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Northeast Wilderness Trust
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2020
Northeast Wilderness Trust conserves forever-wild landscapes for nature and people. The Wilderness Trust currently safeguards more than 78,000 wilderness acres in New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. Learn more at newildernesstrust.org/
Wildlands Ecology Short Stories: Vermont Northern White Cedar Swamps
Wetlands are important for many reasons, and their protection is vital for both human and non-human life. To highlight this, Northeast Wilderness Trust's Wildlands Ecology team created this video about Vermont's Northern White Cedar Swamps.
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Save this Land: Birch Stream Wilderness Preserve, Lagrange, Maine
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Northeast Wilderness Trust has the rare opportunity to protect 3,500 acres of forest and extensive wetlands as permanent wilderness in LaGrange, Maine. Your generosity will help Birch Stream Wilderness Preserve become a future old-growth forest, providing countless gifts for our relatives - both wild and human alike - for generations to come. Please learn more and help us save this land at: new...
Binney Hill Wilderness Preserve Fall 2023
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We had chance this fall to visit Binney Hill Wilderness Preserve our Ambassador Preserve in New Ispwich and Rindge, NH, with filmmaker Stephen Matter. Enjoy the sites and sounds of this 550 acre rewilding landscape.
Sargent Hill Wilderness Preserve, Hubbardton, Vermont
มุมมอง 1939 หลายเดือนก่อน
Sargent Hill Wilderness Preserve in Hubbardton, Vermont, is 200 forever-wild acres in the Adirondack to Greens Wildlife Corridor. Just west of the Taconic Mountains as the forested terrain begins its descent towards the Champlain Valley, the young forest of the Sargent Hill Wilderness Preserve has the opportunity to grow old with forever-wild protection. The White Pines and Red Oaks of Sargent ...
Bear's Nest Wilderness Preserve
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Northeast Wilderness Trust protects 2,716 acres in far northern Vermont as the Bear's Nest Wilderness Preserve. Located at the center of a binational wildlife movement corridor in one of the wildest yet least protected areas of Vermont, Bear's Nest Wilderness Preserve is one of the state's largest wilderness areas protected by a non-profit. Learn more at newildernesstrust.org/projects/bears-nes...
Moriah Wilderness Preserve
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Northeast Wilderness Trust celebrated the creation of Moriah Wilderness Preserve in June 2023. These 1,775 acres in New York’s Champlain Valley support wildlife movement between Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains. The Wilderness Trust continues to fundraise to ensure the Preserve’s long-term stewardship and care, and we need your help to do it. Learn more and help save this land at new...
Great Oaks Wilderness Sanctuary
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Northeast Wilderness Trust protects 533 acres in eastern Maine as the Great Oaks Wilderness Sanctuary. From the summit of Dearborn Mountain to the shoreline of West Pond, this place is home to several rare and uncommon plant species, and towering stands of red oak and eastern hemlock. Learn more at newildernesstrust.org/projects/great-oaks-wilderness-sanctuary/ Northeast Wilderness Trust conser...
Protecting Half the Planet for All Life
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Learn about Northeast Wilderness Trust's work at www.newildernesstrust.org The goal for global conservation is Half, inspired by E.O. Wilson’s call to protect half of our precious planet for the rest of nature. At this time, the US currently has about 15% of its land under formal protection for biodiversity, which matches the global percentage. Half-Earth's goal of 50% is not reachable in the U...
Great Trees and Forests of the Northeast, Past and Present
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Learn about Northeast Wilderness Trust's work at www.newildernesstrust.org Join “old-growth forest evangelist” Bob Leverett for a virtual tour of treasured trees and forests in New England and New York. Learn about the many values of old-growth forests, from both a scientific and spiritual perspective. Bob’s wife and partner Monica offers supporting insights. This presentation is a must-see for...
Biodiversity: The Language of Wilderness
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Learn about Northeast Wilderness Trust's work at www.newildernesstrust.org Underpinning the work of Northeast Wilderness Trust is the belief that all organisms, from charismatic bobcats and bears all the way down to inconspicuous microorganisms like slime molds and nematodes, have the right not just to survive but to thrive, reproduce, and evolve. Ecologist Janet McMahon will share how old fore...
Forever Wild
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To learn more and get involved, visit newildernesstrust.org/ Rewilding is profoundly hopeful-that’s the core message of “Forever Wild,” a short film released by Northeast Wilderness Trust on World Rewilding Day 2023. A future characterized by beauty, integrity, and wildness is not just to imagine, but for us to make-to help nature heal in our backyards and around the Earth, place by place, crea...
Alder Stream Wilderness Preserve
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In remote central Maine, Alder Stream Wilderness Preserve covers 7,292 acres bordering Alder Stream, West Branch Dead Stream, and the Piscataquis River. This Preserve protects part of Maine’s largest, and most varied and intact freshwater wetland system. Learn more at newildernesstrust.org/projects/alder-stream/. The Northeast Wilderness Trust conserves forever-wild landscapes for nature and pe...
Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve
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Northeast Wilderness Trust protects Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve, the largest non-governmental wilderness area in Vermont. Watch to experience the Preserve's wildlife and its vast, carbon-rich forests and wetlands. Learn more at newildernesstrust.org/projects/woodbury-mountain-wilderness-preserve/ The Wilderness Trust conserves forever-wild landscapes for nature and people in New Engla...
Blue Mountain Wilderness Sanctuary
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Blue Mountain Wilderness Sanctuary in Ryegate, Vermont protects 830 acres, from the summit of Blue Mountain down oak and beech slopes to low-lying wetlands including a northern white cedar swamp. Learn more and get involved at www.newildernesstrust.org/bluemountain The Wilderness Trust conserves forever-wild landscapes for nature and people in New England and New York. Follow NEWT on social med...
Wildlands Partnership: Cornwall Easement
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Learn about the Wilderness Trust's work at www.newildernesstrust.org Wildlands Partnership is an initiative of Northeast Wilderness Trust in collaboration with Wildlands & Woodlands, Sweet Water Trust, and local land trusts in New England and New York. The Partnership aims to accelerate wildlands conservation across the Northeast by providing funding, technical support, and access to the carbon...
The Story of Biodiversity with Melina Sakiyama
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The Story of Biodiversity with Melina Sakiyama
Nature & Neuroscience with Dr. Susan Masino
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Nature & Neuroscience with Dr. Susan Masino
Volunteering at Orr-Andrawes Wilderness Preserve
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Volunteering at Orr-Andrawes Wilderness Preserve
Bobcats, Bears, Moose, Mink, and More with Susan Morse
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Bobcats, Bears, Moose, Mink, and More with Susan Morse
Reanimating the Land with Mark Anderson
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Reanimating the Land with Mark Anderson
Wildlands Partnership: Frenchman Bay Community Forest
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Wildlands Partnership: Frenchman Bay Community Forest
Climate Change & Wilderness with Bill McKibben
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Climate Change & Wilderness with Bill McKibben
My personal belief is that your hypothesis is wrong; preserving these lands IS for human benefit in many ways. I wish you would think how that happens and include your conclusions in future presentations. Just showing the changes that happen in an environment after it becomes forever wild would be great.
what a fantastic presentation.
Fuck this groomer nonsense.
Thank you very informative information truly great full
There’s a 300 yr old tree in my neighborhood. I wish there was some way to protect it. 😢
Thanks for doing what you do ❤
Great work. This is the good path.
This is awesome. It really is. Definitely want to keep in mind that selective cutting can be the life force, life line, and life blood of the fauna you are working so hard to protect. Old forest, is beautiful, it also becomes sterile. Without forest fires, forests and it's inhabitants benefit beyond words from selective cutting. The new growth is what provides food and sanctuary. There is a balance that can turn old forest into a wildlife haven/heaven. It can be accomplished with no cost to the owner/ trustees and I would strongly recommend looking into these possibilities. Either way, thank you for fighting the good fight.
Thank you! Beautiful sound of birds too.
Thank you so much 💕
Regarding the question around 54:00 "What eats slime molds?" Certain species of springtails are important 'predators' of slime molds, and also important spore spreaders. Some of the largest species of springtails, which can grow 1-1.7 cm long, are Holacanthella and Womersleymeria species, in New Zealand and Australia respectively. They seem to live exclusively on slime mold plasmodiums growing in old growth forests. PS: there are some slime mold species on Antarctica as well :) At least 6 species have been discovered growing on mosses on Antarctic islands, 22 if you include Macquarie Island.
and not allowing logging just to maybe do a little thinning is what causes forest fires that are getting worse every year. other than that your doing good work.
My family used to go "sugaring off" back in the day! I'm in Massachusetts and I can't wait for there to be more rewilding here. I subscribed; thanks!
Old growth forests are some of the most magical places on earth. raw primal wilderness unmolested by man.
The Adirondacks Was Founded By Teddy Roosevelt! Over 100 Years Ago! You Have The Catskills And A Lot Of Preserves In The North East So I Don't Know What You Are Talking About! Hunters Have Preserved The Forests For A Long Time Even Before You Guys Got Here! So You Know Have Fun With Your Story!
The Northeast wasn't wild when we got here. Humans had already been here for over 25,000 years.
No place in the world is as beautiful to my heart ❤️
I really love that video, I have been obsessed with plasmodial slimemolds for about 3 years now. And it makes me very happy that other people also take an interest in the topic.
So kool. If you want to help our earth just leave it alone and respect it
This is the best presentation I've seen so far on TH-cam about slime molds.
Agreed! This is rad!
Would love the list of the walks!
Thanks Sophi this was a treat!
have you folks ever seen the yellow birch trees behind lake Willoughby?
Dispelling misinformation about bears and their habit especially relative to humans...We share so many characteristics with them!
Amazing! Love the video!
Thanks for this interview - she is a treasure!
Wow! Fantastic - let's get the message out there! Share this!!!!!
Excellent. Hopeful and beautiful.
I can only imagine that wild Beauty without the humans…we ruin everything😢
Beautiful!
Would have made all the pioneers who fought the early battles proud. Well done.
beautiful video!
incredible video @Northeast Wilderness Trust! Beautiful imagery, heartfelt messaging, and critical education!
I love this stuff
Nice.more infermative.protect wildlife and protect forests
Great video. I like to look at rocks, I think most rocks are designed and fabricated some how. Through petrification or a 3d printer. IDiring my photo taking and looking at the " hidden world of rocks" I see what I now understand to be slime molds. . I mean, Rock crystals laying filaments and ittadiating and on stalkd and so on....I was calling them spirits, now I know they are petrified slime molds within rocks! And, these fellowds create works of art in these rocks, they tell stories via images....and beyond that you said they are glue as well. This would help the petrification process, along with blood and bone of creatures turning to stone. So what about rocks and slime molds. Loved the content, thanks.
Very enjoyable video, with excellent commentary by Sue Morse! Thank you, Sue, for bringing to the public your deep knowledge and insight of these beautiful wild creatures of Vermont!
You guys do the best jobs!
Thank you!
Does anyone know the music at the beginning? it's gorgeous
What an amazingly interesting presentation. I learnt so much - thank you.
We're so glad you enjoyed it!
Every piece of "donated" property still has taxes owed upon it. This further burdens and destroys middle class ppl who have to share the tab.
Thank you for what you do !!!! From me , the planet, the animals, everyone 🌎
wow! well done
If ever there was an area that was desperate to be rewilded it is the American Northeast!! A beautiful video! There's so much to do! I hope the American Elm & the American Chestnut among many other species make a comeback! Thank you for the work you do!!
Unfortunately the dutch elm disease is not gone that is why no new trees will ever grow
@@andrewbaker6908 Well, they're still working very hard to not only eliminate the disease but also to breed disease-resistant trees so there is a lot of hope!
@@louislamonte334 hope fully it's not a dodo bird
@@andrewbaker6908that's dumb....there are countless thousands of elm trees around....I have hundreds on my 100 acre parcel in Massachusetts
You will lose....money and greed will always override what you intend.
Inspiring. Thank you for your work. Land trusts and conservancies will be so vital going forward!
Sue is a national treasure and wildlife hero
Yeah. Leave New Hampshire Beautiful!
If this is gonna be a success, those hound hunters have to GO. They have no respect for nature or people and only care about their own selfish interests. The TH-cam channel Gold Shaw Farms have a video on these hound hunters that trespass on their land and bully and violently threatening them for standing up to them.
Hi Mr. X -- NEWT does not allow hounding or predator hunting on any of the lands we protect.
You mean you saw a group of hound hunters that gave you that impression, but don't really know how all the other hound hunters operate ?
STOP PROMOTING RACE SHIFTERS THROUGHOUT N'DAKINA !!!!!