Journey To The Elwha River

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
  • Come and take a journey to the Elwha River with me! Getting to witness this rewilding process in real-time has been so gratifying. A true testament to how powerful and resilient nature is. #TeamRewild
    Video by Dr. Pamela Kryskow

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  • @channingchills
    @channingchills Год назад +30

    I like to imagine that Paul Stamets is actually a highly evolved sentient fungus who’s mission is to teach humans more about them to deter the deforestation and the destruction of their home.

  • @Prometheushighaf
    @Prometheushighaf Год назад +58

    Paul is one of earts most precious treasures, love his books

  • @Lookbeneaththesurface
    @Lookbeneaththesurface Год назад +18

    Undervalued man right here. He just comes across as genuine without even trying.

  • @Michaelireson
    @Michaelireson Год назад +1

    Protect this man at all costs ! Paul has reached an understanding of life on this planet and a realization of this existence greater than almost everyone. Love to see you out there and active Paul. Keep your passion burning !

  • @halbertking2683
    @halbertking2683 Год назад +2

    Paul Stamets , Everytime when it rains and I see a mushroom pop up , I think of you and your book " Mycilium Running " . Eternal Thanks .

  • @HeyRaeSunnyDay
    @HeyRaeSunnyDay Год назад +24

    I just visited the Elwha River and like you, was just overjoyed at the re-wilding...not just to support the salmon but the whole doggone ecosystem! And funny, humans did that! They agreed to forgoe the damn and return nature to itself. It is astonishing to think humans could come to such an agreement, let alone act upon it. #ModernDayMiracles

    • @greenseed6807
      @greenseed6807 Год назад

      did they remove the dam?

    • @InconspicuousOwl
      @InconspicuousOwl Год назад +3

      Soo purdyy!

    • @4316rodney
      @4316rodney Год назад

      He’s actually saying “rewildling”, because GOT…

    • @indiesky5112
      @indiesky5112 Год назад

      The term rewilding was coined in 1990 by conservationist and environmental activist
      Dave Foreman , co founder of Earth First!

  • @thinkaboutwhy
    @thinkaboutwhy Год назад +2

    Thank you Paul, what an amazing sight!

  • @danfishlock8306
    @danfishlock8306 Год назад +4

    This is great to see! My wife and I visited the deconstruction site in 2012 and we’re really excited to see what might come in the future. It’s so beautiful now.

  • @tomjohnson5713
    @tomjohnson5713 Год назад +1

    Love to all. Thankyou Paul you are an inspiration.

  • @guttercherry6507
    @guttercherry6507 Год назад +7

    There re so many excellent dam removal projects going on all over the world. But the Elwah remains my favorite. The latest fish numbers are super encouraging. The pause in fishing is helping tremendously.

  • @humptydance3114
    @humptydance3114 Год назад +1

    Saw the biggest cougar of my life up the road from the damn on my way to the hot springs. An amazing hike!

  • @pookienumnums
    @pookienumnums Год назад +2

    Please share more videos with little tidbits of knowledge like this its amazing, thank you!!!

  • @johnnyharperscoutstable5386
    @johnnyharperscoutstable5386 Год назад +3

    Been awhile guys. Happy new year. I love the outdoors. Beautiful location. Stay connected friends.🐸🍺🔪🔥

  • @kylekiser8825
    @kylekiser8825 Год назад

    Amazing! As a kayaker, I've also learned to dislike dams for my own selfish joy, but absolutely stoked for the ecosphere to balance back out to what once was.

  • @WyldeRoots
    @WyldeRoots Год назад +3

    Great video Paul. Thanks for sharing!

  • @ScottYdo
    @ScottYdo Год назад

    Paul , you are my hero.
    Thanks for sharing these amazing videos.
    You are a light shining in the darkness of this ever darkening world.
    I certainly wish I could be with you on this one.
    Absolutely stunning.
    100 lb. Salmon!
    One can only imagine.
    I live in Winnipeg. Where the Red river meets the Assiniboine River.
    There are stories about 200 lb.catfish that once long ago fed thousands.
    Now the water is so polluted, I wouldn’t eat anything out of it.
    Lots of fish. But they don’t look very good
    Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy your stories and lectures .
    Keep on shrooming.
    Take care,God bless.
    👍👍🎯from 🇨🇦

  • @cholst1
    @cholst1 Год назад +4

    I have been following the Elwa restoration since the dam went down more or less. It's amazing to see how far it's gotten!

  • @sharon4639
    @sharon4639 Год назад

    God bless you Paul Stamets, thanks for your passion and inspiration.

  • @StanHowse
    @StanHowse Год назад +3

    Yes indeed, Fish heads/guts are mighty good fertilizer.

    • @cj548
      @cj548 Год назад

      Poop of fish

    • @StanHowse
      @StanHowse Год назад

      @@cj548 That too.

  • @majikband
    @majikband Год назад +1

    Hey Paul. Dr. Greg from MAJIK BAND here. I live the Elwha river area. Thanks for showcasing this beautiful piece of biodiversity. Can’t wait to collaborate on our Mycelium song with you. Perhaps sometime you will make it down here to Nevada City CA and we can share our beloved Yuba River with you.

  • @pauli7457
    @pauli7457 Год назад +2

    I love this guy 💝

  • @1p6t1gms
    @1p6t1gms Год назад +1

    Thanks for the tour of this very beautiful location of nature... it does put a smile on my face.

  • @user-zz2jc8gq1o
    @user-zz2jc8gq1o Год назад

    I live in this area they've done a lot of work to restore it back to its original path I really love this area and all its different ecosystems that are all interconnected

  • @morganh9200
    @morganh9200 Год назад +2

    Excellent! Wild & scenic has worked hard to help remove dams on many small rivers that have impacted salmon runs, etc, that were built for no apparent reason…. Gr8 to see it!

  • @raul_martin
    @raul_martin Год назад +3

    Always waiting for Paul's videos. Happy to see him and see he is still exploring! Thanks!

  • @stevemyers2092
    @stevemyers2092 Год назад +1

    excellent - there are pockets of sanity. so there is hope......

  • @tfp9978
    @tfp9978 Год назад

    It's so great, that the river recuperated. Thanks for this cool video

  • @CockOfTheWalk
    @CockOfTheWalk Год назад +3

    Beautiful country!! Safe travels Paul

  • @MegaKootz
    @MegaKootz Год назад +8

    Thank you for your contributions to the world of mushrooms. I personally feel that humanity will need a massive change in culture that hopefully will return the people to a more shamanistic and more humanistic path. We need to work away from the 8 hour a day corporate driven grind that turns all humans into tools and move to a more survivable, more sustainable future for all humans. Not just the rich ones. I must say though, the dream looks as though it may stay a dream for quite a lot longer.

  • @adventurecoalition3690
    @adventurecoalition3690 Год назад +1

    Very interesting, thx for sharing. Awesome location

  • @mritchie85
    @mritchie85 Год назад

    It's all an interconnected cycle, so fascinating, thank's for the upload!

  • @timbutler3213
    @timbutler3213 Год назад +1

    The Seattle Times did a pictorial article regarding the removal of the damn and restoration of the Elwa. It’s worth looking up. Many great photos and lengthy article.

    • @timbutler3213
      @timbutler3213 Год назад

      Looks like 3 lengthy articles actually. I was going to link it but there’s 3 so not sure which one people would wanna see and read.

  • @joshuaatkins5197
    @joshuaatkins5197 Год назад +2

    Long time no see! Hope you enjoyed all the beauty

  • @RobbieBobbie98
    @RobbieBobbie98 Год назад +3

    Thank you Paul! Excellent information as always

  • @matthewlabunsky9554
    @matthewlabunsky9554 Год назад +2

    Paul ! It would be interesting to see a series on the interconnected aspects of the temperate rainforests.

  • @Jango1989
    @Jango1989 Год назад

    I could listen to Paul Stamets all day!

  • @131
    @131 Год назад +3

    i love this man

  • @miroirdusonge
    @miroirdusonge Год назад +3

    Thank you Paul for all the good work you're doing 🙏

  • @injasenpai3142
    @injasenpai3142 Год назад +2

    the real ''OG'' , BTW NATURE IS BEAUTIFUL

  • @wildeninja2836
    @wildeninja2836 Год назад +3

    We love you brother! Thanks for posting and hope you are well.

  • @jonathonnolan2328
    @jonathonnolan2328 Год назад +1

    Love it!

  • @ravilambmusic
    @ravilambmusic Год назад +2

    Paul, keep smiling and adventuring. You're an inspiration to my wife and I, and I wish to be the same for my sons. Mahalo from the Big Island.

  • @dirkbowman946
    @dirkbowman946 Год назад +2

    Love you Paul

  • @bountybreaks
    @bountybreaks Год назад +2

    This is simply gorgeous💗 I have, for the longest time, had an internal conflict between growing up around the Oahe Dam that I love while knowing very well I Do Not love how it came to fruition! The conflict of indigenous peoples along with the biological diversity that was sacrificed for “Lightbulbs”!
    ✌️💗🙏

  • @mickpower9208
    @mickpower9208 Год назад +1

    Beautiful spot. Would love to do a bit of camping there.

  • @MitchelHumpherys
    @MitchelHumpherys Год назад +4

    Enlightening, as always

  • @catherinepoloynis
    @catherinepoloynis Год назад

    Thanks for sharing this beautiful scene.

  • @suzannearcher4028
    @suzannearcher4028 Год назад +1

    THANK U for that✌🏾💛

  • @waterforlife1753
    @waterforlife1753 Год назад +1

    Thanks Paul🤗

  • @onelove8062
    @onelove8062 Год назад

    Love that Pauls rockin the stealie

  • @Jeremy-iz6xs
    @Jeremy-iz6xs Год назад +1

    Looks beautiful

  • @340wbymag
    @340wbymag Год назад +1

    I enjoy your videos!

  • @pablinksksks
    @pablinksksks Год назад

    Go Paul! Saludos desde Cuyo. La corrillera de Los Andes, Argentina.

  • @amarshall88
    @amarshall88 Год назад

    Ah man this is right next to my house. If only I had known my hero would have been in town!

  • @LDdrums20
    @LDdrums20 Год назад +1

    I want to visit. It's such an inspiring case

  • @alexs2539
    @alexs2539 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing Paul.

  • @chiseldrock
    @chiseldrock Год назад +2

    IF ONLY CANADA WOULD TAKE NOTE!!!

  • @MFJoneser
    @MFJoneser Год назад

    May Earth Stay Blessed For Eternity 🥹😘🫶🏻❤️☮️

  • @KaSssarN
    @KaSssarN Год назад

    Paul is living legend

  • @ConalFlood
    @ConalFlood Год назад

    Absolutely stunning

  • @Bob-zv2kg
    @Bob-zv2kg Год назад

    Thank you Paul

  • @willvaughter3297
    @willvaughter3297 Год назад +2

    Love your work brother! Thank you

  • @ThePahndafoetoe
    @ThePahndafoetoe Год назад +2

    I’m just waiting for him to say how the Salmon introduced a type of mushroom that broods from the corpse of those rumored 100-140 pound fish.

  • @whiskeyman-ob2bs
    @whiskeyman-ob2bs Год назад

    The elwha is awesome i use to walk it all the time

  • @arcatacompany
    @arcatacompany Год назад

    Thanks Paul mind-blown there, bears bringing salmon for nutrients to the trees

  • @chadnation5231
    @chadnation5231 Год назад

    Beautiful spot.

  • @joshusthegreat
    @joshusthegreat Год назад +1

    I'd love to see you do more educational videos.

  • @blakeanderson7906
    @blakeanderson7906 Год назад

    You rock Paul 🤘

  • @Chonstantin
    @Chonstantin Год назад +3

    Paul, your videos need to be at least 5 minutes long man. I love them

  • @lind5180
    @lind5180 Год назад

    Beautiful 🌷

  • @bigpatman7846
    @bigpatman7846 Год назад +1

    👍❤️❤️❤️👍

  • @jennifers6435
    @jennifers6435 Год назад +1

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @ChakrunaBlue
    @ChakrunaBlue Год назад

    Grande Paul!!

  • @sicksideworldwide1599
    @sicksideworldwide1599 Год назад +1

    Legend in his natural habitat

  • @katotornado4312
    @katotornado4312 Год назад +3

    Hey Paul. Love your videos and your amazing information!

  • @starobservers9862
    @starobservers9862 Год назад

    Most awesome mushroom man!

  • @auratab9505
    @auratab9505 Год назад

  • @GrandSchemes
    @GrandSchemes 10 месяцев назад

    All Is One

  • @InconspicuousOwl
    @InconspicuousOwl Год назад +1

    Purdyyy!

  • @americanineverywaybutcitiz2330

    Facts

  • @deenzmartin6695
    @deenzmartin6695 Год назад

    🌲🌲🌲

  • @psychedelicvoyager9331
    @psychedelicvoyager9331 Год назад +2

    Good to see you Paul, its been a while since you uploaded

  • @kamronandaya7619
    @kamronandaya7619 Год назад

    amazing

  • @looshandnugget
    @looshandnugget Год назад

    My challenge to Mr. Stamets: Please provide captions so deaf and hard of hearing watchers/learners/fans don't have to rely on the very bad auto-captions.

  • @Diep.ttshtivi
    @Diep.ttshtivi Год назад

    Nice man! 🎉

  • @SeerSnively
    @SeerSnively Год назад

    Paul, love your work and this video. One small note: Please try to use the phase "wild" instead of "crazy" in the future.

  • @JM-ux2pe
    @JM-ux2pe Год назад +1

    Paul starting to look more and more like Jerry Garcia

  • @neinja6394
    @neinja6394 Год назад

    Paul, you’re a G

  • @real_great_storys3965
    @real_great_storys3965 Год назад

    Hey Paul! Have a question! Last summer I got big into mushrooms and this year I am wanting to grow the ones I find again and again later. For most mushrooms can I just collect bottom or end chunk with the most mycelium on it and like put it in a warm moist bag with food in there and let it sit? Will I be able
    To then introduce that later to the environment that is needed and get the same mushroom growing?

  • @kevilrpm
    @kevilrpm Год назад

    Where have you gone Paul? No interviews or research coming out? Are you done? Please don't give up brother!

  • @Chocoboranger
    @Chocoboranger Год назад

    Calling that a lake is disrespectful to nature. Glad to see the area doing much better now after the dam reservoir was removed.

  • @VIKclips
    @VIKclips Год назад

    Please come to indonesia and explore out tropical ofrest mushrooms, I think this would be a great expirience!

  • @littlebear7523
    @littlebear7523 Год назад +1

    .:).Nice.:).

  • @daybreaker_666
    @daybreaker_666 Год назад +1

    Great example, fine sir!
    If we learn from this and “rewild” our ways of thinking & living, the world has a much better chance of ensuring the survival for humanity.
    We have the power to raise the standards of living instead of being at the mercy of the parasitical ruling class and we could render them useless.
    We could become independent in the private sector due to competition and stay clear from markets that are crony, coercive or destructive. By engaging in free markets, we’re free to choose self-reliance and a life of our own over the dictates of interventionists.
    With property rights, sustaining natures resources and species is superior, rightful and just compared to the ‘tragedy of the commons’ corrupt and exploitative system that we have.
    Giving back to the upper crust of Earth by process of mycoremediation should be Priority One. Any who oppose this should step aside and stand down!
    I find that the most rational and ethical path, one that’s most natural to humankind, is Voluntaryism. This sound philosophy makes for the ‘rewilding’ necessary to thrive and ensure the survival of our species. To coexist and flourish in biodiversity we so need right now.

    • @daybreaker_666
      @daybreaker_666 Год назад

      Philosophy of Liberty: ruclips.net/video/6IcZQc5zAM4/видео.html

    • @daybreaker_666
      @daybreaker_666 Год назад

      What is Mycelium?:
      ruclips.net/video/vnRDzotcQ9U/видео.html

    • @daybreaker_666
      @daybreaker_666 Год назад

      Now cursed be thee
      Who would ruin our fair land
      And cursed be thee
      That would seal up the wells
      And cursed be thee
      That abandon the god's hands
      And build a strange place
      For our people to dwell
      Now cursed be thy breath
      And cursed be thy breathing
      And cursed be thy eyes
      And cursed be thy sight
      And cursed be thy hands
      That have slackened the harvest
      And closed the old ways
      To the joy and the light
      Now cursed be thy name
      All cursed and forgotten
      All cursed beyond memory
      Place or recall
      And cursed be thy soul
      Out of nothing begotten
      Nothing to no thing
      And nothing to all
      Now cursed art thee
      Who have ruined our fair land
      And cursed art thee
      That sealed up our wells
      And cursed art thee
      That abandon the god's hands
      And have built a strange place
      For the children to dwell
      :
      ruclips.net/video/wANq6ekqQWw/видео.html

  • @RobertMStahl
    @RobertMStahl Год назад

    hydrino, sir! &c, thank you!

    • @RobertMStahl
      @RobertMStahl Год назад

      With hydrino, KISS, already available, NO need 4 dams at all (if you care). Zero pollution. Pretty big development in the natural, all 1st principles, 85 orders of magnitude taking 5 years to peer review, cuZ, the entire universe. Really, more, but, simple has to remain...
      The simple notion being a modest correction to one and only one element on the periodic chart, guess which one? 'Too much to deal with, the electron's current density or, just, current DENSITY itself? It's, just, a particle.
      Is it because the Great Circle resolves the issue of hbar for once? You r much smarter, everyone is. Need2NO is what simplicity is about.
      Hydrogen is TRANS-Periodic. See Mental Boost 2's recent video on 9-11, effectively, a coronal mass ejection, thus hydrino. Also, the clap of lightening, but, the fuel supply (water) is in short supply to continue the chain reaction. If you want to go 'the other way, so is Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha‘apai, the lightening being the giveaway. Amps, not voltage. Surprised?
      AnyWHO, nano nano. I don't make the rules.

  • @polkadotmicrochip
    @polkadotmicrochip Год назад +1

    welcome to the olympic peninsula

  • @bigrob7531
    @bigrob7531 Год назад

    Please do a long form nature walk and just explain please and thank you 😊 🙏

  • @whomanism
    @whomanism Год назад

    hello,
    sry for posting here.i asked myself , if old ,used up bag cultures of different wood saprophytes couldn' t be used to produce jiffy pots for the agricultural industry.now they use a lot of peat and this becomes more and more an environmental problem.
    could this be a possibility?
    :)

  • @Pure_taste
    @Pure_taste 11 месяцев назад

    Elwha comes from arbic word[ الواحة ]
    which means the lake surrendered by trees

  • @MrJOJ
    @MrJOJ Год назад

    What are the negative side effects of portobello mushrooms Paul?