Meeting Sir David Attenborough
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- I recently had the chance of a lifetime to meet and interview Sir David Attenborough whilst he was shooting his major new movie ‘A Life On Our Planet'. Sir David has always been a hero of mine. He introduced us to the natural world, and now he is telling his greatest story yet. It is both terrifying and inspiring in equal measure and a stark reminder of the urgent need for climate action.
The film is available on Netflix. If you’ve had a chance to watch it, I would love to know your thoughts in the comments below.
To learn more about climate change, and what you can do check out Earthrise Studio on Instagram. htttp:// earthrise.studio
A huge thanks to WWF UK and Silverback Films for this opportunity.
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Seeing Jack evolve to a content creator for a cause. Hats off to you.
Thank you for your comment Glester. That means a lot.
@@JackHarries super shalom 😇
man he looks good for 93.
94
Incredible
theacidrain3 I think he looks his age but he is doing very well for his age he can still talk very clearly one of my relatives died aged 93 and sometimes I couldn’t hear what she was saying
theacidrain3 and yes he’s not 93 but 94
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It’s insane & heartwarming to have watched him grow into such an incredible person
Jade Miori seriously.. makes me so proud of him. :,)
I’m totally agreeing with you! He has grown so much and beautifully!
From the twin telepathy videos to this, it's honestly so wonderful and really heart warming ❤
Super shalom 😇
My sister and I cried at one point while watching “A life on our planet”. We just looked at each other with tears in our eyes. It was like a moment where we both knew that this is absolutely devastating. Seeing what is and what has been happening to our planet breaks my heart. Seeing how what *we* do impacts our ecosystem and our wildlife is heart wrenching.
Thank you Jack for being the RUclipsr I’ve always needed since 2014. You used your platform for 14-year-old who never knew what was happening, to inform young minds about something I never knew existed - climate change. Now at 20 years old, I still thank you. Its amazing to see that you were able to take part of something so astonishing.
Hi Taqiyah, thank you for sharing your experience of watching the film. I also cried watching it. It can be really hard to process the information around climate change and it's natural to grieve for what is being lost. However, there is also so much reason for optimism. The next 10 years are an opportunity for humanity to come together and re-think the many aspects of our society that don't work. It's a chance to create a ton of new jobs and in the process build a fairer and greener society that works for the many and not just the few!
@@JackHarries Hi Jack, I live in South Africa- a developing country. The hardest obstacle for the working class as well as the middle class is that going green, using renewable energy, is quiet expensive. Driving around Cape Town, you would see that the solar panels installed are only on the RDP houses- Reconstruction and Development Programme houses- freely since they are government owned. And on the upper class houses since they are able to afford it. What I also noticed is that eating healthier or having a vegan based diet i.e. buying free range or buying fresh fruits/vegetables, is very expensive compared to buying processed food. Therefore, since it is more affordable people tend to buy the processed food. Do you think that in future, for the developing countries, it would be more affordable to use renewable energy?
It’s weird seeing someone I used to watch when I was 10 pop up again, but instead of this like,16 yr old kid, who used to film vids in his room, become this incredible and inspiring adult is honestly the best thing to see. I want to be like you when I grow up.
Thanks for your comment. That means a lot to hear!
Sir David Attenborough is such an incredible source of knowledge for anyone
He’s a living legend
You did a fantastic job in this interview, Jack! I would have been a nervous wreck, but you nailed it.
@Karanjeet Kainth LMAOOO
@Karanjeet Kainth atleast he has the confidence to post a picture of his face unlike you with the ca avi lmao
see now i have to go back and watch all of the 'Rickshaw Run' videos for nostalgia
thought this exact same thing! and all the other videos as well
maaaan I totally forgot about those!
aha literally read my mind there
same :((
I used to love this channel 7 years ago and I'm so happy to see you're still putting out excellent and meaningful work!
Love to see the evolution of Jack, turning a channel and voice from what was a still a beautiful little corner of the Internet to a voice of natural empowerment, a voice that so desperately needs to be heard and reheard until we can hopefully, finally, solve this global crisis. Thanks, Jack. Thanks, David. Peace and love.
Thanks Trent. Appreciate your kind words.
The resemblance of Jack with Sir David is amazing, it's like seeing Sir David being interviewed by his younger self.
Shalom 😇
Terrified is the perfect word. The overwhelming sense of not being able to change anything because the problem is "so big"? I'm struggling with that whenever I watch any nature documentaries now. I loved them as a child, was always an exploring, outdoors-y kid (and still am at 20) but now I can't look at them without the knowledge, that this beauty is in so much danger and might not even be there anymore in what 10, 20 years? The thought of how the world might look in 20 years if nothing changes? Terrifying.
Edit: i havent seen sir davids new movie yet, I really want to though, but I need a calmer state of mind to not have a breakdown over it after..
Hi Lisa - you're completely right in how scary it feels! But I would definitely recommend watching the film even though you feel anxious about it all - he talks about the things we can do to enact change and what is possible. I'm pregnant atm and at times was thinking "what the hell am I brining our child into", but by the end of the film, I felt hopeful that we can get this right and the world and human kind can actually thrive together.
@@rosiewhittingham8508 okay great thank you, will do over the weekend😊
@@lisa_vxng did you watch it? I watched it and felt very bad afterwards about what's happening to the natural world.
Since the beginning: I would always say JacksGap when people ask me my fave RUclipsr. Funny nowadays, 1st thing they ask is what kind of drama he is involved with LOL. I'm so proud to say that THIS IS JACKSGAP, the channel grew-up with Jack Harries. Hope RUclipsrs now will be more involved less with drama and more with important causes!
Thank you Jack!
Jack Harries, you age like a fine wine.
when worlds collide... i went to the premiere of Attenborough’s new film and it was incredible. thank you for continuing to relay Attenborough’s message Jack!
@@joao8445 You seem to know a whole lot about a person you have probably never met in real life. Jack has been with his girlfriend for a while now, they really seem to love each other. I don't see what her being white has anything to do with him speaking up for minorities. And she's making her own money and doesn't seem at all like the type who'd do everything to be rich or even care about being rich. And what his parents do or say is not Jack's responsibility.
Loves from Turkey. You are an inspiring person. I think ten years later we’ll see sandstorms and high temperatures all around the world and we will miss these days and feel sorry guilty about this situation. We’ll want to go back but it is gonna be too late
Sandstorms? What do you think is going to happen, water will evaporate and turn into sand?
@@AGamingLemon I'll be honest I can't name all the possible specific consequences of climate change, but since experts are warning us that there are gonna be more weather extremes, it's certainly imaginable we'll see more sandstorms because of transforming wind patterns.
Clara Schneider but ‘sandstorms all around the world’ - I’m not doubting global warming, I’m just highlighting the misinformation which is damaging.
@@AGamingLemon oh I see what you mean. I guess I thought the original comment was referring to high temperatures all around the world and not necessarily the sandstorms.
It is not a misinformation. Havent you watched Interstellar ? There is gonna be sand storms because of the drought. I’m living in Turkey. There is no dessert in here. Not even one but last month we saw sand storm here for the first time
Hi Jack, great video and a natural interviewer, especially when in the presence of Sir David Attenborough. I actually took my mum along to the cinema to watch the new life on this planet film, as my mum does not really agree/care about the climate changing. She left the cinema wanting to go plant-based, and full of new information that bothered her to a degree. I was shocked myself, but it goes to show these films really do make a difference.
We actually met last year when you did a Q&A talk, I spoke to you about my eco friendly dog walking business. It would be good to catch up, as I would love to speak with you for my documentary I am in the middle of filming, talking about how climate change not only will and is effecting humans, but how it will effect our pets as well.
Once again great video and I will continue to follow your content on all platforms. Great stuff!
Dan
This is such a lovely surprise!! Thank you for this 💜
I cried for most of that film. I have watched Mr. Attenborough for many many years and I look up to him, so for him to say these things, that actions we take now WILL affect us, me & you, later in life is terrifying and sad. I try to spread the word about this to everyone, and I really hope that everybody sees the film, and take action. I am really afraid of the future, I have really bad anxiety about it because I feel like what I do won´t help, but I still try to make decisions that are thought through. I just wish for a happy and bright future, and that we all listen to this wise man.
I also want to add that I love people like you raising your voice for something as important as this! I remember watching you and Finn opening fan mail, and seeing you now is very inspiring.
Such a beautiful documentary by Sir David Attenborough; hat off to that. It made me feel guilty but also hopeful that we still have the chance to save ourselves, the next generation that follows, and our home planet. It's well said that it needs to be done now and by all of us. Watching the documentary and spread the knowledge and facts behind it is one action we all can do. As you said, everyone must watch it. Thank you for sharing the interview. Looking forward to watching more videos about our planet and solutions to the crisis we are facing, on your channel, Jack. Well-done!
Hey bro hope you are well. Sorry we haven't been able to visit you for a while we were in Bulgaria then Malta were we got stuck due to Covid and flights we're cancelled. But great to catch up with you again. Attenborough is a pure legend brother. He is completely awesome. This is amazing can't believe you worked with him. Wow. Thanks so much for sharing this. Stay safe and catch up again real soon God bless.
It feels like since Netflix has made the Our Planet series free, I have become more concerned with nature. I have become more open to what's happening on earth, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. And that film made me cry for the first time because it described the natural world that is so fragile. And David Attenborough's latest film made me cry even louder. And these two films instantly changed my aim.
I was just aware of this problem. I am still 15 years old, and what can I do in the future, or even now, to act on this issue. And I really want to be like David Attenborough.
This makes David feels like a friend. Thanks for doing this and helping us better understand David and his story.
Thank you for caring about our environment. We need more people like you.
Watched the film on Netflix as soon as it was released on 4th Oct. Absolutely love it. I grew up watching all of Sir David’s documentaries. This time though, this latest film of his, unlike all the other productions he’s done, really sets off the alarm for us all and makes me ponder what better ways there are to help conserve the natural wilderness and maintain biodiversity especially when we live in the concrete jungles..
Proud to be a twin too! From a young age I learned that you can achieve more working together than working alone, thank you for using your platform to reach people and getting this important message across!
Hi Jack, I have been following your journey since you started on RUclips. Its really inspiring how you've evolved , becoming an influencial person and caring about one of the most important issues we are facing today. I watched last night ''A life on our Planet'', and it was deeply emotional and alarming. As an architecture student, I also feel I have to do my bit and build responsibly with materials that will minimize the environmental impact. So I want to thank you for participating and sending the word out to everyone to watch this and for becoming someone I inspire to be, or be related to some day.
Love from Norway
Hi Natalia, thank-you so much for your comment. That means a lot to hear. Good luck with your architecture studies, as I'm sure you know there is so much opportunity to rethink how we design buildings and create cities in a way that works with nature rather than against it.
I really appreciate this video. I would be so star struck interviewing Sir David Attenborough, he has taught me so much through the years
This is incredible...thank you so much for sharing this important story❤️ this deserves so many more views!!!
I’ve learned more from watching David Attenborough’s videos than I have in any of my ecology classes for undergrad. It’s so important that people realize the severity of our problem of climate change. No one could detail it better than someone who has devoted his entire life to educating people about wildlife like Attenborough had. I’ve had the reminder set on my phone for months to see his new film and it definitely didn’t disappoint. It’s truly a masterpiece and it’s so rewarding to see the account of such a great leader come together perfectly.
Sir David Attenborough has been my biggest idol for as long as I can remember. I am clearly an environmentalist, and I have had constant chest pain for many years due to the situation in nature. I don't know if I feel very optimistic about it ... But I have been able to see and be part of various initiatives around the world, which makes me feel a little better.
The documentary Demain its great to see those little things and to be inspired.
I am also very grateful because I have had the opportunity to travel and see incredible places. And as an anthropologist and audiovisual student I hope to be able to travel and be enlightened by the beauty of nature, and to be able to do something from my profession.
I love the things you've been doing for the last few years. Congrats! And im kind of jelous, its my dream work! Maybe we'll meet someday!
He's backkk 🥺🥺
Sending love from new Zealand jack your growth, passion, and talent are so lovely too see .keep the great work comming super proud of you my friend
Excited for all the upcoming (and much needed) content, Jack!
Miss seeing jacks videos but makes me so happy that he’s off seeing the world. Sir David Attenborough is such an incredible person. His documentaries have really inspired me, I’ve been travelling the past few years and spent a lot of time looking into conservation projects and helping out because of him. I think it’s incredible to have these documentaries because it inspires so many people. Absolutely loved this video ❤️
Without wanting to put a lot of pressure on you (because they are mighty shoes to fill), I hope very much Jack that you will be one of the ones to take the torch onward from Sir David when he no longer makes films.
Not necessarily about the pure look at animals and plants in the form of natural history documentary (although I'd still listen to you anytime!), but in terms of his later work on climate activism. You are in a position to take this on, you also have the talent and passion to do so. I hope to see you making these films - for a mainstream audience - for decades to come, just as Sir David has done.
I was in complete awe while watching A Life on our Planet. I've seen many David Attemborough's films, and each one has stuck with me. But this one really hit a nerve. It is really terryfing, but at the same time, it gives plausible solutions and hope, if we act now that is. It must have been an honour to interview him, thank you so much for bringing awareness to this and many other causes. You are a true inspiration, Jack!
I agree. This new film hits a nerve in a way I've never felt before. It is without doubt Attenboroughs most important story yet. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts.
I cried throughout the whole documentary... it really had an impact on me and made me question my ‘daily and usual’ life choices. I’m going to start trying to make small changes, as every little helps. It very much hurt me when he became upset on the documentary, it added personal accountability.
He is such an inspiration. I cried at the film on Netflix, the prospect of the future is a scary one (especially when thinking about what could happen in our children, and grandchildren's lifetime) but he and his message and what he is continuing to do at 93, gives me so much hope. Also thankful for content like this on youtube, its education on climate change that I otherwise might not have had. It gives me hope that people like you Jack continue to educate using their platforms, such an amazing way to use it.
I enjoyed the way you set up the interview... The future holds so much promise, it has a tendency to overwhelm me. But learning new things and skills has always helped me be motivated to do more work for others. So thanks for the interview Jack!
It's good that we have people like David Attenborough who raise awareness about the environment, spreading messages while inspiring hope and good for you to have meet him.
Loved the interview with David and the documentary as well! Such a powerful message to share and it can at times be overwhelming towards our mental health at times. I've been a huge fan since your RUclips channel started, I really resonated with one of your RUclips videos about mental health over 5 yrs ago now. Love your work
The film confirmed to me that I need to stay optimist and do my best to play a positive role in the fight for climate change. Thank you for your dedication, i'm looking up to you! All the way from 🇨🇦
Following your RUclips content and other media platforms for a long time, I can honestly say that you are one of the core reasons I understand more about the climate crisis and feel motivated to change my behaviour to help prevent it progressing beyond our control. Thank you for everything you do and I have to respect how collected you were in the interview! Must have felt like such a privilege 😌💛
This is such a heartwarming video. Sir David Attenborough recently provided narrative for a movie called 'Wild Karnataka' based on the place I live in. It was so informative and inspirational. He is such an exceptional human being!
The movie is very touching. I found myself crying my eyes out seeing the future we’re heading to if we don’t take this crisis seriously. It inspired me to continue sharing this kind of documentaries and the information like the one found at Earthrise in order to help people be more conscious of the importance of taking care of nature and respecting it as our home.
Thank you for sharing. You and Finn both have inspired me over the years to do more for the planet and take care of it. Thank you again!
Sir David has always been my inspiration. Sir David impact is real among the young generation. His dedication to the natural world has made me eager to do something like him in the future. I hope the "future" of the natural world does exist.
And for Jack, I'm so glad that you're back making videos on RUclips! So keen to see more about climate content. Well done!
Agreed, he has such an important role to play. Many thanks for your comment.
It’s weird coming from Dan’s old video with you to seeing you do this now. It’s comforting to see your growth you’ve done great.
Jack, I love seeing how your filmmaking has taken on such an important role in our world. I’m a filmmaking in San Francisco and have dreams of telling the types of stories you’re telling. I want my films to have impact and know I can change so minds. Any advice on building a filmmaking career in this field? Keep doing the hard, needed work!
wow you haven't posted in about a year- I'm so glad you're back, I hope you continue to post!
It’s so inspiring what you’re doing Jack! Using your platform to raise awareness over such an important topic is truly amazing! I really hope we’re the generation to help make a change!
Thanks Darryll. That means a lot!
Jack, I am so, so proud of you. I’ve been here since your very first videos. I am currently on last semester in college, majoring in environmental science and natural resources conservation. It’s really freaking cool seeing you end up in this line of work. Much love from the states. 💛
Jack, I have seen your evolution as a filmmaker and you have inspired me time and time again. As a cinematographer, I feel the calling to do more with may passion about the environment. I don't know when it may be, but I hope to work and be in touch with you and Alice sometime in the near future. All the love to you both
Watching the Our Planet series on one hand felt really nostalgic because I sometimes found myself watching with open an mouth and sparkling eyes just like the 10 year old me had been watching the video tapes of his other shows. On the other hand it was terrifying to realize that all that beauty can be lost and it will be our fault as a species. And it will happen pretty soon if we don't change our ways almost immediately. Also the fact that all the nations of the world has to work together as one seems almost impossible to me at the current state. And it is deeply disapointing that the ones with the reins in their hands won't make solving the climate crisis their priority. How could someone just choose power and greed and be so ignorant when our planet as we know it is at stake? So surely a lot of eyes must be opened and that's where you guys come into the picture doing all that amazing work, putting in so much effort and speak to many hearts.
Nature has given me and all of us sooo much. It is time we gave something back! And that is making a change which starts with each and every one of us.
I watched the film today, after waiting months for its arrival. I knew it was going to be good, but I never thought it would make me so emotional as it did. It sounded an alarm in my head and struck anger within me as well. Thinking that just we humans have caused this, it's a disgrace. I truly hope that as many people can see this film as possible. I am an environmental studies student and so this film was extremely important to me, as is Sir David. I sent the information about the documentary to all of my professors and am hoping they will share it with all the students. It is vital that people watch this and educate themselves on the state of our planet. And that will hopefully strike change. The film was a masterpiece and it is the perfect film to describe what is going on within climate change. David Attenborough has always been an inspiration to me so when he went silent and sat thinking about what we have done to our planet, it broke my heart. He has been lucky enough to travel and see all of these amazing creatures and habitats and just the same, he has seen them be destroyed, demolished, and killed. This truly is a wake-up call. The section where he described what the future will look like if nothing is done, made me just cry my eyes out. The natural world is something we need to take care of, not destroy. We need to do everything we can to heal it. In the end though, like he said, we will destroy ourselves, nature will regenerate.
I loved the film though, it was everything I had hoped for. And I encourage everyone to watch it. We need to educate and acknowledge the climate crisis before it's too late.
Hi Imogen, thanks for your comment. I agree, I wasn't prepared for how emotional and moving the film would be. This is the most important story of our time and there's no better narrator than Sir David Attenborough.
This is my dream!! I’m so jealous!! I am also so impressed with how Jack has actually used his platform as a means of enacting change and pushing a vitally important message, not just trying to sell us crap we don’t need, disguised as a pointless daily vlog. I’m studying at uni to hopefully one day work in international environmental policy implementation, so I hope, in David Attenborough’s legacy, I can help, even a tiny bit, to protect what he loves, and what we should all care deeply about!
This is exactly the type of content that we need nowadays! As you mentioned Sir David's story is *terrifying and inspiring* . I hope people that have the means and platform to share this vital information like you; keep doing this. Regardless of how hard we cry and how hard it is to hear and *see* the truth (since every time I watch a nature documentary I cry myself to sleep), it is needed to take action; rather sooner than later. It is so nice to see this type of content coming from RUclipsrs and content creators that have built a strong following for so many years and are using it for good. Watching more and more content like this makes me hopeful about the work our generation is doing and I have no doubt that having studied environmental studies was an amazing decision💜
Welcome back! I'm excited for what's to come 🖤:)
Sir David Attenborough.........
words can't describe it.
Just finished "A life on our Planet" a little while ago and my head still hurts from crying so much lmao it was good
also,, it makes me really happy that having this platform has given jack so many opportunities
I’ve always been interested in nature and the natural world, but recently I’ve been taking steps to call myself a conservationist. I also used to make a lot of videos - you were a huge inspiration for that. Your videos have helped me find my way. Thank you. I aspire to be like you, fighting climate change and making films while doing it. Thank you. I hope you have a lovely day!!💖💖
GREAT job Jack. Nice that you got to interview one of your mentors in life.
How did it feel? Hope you do more of these interviews. You do a great job.
Chris from Missouri
I love seeing you Jack for your love and dedication for our Planet. I admire your works from the beginning as a child up to now as a fine man. I love you and may you always be Blessed! I also pray for Sir David's health and may his life be prolong to assist us in saving our planet through what he have witnessed.
I decided to devote my career to combating the climate crisis a couple years ago and am about to finish my first year uni.
Whilst I am so happy that in the past couple of years particularly people are finally acknowledging the issue, I find it hard not to be angry at older generations. So many acknowledge it as an issue amongst other world issues but don't seem to genuinely show concern.
I'm so worried that real change on a global scale with decision-makers will come too late. I only hope that us that know and care will bring about this change effectively.
It's okay to feel negative emotions about uncertain and complex situations like this. Thanks for raising so much awareness Jack
I love how that gap year you took gave you a platform to spread awareness. You’re an inspiration, along with Sir David Attenborough of course!
Thanks for you comment!
I loved the movie so much. As I bawled my eyes out, I realised that living in complete harmony with the world isn't an utopia, it's a necessity. Our ideas and ambition led us to this point, and that's exactly what's going to get us out of this crisis. "The problem is the solution"
A Life On Our Planet is easily one of the most important films made in recent years. You can hear the sadness in Sir David' voice throughout... it's eye opening, terrifying and exciting all at the same time. Essential watching for everyone in my view.
Its really weird that a passing thought of your channel, specifically how I haven't watched it in years, led me to a video posted minutes ago and an important one at that
This is so important!! I am so glad I watched 'A Life On Our Planet' on Netflix and will be making my family and friends watch it too
This was so inspirational Jack I really enjoyed watching it and thought you put yourself across so well!! I have just graduated and now live back in Bristol with my parents and so keen to do something similar to what your doing/ ie be a creator. My family friend directed on a project with Attenborough for a dinosaur programme for the BBC, Charlotte Scott, and she said it was incredibly stressful but rewarding! And at uni was encouraged to watch a lot of programmes in student living from geography friends 😂 I’m applying for the work experience with Silverback films, and really want to do it. It’s so great to see how far you’ve come. Olivia
Yes Jack!! 😍😄 I’m so happy for you and proud of everything you have achieved and achieving!!! I always loved you channel and this video: one of my favourite! Great job
Much love from Italy 💐 Keep going!
I am hopeful that change is coming thanks to all the awareness and public out cry of the new generations. I am 56 and hope that my daughter will have a beautiful world to call home. I know everything happening right now is for many reasons.❤️🇨🇦
Such a beautiful interview! the choice of music is just magical!
I loved “Our Planet.” It was such an eye opener! It is sad what is going on but provide hope things could change! Plus the visuals of the documentaries were amazing!
Jack, thank you for all of the work you are doing to tackle climate change. You are an extremely motivated individual. Your parents deserve credit for raising such a bright and caring person.
Sir David Attenborough, a living legend! We need more people like him!
So much respect for both of you!!! I can see Jack following Sir David’s footsteps. Two of the most inspirational people 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌☺️☺️
Thank for your comment Maisie!
This is actually the dream! Such an amazing opportunity and you are the perfect person to do this. It’s awesome to see how far you have come and what an impact and difference you are making! Kudos
I've just started uni studying zoology with conservation and its opened my eyes up so much more to what is going on around us and watching what you yourself are doing and your videos is so motivating and interesting!
Amazing, that's what David Attenborough studied. Good luck with your degree!
Jack Harries Thankyou! I’m studying at Bangor uni where he studied, Thankyou for the information and videos you make!
Just watched the film and found it one of the most impacful and powerful documentaries I have ever watched. Going to get all my friends to watch it as well.
The film really laid out the facts plain and simple, the stark reality we’re facing as a species, but what resonated with me most was David’s lack of nihilism. I think it’s easy to switch off and accept doomsday when we’re bombarded with climate fear by media sources.
Great watch, keep up the good work
The Documentary was absolutely fantastic but emotional and heartbreaking at the same time. it's an awe-inspiring reminder of how all the climates across the planet are interconnected, and we as the so-called keepers of the Earth should rise up to do what we can to maintain life/nature as best we can -- which incidentally includes OUR own as humans, as we too are an inter-connected part of the chain .
Thanks for using some of my music in your incredible film Jack!
i watched it last night, i couldnt stop crying, its a very impacting documentary, as a 20 year old it makes you realise how important change is for our future
I’m scared and feel like there’s so much of this that is out of my control! This has helped a little x
You know Jack, I think I have been watching you & Finn since your very first video and (like everyone below) absolutely adore what you have both turned your brand into. Keep on fighting the good fight - we are fighting with you!
I've been here since 2013 and I'm so proud of you
Thanks Jack for this amazing video. I actually feel positive about our future and the future of our planet. People are taking action and inspiring others to take action. Because of this movement, now I know what I want to do in the future: FIGHT FOR OUR PLANET!!
Hey Juliana, thanks for your comment. I agree there is so much reason for optimism. The one thing that has consistently given me hope over the years is our generations ability to organize and demand change. Without doubt, the crucial changes over the next decade will come as a result of our generation rising up and holding our leaders accountable.
Thank you, Jack, and to the people close to you, for dedicating your career and public figure to this huge and scary problem we all need to face. As someone your age, I'm so glad you have the power to inspire action for so many young people, and I truly encourage you to create more content, more often, from your personal experience. We need more of the good
Great to see that you are taking advantage of this platform you have to get an important message through!
Attenborough on Instagram and Jack on RUclips, new things all around
You've come a long way Jack. It is because of you that I fell in love with filmmaking and started my youtube channel. If I'm just as half as good as you in the future, I would consider myself more than happy. Thank you for raising awareness about what truly matters and making a difference in the world.
ahh thank-you for such a lovely comment. That means a lot!
I'll forever be in debt with you guys, for what you have shared with us, for what you have done. Thank you so very much for every minute you invest in creating such a quality content, educating and inviting more people in the cause. Hopefully with a lot of work and commitment we will change the course of our planet 💚
The movie was heart breaking, even though unbelievably well put by Attenborough, I hope it does inspire as a 'final last chance' for us humans to do something together and literally save the world. If its one person who can be heard, its David.
Also Jack, even more amazing and inspire to see how far you've come. What a pleasure and honour to have Jacksgap forever as my favourite youtube channel. Me your heart be as full as you make us feel.
LOVED THIS 😍 WE MISSED YOU ❤️🙏🏼
waaah thank you so much for using your platform to inform people about these things!!! i was really hoping to apply as a youth council member for wwf-ph before the pandemic : (
ur such an inspiration aaa i hope i get the chance to work with your team someday
I was able to watch the docu in netflix and it touched my heart and let me think of a better way to save mother earth. I just hope that the gov't of every nation will be able to unite and have a better plan on how to save are planet. Sir david you re not alone on this! Let are voices be heard! SAVE the only planet we have the planet EARTH!
Yes! That's why COP26 is so so important. It's the next major climate conference and will determine global action for the next crucial decade!
Good video, Jack. A very worthwhile topic. And a clarion call to action.
I cried when i saw the "our planet" and "a life on earth" it changed the way how i see the world and thought of things to do so i can help.
My family and I are watching his documentary on netflix and my nephew, he's a 4 year old boy, could not bear to see the visualization of the Earth dying and I'm just 🥺🥺, feeling the same thing this kid does. We had a serious discussion afterwards, and I guess this serious discussion should also be with everyone who lives in this planet.