Biodiversity On Our Lake
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- How to build a lake episode 12 - "Biodiversity On Our Lake" in this video we'll take you through the diverse life around our lake and share how we plan to monitor it using a mix of modern technology and more traditional monitoring methods.
We'll share insights into how we employ cutting-edge technology like eDNA (environmental DNA) alongside more traditional methods like baseline surveys. This combination allows us to understand the intricate web of life in and around the lake and paints a vivid picture of how the lake is progressing over time.
🔍 Key Highlights from Episode 12:
We talk about exciting new tech eDNA and how it works.
We discover which wildlife have been recorded on site.
We discuss plans for how we will monitor biodiversity in the future.
Episode Breakdown:
00:00 - Introduction
00:21 - How We Monitor Biodiversity On Our Lake
01:20 - What is eDNA?
01:55 - Which Species Did We Find On Our Lake?
02:38 - Excited To Go On This Journey With Our Viewers
03:45 - Biodiversity Uplift On Our Lake
04:30 - Future Monitoring Plans
05:20 - Carbon Emissions On The Lake
07:45 - Importance of Managing Lakes In The Right Way
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Brilliant, we need more people like you two to help the countryside.
Thanks for watching.. lots of unsung heros doing the hard work behind the scenes.
Fascinating insight, will be really interested to see the developments of the lake in the years to come. Great work!
Thanks, we’ll do lots of updates over the next few years and chart the progress for everyone to follow.
This is really interesting and i look forward to seeing how this project develops. Can you confirm if all the footage shown on the video is taken from the lake and surrounding areas or is some of it sourced from elsewhere? Maybe add a note if particular clips are sourced elsewhere for clarity? Personally, I am more interested to know the condition/maturity of planting and the actual species that are living there, clips taken from other places are useful but can also be a bit misleading.. Thank you.
Thanks.. really exicted for spring to come to show all the growth of reed beds ect..
I agree, the extra footage makes for a lovely inspiring video especially in the beginning when it was just a field! But I think now there is enough going on with the lake that we really only need to see footage from the lake itself.
I am really enjoying this series, it is absolutely fascinating
@@debbypheasant1469 Yup.. no problem will take this on. Really excited for Spring and everything fingers crossed should really start to pop.
Looking good 👍
Thanks, really appreciate it 👍
It truely is an impressive lake. I wouldn't know why fish would detract from a lake or were you planing them for angling?
There will be angling use of the lake in the future.. in what form we are not sure yet. Potential charity events, kids events, subscriber days out... not sure yet.
i have planted bamboo takes more carbon, and gives more oxygen.
Very cool
i planted golden-black-green bamboo. the bissettii green can be cattle feed. all growing well.@@tomorrowsforests
watch , in harmony with earth, very cool
@@davidtaplin7990 cheers.... will give it go!
Bamboo is great for that reason but its growth rate is unreal and spreads very quickly. Can over take any area very quickly growing around 6 inches a day not just height but roots network spreading and can undermine and crack concrete