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Matt Keene
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Добавлен 7 окт 2011
Matt Keene is an award-winning journalist and record-setting adventurer based in St Augustine, Fla. His writing, videography and photography focus on environmental and social issues, particularly those affecting his home state of Florida.
Matt has spent more than 13 months in a tent on multi-week, long-distance adventures, raising awareness of wild areas, recreational opportunities and natural conservation. He has hiked more than 3,500 miles, kayaked more than 2,000 expedition miles in Florida alone, bicycled more than 4,000 miles across the United States. Matt also holds the world record for being the first person to complete Florida’s 1,515-mile-long saltwater-paddling trail, the Circumnavigational Trail.
Matt has spent more than 13 months in a tent on multi-week, long-distance adventures, raising awareness of wild areas, recreational opportunities and natural conservation. He has hiked more than 3,500 miles, kayaked more than 2,000 expedition miles in Florida alone, bicycled more than 4,000 miles across the United States. Matt also holds the world record for being the first person to complete Florida’s 1,515-mile-long saltwater-paddling trail, the Circumnavigational Trail.
Lost Springs: Florida's Abandoned Springs
A short teaser with video filmed for the award-winning documentary "Lost Springs: An Artist's Journey into Florida's Abandoned Springs," available online.
Filmed at Cannon Springs on the Ocklawaha River in north Florida with scenes of the Ocklawaha River's Drowned Forest.
Watch the 40-minute film here: ruclips.net/video/HhG_GnawH5U/видео.html
Filmed at Cannon Springs on the Ocklawaha River in north Florida with scenes of the Ocklawaha River's Drowned Forest.
Watch the 40-minute film here: ruclips.net/video/HhG_GnawH5U/видео.html
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"This other side to Florida" - Paddle Florida & The Great Calusa Blueway
Просмотров 108Год назад
From 2016, filmed for @paddlefla
Bass Fishing Florida's Ocklawaha River with "Ocklawahaman" Paul Nosca
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Fishing for bass on the historic Ocklawaha River with Paul Nosca. From 2015
Dulcimer Club of Melrose, FL - Excerpt from "The Lake Santa Fe Story," 2016
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Laurie Alsobrook speaking about the historic town of Melrose, Florida. Excerpt from the 2016 short documentary "The Lake Santa Fe Story"
The Lake Santa Fe Story
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A short documentary film on the charming lakeside community of Melrose, Florida. Premiered in April 2016. A collaborative effort with Historic Melrose Inc., Melrose Business Association, Santa Fe Lake Dwellers Association and the Alert Production Team.
Lost Springs: An Artist's Journey into Florida's Abandoned Springs
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Experiencing a landscape scarred and abandoned by government failure, an artist must come to grips with the impending loss of her subject matter: a collection of majestic freshwater springs exposed only for a short time before being smothered and forgotten beneath waters held back by an aging and purposeless dam. Audience Choice - Cinema Verde Environmental Arts & Film Festival, 2018 Official S...
Lost Springs Introduction with Matt Keene
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Lost Springs Introduction with Matt Keene
Florida's Drowned Forest: "Remember this"
Просмотров 3805 лет назад
Nearly 50 years ago, a failed federal public works project left behind a drowned forest in Florida that is exposed every three or more years when a drawdown of the Kirkpatrick Dam occurs. Captain Erika Ritter leads riverboat tours along the historic Ocklawaha River and shares her personal history of the devastation and imbalance that remains to this day. See the full film for free at: lostsprin...
River be dammed: Florida's forgotten river
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An examination of the Kirkpatrick (Rodman) Dam and its impacts on the Ocklawaha River in Florida. Produced for River be dammed, a multimedia project investigating the Ocklawaha River and its relationship with the Kirkpatrick Dam. Released in 2014. Update (11/2019): With fond remembrance and thanks to Robin Lewis and Whitey Markle for their championing of the restoration of the Ocklawaha River. ...
Eight Days Paddling Florida's Ocklawaha River and Silver Springs
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One week. 81 miles. Matt Keene and Ryan Cantey of Marsh 2 Mayport (www.marsh2mayport.com) paddle the length of the Ocklawaha River in support of St Johns Riverkeeper (www.stjohnsriverkeeper.org) and the restoration of the Ocklawaha. The Ocklawaha River runs along the western and northern boundaries of Ocala National Forest, and is the most important tributary to the St Johns River. It's health ...
Matt sometimes I forget how good you are. Much appreciation for your talents
Water storage is a must, look at California 2025. Yes, we have the technology that doesn't destroy nature.
I agree that this is very sad. But as Floridians, why didn’t someone do something about this. I saw a clip of President Johnson. And I don’t know if it was mentioned to infir the federal government had something to do with it. But why complain, why not do something about it. Just because man or women have an idea doesn’t mean it’s a good idea. Crying and complaining doesn’t do anything. United people can change things, not government overreach.
My kin mcrae had steamboat Hiawatha it ran for hart line up st John's and ocklawaha rivers until I think 28
The Rivers will return to Natural flow. President Trump's Executive Orders will make sure across Republic of America's 55 States. Watch what happens after Jan 20 2025. Gonna happen fast. God has ordained it to be.
Dams are being knocked down all over the country and world this one's got to go and this is an easy one inexpensive and nature will come back so quickly it will blow your mind
I am bass fisherman and I fish for striped bass every chance I get in the Ochlocknee River. This river historically had a strong spawning run of stripers . Those days are gone because of a Dam. Lets bring back those good ole days.
It’s fine.
How can i find the song
Synonym for construction, destruction
Government is the Anti-Christ!
As 60 plus year native Florida the problem you have now is a whole new eco system. I fished the river before the damage and can tell you the fishing is much better. The state needs to manage it for the people. What has destroyed the Forrest is all these atv trails they are ugly . The money they will make for this area, only if managed right. The SWMD is what ruining this river. Leave it alone and manage it correctly
This is so elegantly put together and scored! Bravo! as an artist from Miami who paints a Calusa mask on his face and makes songs of plant medicine and animal folklore I truly and deeply appreciate this! we must work together to save the miracle of Florida, the evil rides on the ignorance of the masses, Thank you so much for this! if your curios to check out my wife and I's art here's a most recent piece of the panther spirit! ruclips.net/video/cTi5y9IhSs8/видео.htmlsi=-BskvBJ-3NsXWEk4 CC is English! Godspeed!
I want to ask have ya ever caught an alligator
Awesome piece!
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Ummm...this is all such beauty...the art work the vid. The music and vibe.....dude.... Bring us more of this pure Floridian Inspiration
Thank you for the kind words!
Democrats and they're bright ideas
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That canal would have been great
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Leave it to man to mess everything up. This is so sad to see. Only Fools think there is nothing wrong with any of this. We saw them earlier in this video, the politicians, the ACOE, etc. The whole gaggle of the greedy. Sad!
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Does anyone have any suggestions or maps that will show me where ancient or pre existing canals, and natural canal systems before the U.S. started re-arranging everything. I am looking to explore the canals that existed before but am having a hard time finding reliable mappings of them. And they can be dried up, that's actually preferable for me. They can also be under water. If anyone has any direction to point me or any advice, please let me know. I am figuring I may have to go into each county records and see when the first canals were being made, then try to figure out what was there and what existing systems they were using. Thank you to anyone whom helps in advance! :)
Lived there 11 yrs really enjoyed it with my first wife these were the best yrs of my life luv this little town peacefully fryers chicken the heart of melrose not to far from keystone heights very nice luv it there and the lake gorgeous lots of special memories there
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Great job explaining this area. I am in Daytona. Florida is a beautiful natural playground. I love it here and hope people protect it.
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I kind of think I saw that white sign on the side of the road
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Ignorance on the states part for it to still be there. Isnt rodman basically drained dry now
Thanks for watching, no it's at full pool right now and a drawdown isn't planned until possibly Winter of 2024
......FREE THE OCKLAWAHA RIVER....TEAR DOWN THE DAMN DAM....
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Also if you removed that damn. Tens of thousands of homes and other areas that have adapted to the new ecosystem would devistate the entire north central part of florida. I mean I think we should but is anyone thinking about the volume of water that's going to flood everything down the ocklawaha.
Thanks for watching! An unplanned for breach of the dam while it was at full pool would endanger some homes below the dam and flood a fair number or properties but I'm not sure there are tens of thousands of homes to be found that would be impacted. They release the water every four or five years in a process called a drawdown. Plans for restoration call for a staged drawdown allowing the water to be released over the course of a month. This has been done since the 1990s and has not led to the loss of homes or properties despite the state's growth in population. They'd first slowly lower the water, and then breach the dam.
Well, I don't mind breaking some of these peoples pride of what they think they know. But that big machine got disassembled and torn down for a FACT! There was a hydraulic company out of Leesburg that helped with the dismantling. Ashamed some of these people are right about some of the stories but my grandfather was there first hand and watched it get torn apart out of eureka.
Thanks for sharing your story and history. That machine was quite the assembly and it must have been a thing to see.
I,too, grew up in a Florida landscape that was distorted by the needless "work" ,by the US Corp Of Engineers. I grew up on Lake Gwynn, which is no more as it used to be. They killed the lake, and are now attempting to resuscitate it.
Thanks for sharing and watching! It's unfortunately a common story for many who have spent more than a few years in the state
The website link no longer works what happened?
Sorry for the technical difficulties, the website is back up at: lostsprings.org/ but more current information on the river can be found at: reunitetherivers.com/
So much goodness 🙏🫶
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Nice and relaxing video. Beautiful also
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As a boy of 6 or 7 I fished on the river with my grandfather who was born in 1900 and grew up in the scrub. We would rent a wooden flat bottom skiff and fish. We often pulled the boat over logs to get into some of the springs. I could see the fish swim over and take my bait!
Thank you very much for sharing, those are quite special memories to own. Thanks for watching!
It’s true. Why do they do this? You are right. It doesn’t matter. They do not care. Controlling and managing everything. They should’ve left things alone long, long, long time ago. Its an environmental massacre.😡💀
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Grew up in Lakeland we had lakes and pit's but the springs are magical. Thanks
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Whenever I see video titles like this I’m hoping it is about the history of the Miami River but to my disappointment it’s usually not. Did you know that the Miami River once had rapids? Why do we always have to jack up natural beauty like this? 9 times out of 10 it’s usually to serve large corporate interests. Sad.
Thanks for watching! The early descriptions of the area of Miami, it's river, the animals (including black bears!) and people describe a unique and special place that's been lost.
I lived in Ocala right next to one of the trailheads to the Cross Florida Greenway, and I used to ride those mountain bike trails, sometimes daily. I considered it a good day when I had spent 3 hours riding the trails.
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Just to clarify you can go through from the St. John’s into Rodman and the ockalawaha through Buckman lock. Manatees also use this lock to go to the springs
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Always core of stupid engineers
I miss Whitey.
Thanks for watching, I agree
The canal also cut the Florida aquifer…..
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old timers fucked the land for profit. now giant corperations are fucking the land for profit.
Barry LBJ was definitely one of the very worst president we ever had, only to be surpassed by Barack Hussein Obama and his brain dead puppet Joe. I should put a footnote that our 15th president and first homosexual president was pretty bad himself,
Free flowing straight to the ocean where it's made useless With all the ppl coming here we need fresh water things are not as simple as they seem
Thanks for watching! The Rodman Dam was not constructed as a basin for drinking water but as a place for cargo ships to be staged and maneuver around each other. It doesn't have the capacity to provide drinking water, isn't a preferred source of the water management district, and would likely jeopardize the existing recreational opportunities behind the dam. All dams are not as simple as they seem.
May all responsible parties burn in hell for eternity.
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Wonderful work and revealing story of Floridas destruction, waterway by waterway.
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what was the purpose of building the dam?
Thanks for watching! The dam was built to create a pool of water that cargo ships could maneuver and be staged as they progressed through the canals and locks. Check out my other short film on RUclips for more about the dam being built: River be dammed: Florida's forgotten river
Please remember this, the new waterway has created a new ecosystem and by removing it this system will die. I hate to dam up rivers but i also believe in leaving them alone also after the damage has been done.
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Your about 35 years you g shole