We've planted 120,000 trees on a Romanian mountain - here's why

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  • Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
  • This is one of our oldest projects and one that makes us all really proud. I can't think of any place in Europe that is wilder than the amazing Southern Carpathian Mountains which makes restoring them a privilege.
    🌲 If you think this project is worth supporting then be sure to check out the Mossy Earth Membership: mossy.earth
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    START REWILDING OUR PLANET TODAY
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    With us, you will restore nature and fight climate change every month
    🌲 Plant native trees to capture carbon
    🐺 Rewild habitats to support biodiversity
    🦫 Support underfunded species and ecosystems
    Learn more and become a member here: mossy.earth
    💪 OUR PARTNERS IN THIS VIDEO
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    Carpathia: www.carpathia.org/
    📚 RESEARCH MENTIONED
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    Active versus passive restoration: Forests in the southern Carpathian Mountains as a case study
    www.sciencedirect.com/science...
    ⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️
    0:00 Intro
    1:28 History
    2:46 Ecology
    4:13 Illegal logging
    7:56 Our area
    🔎 ABOUT THIS PROJECT
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    Romania's Carpathian Mountains are home to some of Europe’s last remaining truly wild forests and the largest population of bears, wolves and lynx. Sadly, this ecosystem hangs in the balance due to years of illegal logging. Our goal is to restore the barren clear cuts that threaten these forests. In partnership with Foundation Conservation Carpathia we are working to restore clear cuts in the Romania's Southern Carpathian Mountains.
    Read more here: mossy.earth/projects/reforest...

Комментарии • 1 тыс.

  • @MossyEarth
    @MossyEarth  Год назад +195

    👋 Hey there! If you think this project is worth supporting then please consider becoming a Mossy Earth Member :) You can do so here: mossy.earth/. - Cheers, Duarte

    • @gardendeeds
      @gardendeeds Год назад +1

      Fantastic! Vids are so much better, well done! PS. in the near future, I'll working with you! Mark my words! Thanks Tom and Duarte, and team.

    • @peperillon
      @peperillon Год назад +1

      I hope your target forest does not look like the monoculture in the miniature of the video.

    • @BeBraveToAct
      @BeBraveToAct Год назад +2

      Hey Duarte, great video as always. Let's plant more trees all over Europe !!! And I just became member too !

    • @troyclayton
      @troyclayton Год назад +2

      I finally signed up as a monthly contributor. These projects are all so far away from me, but does that matter? I see good being done- and if it benefits anyone, it benefits us all!

    • @gardendeeds
      @gardendeeds Год назад +3

      @@troyclayton Exactly, trust me, it really benefits everyone. Its a ripple affect. Well done Troy, We need more people like you. (don't forget to download the app) 😁

  • @robertwoodpa6463
    @robertwoodpa6463 Год назад +719

    Just donated $165 to your worthy efforts! I'll never see Romania but I'm glad to help from Florida

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +84

      Thank you Robert! We will put it to good use :) - Cheers, Duarte

    • @robertwoodpa6463
      @robertwoodpa6463 Год назад +22

      @@MossyEarth I'm sure you will!

    • @pixazelz
      @pixazelz Год назад +14

      IM sure you can if you want maybe one Day :)

    • @paulperole
      @paulperole Год назад +32

      never say never! hello from Romania

    • @bustjanzupan1074
      @bustjanzupan1074 Год назад +5

      Thank you.

  • @RhiannonSenpai
    @RhiannonSenpai Год назад +823

    As a Romanian, knowing about the illegal logging in the Carpathians situation, I will donate to Mossy Earth. You've done a great job, keep at it!

    • @dominikgadze4221
      @dominikgadze4221 Год назад +1

      so that the same companies can make more profit from illegally cutting in the same area in 20years? Lets be honest, you guys need to get your politics under control. I know they're corrupt, but they can also be toppled. Ceausescus regime was as well and you got rid of him. Mossy Earth can't save your country, and 120'000 trees wont do much.
      Logging your own forests can provide your own people with jobs and boost your own countries exports. Coupling that with a reforestation-law you can continue this cycle for centuries.
      Having all this given to foreign companies with foreign employees and so on in exchange for some few corrupt dicks being bribed ultimately lowers your countries wealth.
      This simple argument should be able to resonate with most people strong enough, to implement a change of law by political referendum, or whatever tools you guys have to intervene into politics.

    • @RhiannonSenpai
      @RhiannonSenpai Год назад +1

      ​@@dominikgadze4221 First of all, all of Europe is corrupt, just look at the Qatar and Eva Kaili corruption scandal. It's just that our DNA (not the biological kind, anti corruption department) in the last 10 years has been on a corruption hunt, headed by Codruta Kovesi, who is now the head of the European anti corruption department, she has been promoted by the EU. European countries like the mafia state of Italy is not less corrupt than Romania. In Italy it gets more dangerous to hunt for corruption, many journalists were killed by the Italian mafia. Romanians aren't stupid, we know that foreign countries, especially Austria do most of the illegal logging in my country and also play with the numbers. Because of climate change, now trees grow faster than the antiquated measuring techniques from 40 years ago say. Romania should use special scanners to number the trees, like they do in Western Europe and that is being talked here. Also, the Austrian private companies cut a lot of healthy more expensive trees and don't cut diseased trees that are almost worthless to show 'hey, we didn't cut those trees". Those Austrians are some cunning motherf**ers.

    • @kareenapandya1877
      @kareenapandya1877 Год назад +5

      Is illegal /legal logging still ongoing in this area? Can it happen again? Are there any laws in place to stop it from happening again?

    • @andreibalean
      @andreibalean Год назад +20

      @@kareenapandya1877 when the politicians doesnt follow the laws there is no point to make another laws...
      in the last 30 years they made new laws change some laws then change again and again each party which been on power they changed the laws for their purpose.

    • @moddl2829
      @moddl2829 Год назад +15

      @@kareenapandya1877 the logging never stopped. People in positions of power concerning these forests are politically appointed and work toghether with the loggers. For example some rangers will mark all the healthy trees on a patch as unhealthy, next day the company that won the contract for the sanitization of the forest (more than likely after a rigged auction) will cut down all the healthy trees and leave only the trees they were supposed to cut down. Happens everyday on most mountain ranges.

  • @jach99
    @jach99 Год назад +1187

    As a Romanian and a Mossy Earth member - thank you for all you're doing!

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +65

      No, thank you Andrei for being a member! - Cheers, Duarte

    • @PHelsing
      @PHelsing Год назад +38

      Fellow Romanian. Salut, the main company doing this is schweighofer. This is at it's worse in the carpathians and bucovina. Investigation journalists even got deaththreats and guns pointed at them. All of this because of corruption. Sadly i don't see any way to stop this from a legal point of view, and also how to enforce this because police is way to corrupt and will defend the illegal logging because they get a cut of the profit.

    • @leyahsdad
      @leyahsdad Год назад

      Still use plastics tho lol

    • @nielsqbc4
      @nielsqbc4 Год назад +1

      The trees look all the same kind. Is this a monoculture planted forest?

    • @PHelsing
      @PHelsing Год назад +2

      @@nielsqbc4 a lot of the forests at home look like this, maybe a bit more diverse, rarely monoculture, they are just reaaaaly old, simply because not everything can handle the soil and environment there. So you will have a lot of conifers and a few non here and there and at higher altitudes, it's conifers only.

  • @TacticalCaveman997
    @TacticalCaveman997 Год назад +369

    Romania should be on everyone's bucket list.

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +21

      Agreed!

    • @simonasvaitiekunas5326
      @simonasvaitiekunas5326 Год назад +13

      Andrew Tate is exploiting Romanian Women and doing well. I feel you.

    • @guycha0s380
      @guycha0s380 Год назад

      Wanna get mugged in broad daylight?

    • @Cezar2928
      @Cezar2928 Год назад +2

      @@simonasvaitiekunas5326 💀

    • @lesblack8996
      @lesblack8996 Год назад +3

      Well the UK is certainly on the Romanian's 'bucket list' 😆😆

  • @PolAdd22
    @PolAdd22 Год назад +580

    You motivated me to "reforest" an abandoned open mine in my area...i gathered native seeds from hardy species and also native fruit trees, wild strawberries and native herbs like oregano and rosemary (i live in Greece)
    The municipality tries to do the same thing, i just aid them by secretly enriching the area with more rare native species and scrubs that also attract wildlife to the area😁

    • @pixazelz
      @pixazelz Год назад +41

      Thank you for your work ! People doesn't imagine that this is the most important job we have as human being protecting and reparing what the other destroyed .

    • @devdeuce93
      @devdeuce93 Год назад +9

      Thanks for putting in the work! Trying to do my part here in southern California

    • @jessejayphotography
      @jessejayphotography Год назад +2

      Love it!

    • @LearningZoneLanguages
      @LearningZoneLanguages Год назад +2

      Thank you for planting trees 🙏🏼

    • @TheKeule33
      @TheKeule33 Год назад +19

      Native seeds is important. just as a maintaining diversity.
      In eastern germany they planted only a single tree - for lack of a better word - species and now bugs destroy the whole forest.
      We let it happen, so we can reforest - properly.

  • @FeleaDan
    @FeleaDan Год назад +24

    Me, as romanian, opened RUclips and saw this video on the homepage. A video with some people who are not romanians planting trees in my country. Amaizing! We are cutting them and some strangers are planting them back... shame on us, but respect for you! Thank you very much!

  • @bob6927
    @bob6927 Год назад +415

    Respect I’m 14 and I live on a 30 acre farm and I’m currently preparing to growing all kinds of native trees to my area

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +44

      Good luck Bob! - Cheers, Duarte

    • @vossejongk
      @vossejongk Год назад +30

      Hey bob, i have no idea where that is, but if you have small rivers and some vegitation already and there aren't any beavers yet, see if you can get some help reintroducing them, they're worth their weight in gold when it comes to nature restoration. They take so much work off your hands and with their habitat creation restore groundwater levels and help more plants grow :)

    • @bob6927
      @bob6927 Год назад +17

      @@vossejongk ya across the street there used to be beavers idk if they are still there because I think he trapped them but the last time I was over there I saw Fresh chew marks in a tree

    • @lucifchristo
      @lucifchristo Год назад +10

      look into permaculture as well if you havent yet

    • @markwilson1096
      @markwilson1096 Год назад +10

      @@iridium8341beavers are as important as bees

  • @JackSparrow-gn1zn
    @JackSparrow-gn1zn Год назад +83

    "There is no wilder place in Europe, it just feels different here"
    People don't believe me when I tell them that RO mountains just feel different and it's not really something I can explain either but the feeling you get when being there and walking in those forests is just plain and simply different.

    • @DanielCojocarul
      @DanielCojocarul Год назад +4

      That's because of the Dacian blood spilled allover those forests. Without that sacrifice Europe would would have been conquered by the Ottoman empire.

    • @ikipemiko
      @ikipemiko Год назад +6

      @@DanielCojocarul wtf are you smoking??? there are 1500 years apart.

    • @bravoisteal
      @bravoisteal Год назад

      @@ikipemiko don’t mind the dacopaths, they’re like a cult

    • @TheRilluma
      @TheRilluma 10 месяцев назад +3

      is it because of dracula

  • @EmaDurao10
    @EmaDurao10 Год назад +10

    🌲 we can already see the difference!

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад

      in between all the mist and the rain 😂

  • @LlibertarianGalt
    @LlibertarianGalt Год назад +17

    Don't forget to not only donate, but dedicate an hour of your life to picking up trash, planting trees/flowers and helping your local area. Don't just leave it up to other people, get stuck in.

  • @galandris1976
    @galandris1976 Год назад +38

    Big respect from Hungary to Romanian neighbors! This work is outstanding! You guys are awesome!

  • @TadeuszCantwell
    @TadeuszCantwell Год назад +122

    On the windblown trees I remember someone telling me that the trees on the edge of a forest are stronger because they grow up taking the brunt of the wind. Once they are removed the trees further in are less able to take the wind force.

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +19

      That is also what I have heard :) - Cheers, Duarte

    • @AlexFlodder
      @AlexFlodder Год назад +8

      I agree with that statement.
      Same can be said about certain trees that get sun burned if they grow up in the dense forest and suddenly become next to a southerner open space. (Sorry I forgot which brand of tree that was)

    • @puraLusa
      @puraLusa Год назад +2

      Basic darwinian common sense to me.

  • @andreinicu6429
    @andreinicu6429 Год назад +6

    Thank you Mossy Earth for helping reforest the romanian forests. As a fellow naturelover I will donate!

  • @nicolae3657
    @nicolae3657 Год назад +47

    As a Romanian student who wants to study biology, you are my inspiration. Keep up the good work!!

  • @Danielz09
    @Danielz09 Год назад +8

    As a Romanian i appreciate your efforts.

  • @anitachopping
    @anitachopping Год назад +50

    It's so easy to destroy something but it takes so much time and care to restore. Well done.

    • @anitachopping
      @anitachopping Год назад +1

      🌲🌈

    • @mathewvanostin7118
      @mathewvanostin7118 Год назад +2

      People did it because of high poverty during 1990s 2000s in ex communist countries like romania
      Environement wasnt exactly the average romanian priority back in the 90s and 2000s

    • @angelikaskoroszyn8495
      @angelikaskoroszyn8495 Год назад +1

      @Mathew Van Ostin
      It's a good explanation for locals doing it. International corporations using the time of chaos and lack of gov protection is a completly different beast
      Not different from modern diamond industry - destructive for the environment and completly not needed for the average person

  • @k.b1596
    @k.b1596 Год назад +16

    In latvia forest policy is strict. 50% of our forests own goverment. Our foresters are planting 12000 acres every year of new forests after logging. latvia is very rich in forests and trees are growing pretty fast. You are doing good job. God bless you

  • @horjamorja6852
    @horjamorja6852 Год назад +7

    As a Romanian who lives close to a forest and can regularly hear the sound of huge trees crashing down due to illegal logging, I have nothing but thanks and respect for people such as those at Mossy Earth that actively try to combat this.

  • @r0dani3lb
    @r0dani3lb Год назад +37

    As a Romanian, I would like to express my deepest thanks for your work in Fagaras. The illegal and irresponsible legal logging is a very big problem here in Romania. Thank you again !

  • @ioanmarianradulescu7455
    @ioanmarianradulescu7455 Год назад +3

    As a Romanian, I would like to give you a hug

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +3

      Maybe next time I am there. You have a wonderful country my friend! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @rodolfo9876a
    @rodolfo9876a Год назад +292

    Thank you for doing this work, it's good to see that there are people fighting for a better world, I wish I had money to donate, but the best I can contribute now is with a view, a like and a comment, so this video might get recommended to others who can do more.

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +50

      My friend, a view a like and a thoughtful comment go a long way! Much appreciated :) - Cheers, Duarte

    • @thomassmith7374
      @thomassmith7374 Год назад +8

      Plant a tree in your street or a bit of green space.

    • @vossejongk
      @vossejongk Год назад +9

      @@thomassmith7374 i did and the municipality cut them all down T_T

    • @thomassmith7374
      @thomassmith7374 Год назад +13

      @@vossejongk Keep planting, we have a guy in Northern Ireland called the 'Phantom planter'plant first and then ask for forgiveness if any one complains 😀

    • @vossejongk
      @vossejongk Год назад +1

      @@thomassmith7374 they don't ask questions lol if it isn't on their map with yearly maintenance it's going down 🥲

  • @randomgamerdude98
    @randomgamerdude98 Год назад +29

    You guys restore my faith in humanity

  • @Brit-CK
    @Brit-CK Год назад +66

    6:39 yes this is completely right. Edge trees will buttress into the wind and put down deeper roots up wind, they also tend to grow abit shorter to to both catch less win and also because they have reduced light competition. In selective thinning projects they try to avoid removing lines of trees where the wind can go as it will start to blow to trees down from the inside out.

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +13

      Thank you for the extra input! I was just trying to be cautious in this video but I think the windblown forests and the clear cuts/ illegal thinning are very closely related. - Cheers, Duarte

  • @davidjordanoski801
    @davidjordanoski801 Год назад +31

    I found this channel not too long ago. I sadly can't donate or become a member because I'm broke, but the least I can do is a view, a like, a comment and a subscription. I live pretty close to your reforestation project. I'm in the Balkans. I love what your doing for the planet and I support it 😊

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +10

      Hi David, a like and a thoughtful comment like this one go a long way for us :) Much appreciated my friend! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @PatrikInNature
    @PatrikInNature Год назад +66

    That is a crazy number of trees. What a success! I'm proud to be supporting you guys 🤘🏻🌲.

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +5

      and as usual I am proud to have you as one of our oldest members! Merry Christmas my friend :) - Cheers, Duarte

    • @PatrikInNature
      @PatrikInNature Год назад +3

      Merry Christmas to you and all the Mossy Earth team 🎄.

  • @ezathel9294
    @ezathel9294 Год назад +8

    As a Romanian, thank you very much for all your work. It's so sad to see our beautiful landscapes destroyed like this by greed, lack of morals and corruption on a large scale.

  • @alaenke
    @alaenke Год назад +49

    I am so moved by all you do, and I am delighted to be a small part of it!

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +4

      ..and I am moved by how many amazing people just like you make this work possible! 😁 - Cheers, Duarte

  • @Ghosted_31
    @Ghosted_31 Год назад +16

    Lots of love from Romania. What you and your team are doing all around the world is amazing. Every time I watch one of these videos I gain a bit more hope for the future, thank you.

  • @kimberleypex
    @kimberleypex Год назад +5

    This is really heartwarming news. Thanks , and much respect for you green World lovers 🌍🌎🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍

  • @iosefiniosefin
    @iosefiniosefin Год назад +9

    Greetings from Romania! 🇹🇩

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +1

      Greetings :D! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @stargazeronesixseven
    @stargazeronesixseven Год назад +2

    🙏 Thank You So Much Mossy Earth 🌏 for Reforestation in many forests that lost due to selfish human activities. Mother Nature will Blessed you guys for protecting these forests! 🌷🌿🌏💜🕊

  • @bramschulpen9607
    @bramschulpen9607 Год назад +6

    I am probably going to plant trees in burned area's in the beginning of the spring in Greece. I am really excited because i see this video where going to do it whit school for 14 days

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +2

      Very cool! I wish you a lot of success on your tree planting effort :D - Cheers, Duarte

  • @artlover4997
    @artlover4997 Год назад +4

    As a Romanian I cannot thank you enough for what you do.

  • @langskeppet9887
    @langskeppet9887 Год назад +80

    Well there couldn’t be a better Christmas present then seeing your awesome work. Bless you, the work you are doing is absolutely amazing!

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +5

      Thank you my friend! A bit of a strange launch time hahah. Merry Christmas! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @TheRattleSnake93
    @TheRattleSnake93 Год назад +2

    You are doing more work than our government has promised and not done for years, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

  • @KeepTechnic
    @KeepTechnic Год назад +6

    I don't know if you are a romanian, this is the first time that i see one of your videos, but anyways you did more than even us did, more than the government did. I am so happy to see that there is still hope. Keep doing the great job!

  • @stoda01
    @stoda01 Год назад +15

    This hit hard because this was once my homeland and seeing it ripped apart is sad. What you guys are doing is inspirational and I hope the world changes and more people continue to see the importance of preserving the natural world.

  • @chucktaylor4958
    @chucktaylor4958 Год назад +9

    Also sow grass and flower seed to bind the soil and compliment the trees.

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +5

      We have other understory restoration projects and we will pass some of that knowledge to this project in the coming years :) - Cheers, Duarte

  • @dominusetdeus060644
    @dominusetdeus060644 Год назад +2

    Vă mulțumesc mult!

  • @user-fb7or1wt3t
    @user-fb7or1wt3t Год назад +2

    Gave you a like before even watching. As a romanian i can't thank you enough for your efforts. I still dream of the day when good people, aware people like you will have the power to actually address the real cause of deforestation of the romanian ancestral woods - the big Austrian companies that are strong enough to sway in their favor even the state government. Someday, maybe. Until then, whatever can be done is a godsend.

  • @omer4149
    @omer4149 Год назад +12

    it is very nice to make these, keep it up, greetings from turkey

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +2

      Thank you Omer! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @clothbar9122
    @clothbar9122 Год назад +5

    Thank you for your dedication for our planet.I have been currently concerned about environment and I’m changing my behavior to reduce my carbon footprint.From Thailand

  • @trainspotting_and_tech2023
    @trainspotting_and_tech2023 Год назад +22

    Oh hello! Greetings from Târgu Mureș town, Romania! 😊 Keep it up with planting trees! 🌲

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +1

      Greetings my friend! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @datguynilf9793
    @datguynilf9793 Год назад +24

    Love the work that you're doing! Greetings from Norway :)

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +1

      Thank you my friend! - Greetings, Duarte

  • @no-target3152
    @no-target3152 Год назад +8

    Being a Brit in Bucharest I really respect what you're doing. Bravo.

    • @E.X.P.E.R.I.M.E.N.T.A.L
      @E.X.P.E.R.I.M.E.N.T.A.L Год назад +2

      What's the point in mentioning your are a Brit??

    • @spiffopelotudo
      @spiffopelotudo Год назад +3

      @@E.X.P.E.R.I.M.E.N.T.A.L What's the point in your reply? Exactly.

    • @E.X.P.E.R.I.M.E.N.T.A.L
      @E.X.P.E.R.I.M.E.N.T.A.L Год назад +1

      @@spiffopelotudo typical Brits answering with a question. Resume to your nationality when crossing the border only.

    • @spiffopelotudo
      @spiffopelotudo Год назад

      @@E.X.P.E.R.I.M.E.N.T.A.L Hahaha. I'm not a Brit, but okay. Either way, you seem to be nothing more than a sad little troll.

    • @E.X.P.E.R.I.M.E.N.T.A.L
      @E.X.P.E.R.I.M.E.N.T.A.L Год назад

      @@spiffopelotudo get off the crap weed and be a real man. You are an ashamed Brit I take it. Calling ppl trolls doesnt't make them one but gives you a little relief and comfort to your online anger.

  • @felixmussik7203
    @felixmussik7203 Год назад +28

    Thanks as always! And of course a very Merry Christmas to all of you at Mossy Earth!

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +3

      Thank you Felix and Merry Christmas! 🎄 - Cheers, Duarte

  • @iulianviorelmosteanu2800
    @iulianviorelmosteanu2800 Год назад +5

    Thank you so much for your help to preserve and restore our beautiful forests! Europe needs more of this.

  • @dagiemagie
    @dagiemagie Год назад +10

    Great work guys! Proud to be a supporter of your projects and to know "my" trees have been planted in the Southern Carpathian Mountains.

  • @LeaveCurious
    @LeaveCurious Год назад +7

    Imagine being in charge of clear felling that beautiful habitat - great work Mossy Earth!

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +1

      Thanks Rob and thank you for the effort to get this video done! Merry Christmas mate! - Cheers, Duarte

    • @SimonHergott
      @SimonHergott Год назад +1

      People need resources. The simple fact you are alive and consuming all sorts of things necessitates gathering of natural resources like this. It's hard for people to grasp the cognitive dissonance that consumes their mind.

    • @eedragonr6293
      @eedragonr6293 Год назад

      @@SimonHergott don't gather them abroad

  • @josephshandley4852
    @josephshandley4852 Год назад +8

    Happy to see you taking the train rather than flying. Love all your work!

  • @fra_ja_be
    @fra_ja_be Год назад +44

    Very inspiring work! It makes me want to look up what kinds of ecosystem restoration work is happening around me. I live near the Chesapeake Bay and not too far from the Appalachian mountains so I'm sure there is plenty of work to be done

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +5

      Go for it and good luck my friend! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @doinailiescu6668
    @doinailiescu6668 Год назад +1

    Be blessed Young Man for the work you doing for my beautiful country Romania

  • @TyAdamBlaho
    @TyAdamBlaho Год назад +4

    I visited guys from Carpatian this summer with school. They took us to some of these sights, clear cuts, ancient forests and more. They are really profesionals in what they're doing.
    Thanks guys, keep up the good work!

  • @PaulCoxC
    @PaulCoxC Год назад +21

    I love seeing the updates on our old projects, makes it all worth it to see the progress. Plus I really do need to go spend some time in this wilderness.

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +4

      It is a very special place! Next team meetup Paul ;) - Cheers, Duarte

  • @mushymush223
    @mushymush223 Год назад +2

    LOL the clip of the wolf taking a dump
    But those drone shots with hte logged patches of forest are heartbreaking. I can't even imagine the amount wildlife that was probably killed in the process. But your channel is very inspiring and gives me a little bit of hope for the future of the planet.

  • @cashwarior
    @cashwarior Год назад +10

    love the updates on projects!

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +1

      Thank you Noah, we do our best to keep our members up to date. Sorry for the strange release date haha - Cheers, Duarte

  • @mangojebus
    @mangojebus Год назад +3

    I think it would be cool if there was merch so we could also show our support on top of being a member

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +5

      Need to figure out how to do this without creating more waste 🧐 Ive added this to the ideas list! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @richardjohnson5529
    @richardjohnson5529 Год назад +6

    More Power to you all at Mossy Earth

  • @davidladysmith3027
    @davidladysmith3027 Год назад +2

    I’m from B.C., Canada but spent a night traveling 😢Romania. Same problems here with clearcut!

  • @estebangarsan
    @estebangarsan Год назад +1

    I love the transparency of mossy earth. It not only allows you to see the impact your money has had but also it builds trust and deferientiates them from other companies with similar goals but that feel less humane as their updates only come as emails and you never get to know the people involved in their project.

  • @perjohanaxell9862
    @perjohanaxell9862 Год назад +7

    I've heard similar theories about storm sensitivity after logging here in Sweden. Southern Sweden was hit by a huge storm about a decade ago and the damages was huge. The storm was called Gudrun if you want to look for it in the archives.

  • @TheVideoful100
    @TheVideoful100 Год назад +6

    What a gorgeous area. You did a great job. Thank you.

  • @Michaelstecher.
    @Michaelstecher. Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for doing this, im also romanian and i also planted a few trees on Apuseni Mountains, i hope you will visit them

  • @matthewdavies5875
    @matthewdavies5875 Год назад +8

    So good to see our four year planting area doing so well. How many of my jackets were you wearing throughout the video? ,😉

  • @tiagodezoeten2557
    @tiagodezoeten2557 Год назад +7

    Always great to see results and to think this was made possible by mossy earth members. Also very exciting to think about what we will be able to look back on in a few more years!

  • @thesilentone4024
    @thesilentone4024 Год назад +6

    Can you talk about thirsty cement and how if cities used this even if it was only parking lots would save millions to billions of tons of sand every year.
    Also thirsty cement can reduce flooding and increase groundwater levels.
    Oh ya reducing sand mining and use can save ecosystems helping save us.

  • @208.03
    @208.03 Год назад +13

    Hope these projects will get recognized more next year! It's really mesmerizing to see how we can recover some areas. Merry Christmas!~

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +2

      We are really happy with how things are going but we would love to get more attention to some of these problems. - Cheers, Duarte

  • @nickfiggis6396
    @nickfiggis6396 Год назад +9

    I dream of visiting here. Just became a member. Thanks for all you do.

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +1

      You should definitely take a trip there! Its a beautiful and truly wild place :) Thank you for supporting our work, it is what makes it all possible! Cheers, Duarte

  • @al85v
    @al85v Год назад +4

    Hi man! I appreciate what you’re doing so much. Thank you for doing something that we as Romanians are not able to, not just planting trees but showing everyone what illegal logging can do to the nature. You’re awesome 🤩

  • @Atze.Tatze69
    @Atze.Tatze69 Год назад +7

    Thank you MossyEath for taking the time and going out there to make treeplanting possible in my stead

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад

      Thank you for giving us the opportunity to do this work! Cheers, Duarte

  • @abelszabo3532
    @abelszabo3532 Год назад +1

    So glad to see that some action is being taken in the Fagaras mountains! I spend a lot of time in these forests doing bird surveys and observations as a volunteer, which is also part of a Carpathia project. It is wonderful to do work which contributes to the preservations of this beautiful landscape!

  • @banfigore2820
    @banfigore2820 Год назад +1

    On god thank you for restoring some of my country's nature ❤️

  • @Lukegames197
    @Lukegames197 Год назад +6

    Omg amazing work guys

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +1

      Thank you Luke! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @DanielF3024
    @DanielF3024 Год назад +16

    Vocês sao incriveis. É um orgulho ver estes projetos em ação

  • @Thomas201101
    @Thomas201101 Год назад +4

    Great to get those summaries of academic work thrown in. I always learn something from your videos! Very happy to have been a member since a few months.

  • @bogdanghencea3548
    @bogdanghencea3548 Год назад +1

    Thank you Sir. You are doing what we, as Romanians, would have to do. Un fagarasan din Germania.

  • @Bossu69
    @Bossu69 Год назад +4

    Thank you very much for all the things you are doing in Romania you have no idea how much your actions will help our country THANK YOU.

  • @patrikarh
    @patrikarh Год назад +11

    Thank you for this video, I love the project updates. And also congrats on the 200k milestone!

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +2

      Thank you Patrik! :) - Cheers, Duarte

  • @maggieobrien6525
    @maggieobrien6525 Год назад +1

    You all should be very proud! Such astonishing achievements! Very exciting business ❤️

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад

      Thank you Maggie! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @SoNoFTheMoSt
    @SoNoFTheMoSt Год назад +2

    Those spruce look amazing :)

  • @fallencobra5197
    @fallencobra5197 Год назад +3

    Running out of areas to plant in the mountains that’s great

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад +1

      Indeed! It is all credit to Carpathia's hard work in both protecting and restoring this amazing mountain range :) - Cheers, Duarte

  • @VycsStudio
    @VycsStudio Год назад +6

    As a Romanian living overseas, I love seeing this kind of initiative from you guys ❤️

  • @guerreiro943
    @guerreiro943 Год назад +2

    Congrats! Feels good to see projects like this popping up all across Europe

  • @iwams1
    @iwams1 Год назад +6

    Thank you for doing this and all of your hard work!

  • @richardjohnson5529
    @richardjohnson5529 Год назад +4

    the criminals that destroy forests are doing us all harm.

  • @janadaneckova6655
    @janadaneckova6655 Год назад +22

    In Czech Republic, also a post-communism country, the clearcuts are still done, and not always with the excuse of the spruce bark beetle. Sometimes it's just the momentum of how things were done before. The forresters learn "how it should be done" by old high school teachers that never accepted the modern ecological concerns. And ordinary loggers often don't care a bit about the forest, they just want the work to be done. The momentum of stupidity and carelessness is a great force in the world, including the concerns for the nature.

    • @Throrma
      @Throrma Год назад +1

      Exactly

    • @mhill3884
      @mhill3884 Год назад +1

      Well clear cuts are quite common in Sweden as well.

    • @Throrma
      @Throrma Год назад +2

      @@mhill3884 at least in sweden they plant them back

    • @mhill3884
      @mhill3884 Год назад +4

      @@Throrma Yes they do, it's a law. But most production forests in Sweden is really nasty for both humans and animals. There are no biodiversity and just about when they start to turn somewhat nice, they are clear cut again.

    • @Throrma
      @Throrma Год назад +1

      @@mhill3884 sad, I didn't know that part

  • @TripleCoreHD
    @TripleCoreHD Год назад +2

    Still thousend of train cars of logs are exported right now from Romania. Not alot changed.

  • @dutchyjhome
    @dutchyjhome Год назад

    Oh absolutely ! This is such a positive contribution I really love it !More like this please, preferently all over the world, and to get there my dear friends we should adjust our natural product demands from the forest, for if no products are requested then no supply is needed!

  • @Memessssss
    @Memessssss Год назад +4

    you guys are legends

  • @gailhasler8435
    @gailhasler8435 Год назад +3

    Great work. 🤗😎

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад

      Thank you Gail! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @stodgysine4424
    @stodgysine4424 Год назад +1

    I am starting a native ecosystem on my property after watching your videos keep up the good fight I chip in where I can

  • @mariuscg
    @mariuscg Год назад +2

    This is amazing and so underated 😱. Still, I would've liked to see the actual planting and some wider shots of the areas. Well done to all that were and still are engaged in the project 👍👏🌲🌳🌲

  • @jaceware8808
    @jaceware8808 Год назад +2

    The trees look really healthy 4 years in.

  • @irishka57
    @irishka57 Год назад +2

    Good job guys!!!!!

  • @RiwenX
    @RiwenX Год назад

    As a Hungarian whose family hails from Transylvania, I applaud your work. I'll make sure to make a donation once the next payday comes around.

  • @LearningZoneLanguages
    @LearningZoneLanguages Год назад

    Thank you for planting trees in *Europe* 🙏Please, *don't stop* planting. *Keep going* while you have the strength. I have also been planting different plants for years

  • @biggieed949
    @biggieed949 Год назад +3

    Can you please tell me who the corporations are that purchased the illegal wood that was cut? It is hard to fight them by condemnation when I don’t know who they are.

  • @digger360
    @digger360 Год назад +7

    Keep up the good work 👍

    • @MossyEarth
      @MossyEarth  Год назад

      Thanks, we will! - Cheers, Duarte

  • @sebastianpop9812
    @sebastianpop9812 Год назад

    We have a beautiful country that we do not know how to value. Your gesture of helping Romania is wonderful.