Restoring The River with the Yurok, Hupa and Karuk | Tending Nature | Season 2, Episode 3 | KCET
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- For the past two centuries, California has relied heavily on the natural resources of the North Coast region, exploiting its pristine watersheds for agriculture and its forests for timber. But today, the environmental costs of timber extraction and damming have reached a tipping point. Now the Yurok are working with local and state organizations to revitalize the forests, rivers and wildlife, a comprehensive feat requiring collaboration among community leaders up and down the Klamath and Trinity Rivers.
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warms my heart to see the klamath given' a chance for rebirth
The health of the river is the health of the people, care for it care for all!
This is inspiring. I hope more people realize how much we can accomplish if we all work towards restoring our landscapes.
Thank you for this wonderful video! I got chills at the end... this is healing work. Sending all my love for the Yurok, Hoopa, and Karuk peoples, the Klamath River, and the vision of world renewal.
Salmon is life
it's important to give the salmon half a chance, taking out the dams is the best thing we can do to help them, so excited for dam removal
Nothing is as beautiful as the Predator Birds flying free & hunting as they see fit. Nothing is as tragic as the sight of modern day humans destroying the land with their homes & excessive outdoor lighting.
Greetings Orleans Ca. Sonny your old neighbor on Fer. Rnch. Rd. I was happy to meet u...the dams r coming down! Hope u and yours are doing well...never did get to see the sunset into the Pac. Saw the new moon rising over the Tri.Alp's. a view I'll never forget...it was magic...Orleans a gem on the planet...
Tell me more about Federico Rebella before starting documentaries so far like this. His mother is called Anna and was engaged secretly with my foster father. Thats how Anna Trouble began, It was in the second half of the 90s.
Love this I'm definitely buying land there so me and my family can help the ecosystem and community
There is no restoring the Trinity River until the dams come down.
Listen to what we say and nothing else
Hi, Condos are endangered and federally protected? anyone
I have dipnet videos and salmon fishing videos. I’m a TRIBAL MEMBER FROM YAKAMA NATION
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...good luck...I wonder if it will ever happen... would it be a wild river again... we owned property out of Happy Camp on the river.. loved it..it is beautiful... i remember the big fish die off it was scary...the river bed was lined with dead fish... hope it all comes back...I dont think they will ever take down Irongate.. but time will tell...some say removing the dams wont make it a wild river again...so what is it..???..we would let all natives cross our land to fish... no problem.. other would not...one a-hole actually pointed a rifle at people...!!!..!!!
That was awesome
I believe we California natives should do a go fund me and campaign to get water restoration resources so the algae can die off they have algae d solv that is very effective in reservoirs
I see a asteroid returning to let nature reclaim what it has lost to man.
Nature and man are the same thing. All of the ingredients needed to create a human were in the right place at the right time. An asteroid is probably coming. We currently have bigger unsolvable problems. 1st one being. Humans are just animals, and we all want to be 1st in line. Until we get past that????????????????????
To bad the whole river is poisoned and will be for many years to come
Nice try. I was just there. Things look awesome. The water quality is improving every day.
Do they still live in tepees?
Never did
Only tribes in the Great Plains and Plateau cultural areas lived in tipis. Some in the Great Basin cultural area too. Today, althought i wouldn't say they have been forgotten, they are by far much less used. Only for ceremonies, tourism activities and cultural revitalization programs.
@@jorgeh.r9879 correct
I’m a TRIBAL MEMBER FROM YAKAMA NATION
I have cool videos being a TRIBAL MEMBER
Being a vegetarian is a teacher learn from the experience before you talk about protecting life
Wonderful