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Kenyan here, we are very proud of Wangari Maathai (RIP) Most Kenyan Primary and Hight Schools have a practice of every student planting one or more tree every few years. That means millions of Kenyans have each planted at least one tree, Its all because of her actions.
Wow! That's wonderful to hear! Wangari Maathai was an incredible woman who did so much for her country and the world. It's great that her legacy lives on through the millions of trees that have been planted by Kenyan students. Keep up the good work!
@@naturio-tv We can feel the world is hotter we want clean air and good rains Also we can grow the wood trees if you want to sell the trees later for building materials or make furniture a lot more but my English not good to explain everything
You need to confirm if all the reforestation projects you mention are 'the right tree in the right place' before we can make the assumption these projects are good for the planet. E.g are these trees native and planting on habitats which should be forest? Or are they non native trees, typically in monocultures planted on biodiverse grassland or carbon rich peatland.
Thank you for this feedback! We did investigate these people and organizations of course, but we could have highlighted the matters you mention. Wish you all the best //Symbiosis
A couple of decades ago I lived in North London. I'd walk my dogs in the local park that bordered the countryside of the Green Belt. My wife collected some acorns on one of our walks and we decided to try and grow them, for fun and with no expectations of success. To our surprise we actually got several to "take", put them in pots and after a year or so took them off the window sill in the kitchen and put them out on the balcony of our little flat. They grew quite quickly and soon became too large for our tiny balcony. I therefore contacted the local council and asked if it was possible to plant them somewhere - the brusque response was that "they're the wrong kind of trees so we can't help you". Obviously this was a bit of a shock as we'd collected the acorns from mature trees that were already in a park maintained by the council. I was quite annoyed. As I walked my dogs in the park I looked at the oak trees and had an idea. A few nights later at midnight my wife and I took one of the trees (it was about five feet tall in it's pot), a rucksack full of water (in old 2L Coke bottles), and a shovel and walked to the park. Dug a hole at one of the places we'd selected, popped in some mulch and the sapling, refilled the hole and put as much of the turf back that we could. It was a very rough job but then planting a tree at midnight by moonlight...what do you expect? Over the following days I'd walk the dogs but take along some coke bottles of water in a bag - and water the little tree. The next full moon we did the same again, and repeated the process until we'd cleared our balcony. I'm not sure if we broke any laws - but it was a lot of fun. And we continued to water "our trees" as long as we lived in the area. If I'm in the area I check on them and they're still doing well. A little piece of civil disobedience that I'm quite proud of.
Every child should plant a tree, bush, flowers or garden with their parent or teachers. It will help connect them to nature and the environment. There is a climate crisis. We need climate action now.
Hey Kenz300 x! We really agree that connecting kids with nature is important. Planting trees, bushes, flowers, or creating a garden can both be fun and meaningful! Not only will it help them learn about the environment and build a sense of community but with the climate crisis, it's more important than ever to take action and inspire to protect the planet. Thanks for your positive and supportive message! //The Symbiosis crew
@@naturio-tv I think you should go online and find plenty of petitions to stop not only stop shark killing tournaments but the the willlow projects of course planting trees could also be a good thing for they absorb carbon and other pollutants just remember everything has to exist in a delicate balance, and for what it’s worth, not having any children along with the factor of tree pod burials we stand a better chance of saving the planet. I think the tree pod burial should be a new normal so that forests will be able to absorb more carbon than we can put into the atmosphere not the other way
Thank you for your kind words! We appreciate your support and are glad you enjoyed the video. It can be challenging to get noticed online, but we are committed to creating quality content that resonates with our audience. We hope to continue to grow and reach more people with our messages. Thank you again for your encouragement and support! Cheers, Symbiosis
I was always brought up with the word "reafforestation" so it really bugged me to see, what I presume is another "American bastardaisation" of the English word, to reforestation, as is American custom, noting, like Professor Higgins, that the Americans haven't spoken English in years. So there is a difference. What Paola Lugari is doing in Columbia is reafforestation, bringing back to life, land that has been deforested for years. Or is the difference just the soft appeasal process of the Australian Modern Oxford Dictionary between Oxford and the Webster Dictonary. How long will it take before we are all Americanized, one way or the other. Even the English can no longer speak English. Anyway, speaking proper English- or any other language - doesn't matter anymore; so long as you can press the right buttons on the computer screen (monitor), all's well.
Not sure what you mean by ‘’achieve symbiosis’’, if you mean living sustainably, that requires two things, a rapid end to the actual cause of global warming which is animal agriculture. Secondly we need a rapid transition to a Decentralised Carbon Neg Algae Based Economy, because we literally only have a few years left to permanently sequester the excess atmospheric CO2( if it’s not too late already). The climate doesn’t have time to wait 10 years( min) for enough people to go plant based diets, and for the released land to be reforested and mature enough to permanently sequester enough CO2 to reverse global warming. The last time the Earth had 420ppm of atmospheric CO2 the Seas were approx 78 feet higher, so we just at the beginning of what 420ppm will do!. Photo Bio Reactors( PBR) used to grow Algae are cheap, easy and quick to build, and could be rolled out in every locality within 5 years, Algae produces Clean Burning Carbon Neg Bio Fuel, that permanently sequesters 1 Ton of CO2 from every Barrel, Algae used for waste water treatment would also permanently sequester vast amounts of atmospheric CO2. Many products are made from Algae, including Fertiliser, Nutraceuticals, Compostable products, BioGas, Carbon Neg Hydrogen, Electricity etc. ✊🏽🌻🌎
We will ‘’achieve symbiosis’’ only if we reject this debasing/spirit corrupting system, and re-discover our Arboreal Herbivore/Frugivorous nature, we need to plant Food Forests & Forest Gardens to ‘’achieve’’ this! ✊🏽🌻🌎✌🏽
There is a book about Las Gaviotas, “Gaviotas: A Village To Reinvent the World,” written by Alan Weisman. I can’t recommend it enough, it’s an amazing, exciting, inspiring story. There was MUCH more than planting trees, and even that was multilevel, with finding necessary soil symbionts, adding species, and finding new profitable and sustainable tree products like high-quality resin for string instruments. Many vital inventions transformed agriculture, energy generation, health care, water availability, and so much more. (The Jimmy Carter White House had one of their solar collectors, but Ronald Reagan’s administration removed it.) It wasn’t just for the village itself, their inventions were for everyone who needed them and remain important today.
Hi Catherine, thank you so much for the recommendation. We are definitely amazed by Las Gaviotas, thanks for the additional insights 😊 We'll look into the book for sure, sounds like a great read! Hope to hear more from you 🙏
Typical, BOTH examples given of ‘’mighty’’ animals were predators, is not a Bison or a Guerrilla( for example) ’’mighty’’?, or a ‘’mighty’’ Elephant? or Hippopotamus? Or Rhinoceros?
Hey! Thank you for the comment, we didn't put any thought into this when creating the video. We do however agree with you, herbivores are also mighty and majestic. Will think about this in future videos. Hope you can oversee this instance and subscribe anyways 👏😊
@@naturio-tv I accept that, problem I see and not just with this, but in general, is people think of Predatory animals as being more powerful, superior. That is perpetrated by people constantly being told by nature Docs etc that predators are at the top of the food chain. Simply cos they eat other animals, when really the opposite is the case, Frugivores & Herbivores eat nutrients first hand from plants which surely means they must be at the top of the food chain, Herbivores are bigger, more powerful, are more numerous, social & peaceful animals. Nature Docs etc give a v disproportionate impression that always favours Predators, which skews our perception of wild animals/nature, towards Might being best, that has social implications for us humans & society, but I won’t go into that here except to say humans wrongly think of ourselves as predators, superior, violent etc. ‘’While there are Slaughterhouses, there will be Battlefields’’( Leo Tolstoy)
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Very true, it's unfortunately common in some form. Any thoughts on how to eradicate corruption? Either way we hope the net positive is still positive! Thanks for commenting 👏
Don't worry about that planet, that stuff is disposable... But, what you should worry, it is your afterlife, which is eternal. On the other hand ,It is hardly an achievement, if the same human tribe has learned to feed them self.
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Kenyan here, we are very proud of Wangari Maathai (RIP)
Most Kenyan Primary and Hight Schools have a practice of every student planting one or more tree every few years. That means millions of Kenyans have each planted at least one tree,
Its all because of her actions.
Wow! That's wonderful to hear! Wangari Maathai was an incredible woman who did so much for her country and the world. It's great that her legacy lives on through the millions of trees that have been planted by Kenyan students. Keep up the good work!
My primary is school is forested now, I remember those days of Wangari mathaai,we planted trees and took care of them until they were stable
Reforestation project of Mu Su desert in China
Thailand and a lot of Thai people are growing a lot of trees too I will soon about 100 trees
Thanks for the great advice! Would you recommend us to look into any certain organization? Cheers 🙏
@@naturio-tv We can feel the world is hotter we want clean air and good rains Also we can grow the wood trees if you want to sell the trees later for building materials or make furniture a lot more but my English not good to explain everything
You need to confirm if all the reforestation projects you mention are 'the right tree in the right place' before we can make the assumption these projects are good for the planet.
E.g are these trees native and planting on habitats which should be forest?
Or are they non native trees, typically in monocultures planted on biodiverse grassland or carbon rich peatland.
Thank you for this feedback! We did investigate these people and organizations of course, but we could have highlighted the matters you mention.
Wish you all the best //Symbiosis
A couple of decades ago I lived in North London. I'd walk my dogs in the local park that bordered the countryside of the Green Belt. My wife collected some acorns on one of our walks and we decided to try and grow them, for fun and with no expectations of success. To our surprise we actually got several to "take", put them in pots and after a year or so took them off the window sill in the kitchen and put them out on the balcony of our little flat. They grew quite quickly and soon became too large for our tiny balcony. I therefore contacted the local council and asked if it was possible to plant them somewhere - the brusque response was that "they're the wrong kind of trees so we can't help you". Obviously this was a bit of a shock as we'd collected the acorns from mature trees that were already in a park maintained by the council. I was quite annoyed. As I walked my dogs in the park I looked at the oak trees and had an idea.
A few nights later at midnight my wife and I took one of the trees (it was about five feet tall in it's pot), a rucksack full of water (in old 2L Coke bottles), and a shovel and walked to the park. Dug a hole at one of the places we'd selected, popped in some mulch and the sapling, refilled the hole and put as much of the turf back that we could. It was a very rough job but then planting a tree at midnight by moonlight...what do you expect? Over the following days I'd walk the dogs but take along some coke bottles of water in a bag - and water the little tree. The next full moon we did the same again, and repeated the process until we'd cleared our balcony.
I'm not sure if we broke any laws - but it was a lot of fun. And we continued to water "our trees" as long as we lived in the area. If I'm in the area I check on them and they're still doing well. A little piece of civil disobedience that I'm quite proud of.
What a beautiful story, thanks for sharing! Would you be OK with us sharing it with our viewers? 🌳
Best,
The Symbiosis crew
Every child should plant a tree, bush, flowers or garden with their parent or teachers.
It will help connect them to nature and the environment.
There is a climate crisis. We need climate action now.
Hey Kenz300 x! We really agree that connecting kids with nature is important. Planting trees, bushes, flowers, or creating a garden can both be fun and meaningful! Not only will it help them learn about the environment and build a sense of community but with the climate crisis, it's more important than ever to take action and inspire to protect the planet. Thanks for your positive and supportive message!
//The Symbiosis crew
@@naturio-tv I think you should go online and find plenty of petitions to stop not only stop shark killing tournaments but the the willlow projects of course planting trees could also be a good thing for they absorb carbon and other pollutants just remember everything has to exist in a delicate balance, and for what it’s worth, not having any children along with the factor of tree pod burials we stand a better chance of saving the planet. I think the tree pod burial should be a new normal so that forests will be able to absorb more carbon than we can put into the atmosphere not the other way
Jadav from India planted more tree than any one else in ur video
Thanks for highlighting this! Hope you liked the video anyways? :)
So much positive initiatives ! Many lights on Earth , feelgood video s from Worldsavers
GREAT ! 🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍🌎🌏
Thank you for the comment!! And yes, we're also grateful for the work they are doing 🙏
I can't believe this channel isn't more popular! Great work on this video!!
Thank you for your kind words! We appreciate your support and are glad you enjoyed the video. It can be challenging to get noticed online, but we are committed to creating quality content that resonates with our audience. We hope to continue to grow and reach more people with our messages. Thank you again for your encouragement and support!
Cheers,
Symbiosis
plant for the planet is a cause worth supporting. they work great with also respect for the indgineous tribes and other good concepts
Agree! They are very holistic in their approach - and we LOVE how they work with and respect indigenous tribes 🙏 Thanks for the comment 😊
Will we ever achieve Symbiosis? Could we achieve it through Reforestation and rewilding? Let us know about your thoughts and comments! =)
Hope can go for the Amazon next, or other areas affected by wildfires such as UK, California and Australia.
I was always brought up with the word "reafforestation" so it really bugged me to see, what I presume is another "American bastardaisation" of the English word, to reforestation, as is American custom, noting, like Professor Higgins, that the Americans haven't spoken English in years. So there is a difference. What Paola Lugari is doing in Columbia is reafforestation, bringing back to life, land that has been deforested for years. Or is the difference just the soft appeasal process of the Australian Modern Oxford Dictionary between Oxford and the Webster Dictonary. How long will it take before we are all Americanized, one way or the other. Even the English can no longer speak English. Anyway, speaking proper English- or any other language - doesn't matter anymore; so long as you can press the right buttons on the computer screen (monitor), all's well.
Not sure what you mean by ‘’achieve symbiosis’’, if you mean living sustainably, that requires two things, a rapid end to the actual cause of global warming which is animal agriculture. Secondly we need a rapid transition to a Decentralised Carbon Neg Algae Based Economy, because we literally only have a few years left to permanently sequester the excess atmospheric CO2( if it’s not too late already). The climate doesn’t have time to wait 10 years( min) for enough people to go plant based diets, and for the released land to be reforested and mature enough to permanently sequester enough CO2 to reverse global warming. The last time the Earth had 420ppm of atmospheric CO2 the Seas were approx 78 feet higher, so we just at the beginning of what 420ppm will do!. Photo Bio Reactors( PBR) used to grow Algae are cheap, easy and quick to build, and could be rolled out in every locality within 5 years, Algae produces Clean Burning Carbon Neg Bio Fuel, that permanently sequesters 1 Ton of CO2 from every Barrel, Algae used for waste water treatment would also permanently sequester vast amounts of atmospheric CO2. Many products are made from Algae, including Fertiliser, Nutraceuticals, Compostable products, BioGas, Carbon Neg Hydrogen, Electricity etc. ✊🏽🌻🌎
We will ‘’achieve symbiosis’’ only if we reject this debasing/spirit corrupting system, and re-discover our Arboreal Herbivore/Frugivorous nature, we need to plant Food Forests & Forest Gardens to ‘’achieve’’ this! ✊🏽🌻🌎✌🏽
You can't restore the environment with tree monocultures, especially trees like pine or eucaliptus which kill other plants.
There is a book about Las Gaviotas, “Gaviotas: A Village To Reinvent the World,” written by Alan Weisman. I can’t recommend it enough, it’s an amazing, exciting, inspiring story. There was MUCH more than planting trees, and even that was multilevel, with finding necessary soil symbionts, adding species, and finding new profitable and sustainable tree products like high-quality resin for string instruments. Many vital inventions transformed agriculture, energy generation, health care, water availability, and so much more. (The Jimmy Carter White House had one of their solar collectors, but Ronald Reagan’s administration removed it.) It wasn’t just for the village itself, their inventions were for everyone who needed them and remain important today.
Hi Catherine, thank you so much for the recommendation. We are definitely amazed by Las Gaviotas, thanks for the additional insights 😊 We'll look into the book for sure, sounds like a great read!
Hope to hear more from you 🙏
How about Kenyan sand dams ?
Holding water allows farming and orchards
No mention of Jadav Payeng? He's one of the OGs of reforestation.
Of course! Check this video 😁
ruclips.net/video/7tmiBaGpE60/видео.html
India's tree man should be in this list i guess .. pls check his work .. ✌️✌️
Thanks! Would love to, what's his name? 👏
Typical, BOTH examples given of ‘’mighty’’ animals were predators, is not a Bison or a Guerrilla( for example) ’’mighty’’?, or a ‘’mighty’’ Elephant? or Hippopotamus? Or Rhinoceros?
Hey! Thank you for the comment, we didn't put any thought into this when creating the video. We do however agree with you, herbivores are also mighty and majestic. Will think about this in future videos. Hope you can oversee this instance and subscribe anyways 👏😊
@@naturio-tv I accept that, problem I see and not just with this, but in general, is people think of Predatory animals as being more powerful, superior. That is perpetrated by people constantly being told by nature Docs etc that predators are at the top of the food chain. Simply cos they eat other animals, when really the opposite is the case, Frugivores & Herbivores eat nutrients first hand from plants which surely means they must be at the top of the food chain, Herbivores are bigger, more powerful, are more numerous, social & peaceful animals. Nature Docs etc give a v disproportionate impression that always favours Predators, which skews our perception of wild animals/nature, towards Might being best, that has social implications for us humans & society, but I won’t go into that here except to say humans wrongly think of ourselves as predators, superior, violent etc. ‘’While there are Slaughterhouses, there will be Battlefields’’( Leo Tolstoy)
@@naturio-tvI have just Subscribed, as I support ALL reforestation projects! ✊🏽🌻🌎
Correction- Perpetuated, NOT ‘’Perpetrated’’
Your vids are so good for someone with barely any subscribers
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We couldn't agree more, these projects are top !! & thanks for commenting =)
I'm from Kenya and I'm not sure if we have that many trees
We're currently going through 5 year drought
What makes you think that? We're terrebly sorry about the drought =(
African here from America. Goid job
What a shame that Felix has to live his life with that nightmare name. The world is quite crazy for sure.
Hmm, we like his name and honestly think that he wears it with pride! 👏
Why didn't you mention Israel? We are constantly planting trees on barren land.
Thanks for making us aware of his! We will make sure to check it out 🤗
@@naturio-tv Israel invented the drip irrigation system.
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The most amazing one is the one in China.
Thank you for commenting! Which one do you refer to? =)
@@naturio-tv The Great Green Wall of China.
Ahh of course, thank you!
Scratch the surface of these projects. You always find hype and corruption.
Very true, it's unfortunately common in some form. Any thoughts on how to eradicate corruption? Either way we hope the net positive is still positive! Thanks for commenting 👏
Don't worry about that planet, that stuff is disposable... But, what you should worry, it is your afterlife, which is eternal. On the other hand ,It is hardly an achievement, if the same human tribe has learned to feed them self.
Thank you for your comment. We understand that you believe that worrying about the planet is not important and that people should focus on their afterlife instead. However, it is important to consider the impact that our actions have on the world around us and to strive to live in a way that is sustainable and respectful of the planet.