existed,,Very educational and inspiring,,we often here about devastation of our natural world,,I am very happy to see the wetland projects in our back yard here in the Kootenays,, Thank-you to all!

<a cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you..

Histisol in a fen?

So cool

😊Very good. Thank you for the explantion.

I love this video. Thank you!