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Animal Educate
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Welcome to Animal Educate!
My name is Abbie and I'm a filmmaker, teacher and wildlife biologist in the making. I have a diploma in Animal care and Marine biology and I'm studying an MSc in Wildlife biology and conservation as well as wolf behaviour and rewilding.
The animal kingdom is full of mysterious creatures to learn about - in fact you will never stop learning about animals or the environment. We discover 18,000 new species every year! Explore the animal world with me.
My channel is an educational and entertaining platform dedicated to research, teaching and raising awareness. I cover animal ethology and ecology. I also cover important and interesting animal news and have a particular interest in Rewilding Britain. Rewilding is so important! Too many of us are disconnected from animals and nature. Rewilding is the first step to bring nature back into our lives and bridging that gap. We can learn so much from animals!
My name is Abbie and I'm a filmmaker, teacher and wildlife biologist in the making. I have a diploma in Animal care and Marine biology and I'm studying an MSc in Wildlife biology and conservation as well as wolf behaviour and rewilding.
The animal kingdom is full of mysterious creatures to learn about - in fact you will never stop learning about animals or the environment. We discover 18,000 new species every year! Explore the animal world with me.
My channel is an educational and entertaining platform dedicated to research, teaching and raising awareness. I cover animal ethology and ecology. I also cover important and interesting animal news and have a particular interest in Rewilding Britain. Rewilding is so important! Too many of us are disconnected from animals and nature. Rewilding is the first step to bring nature back into our lives and bridging that gap. We can learn so much from animals!
Wild Voices of Berryhead
#lupinemedia #berryhead #berryheadbrixham #animalhumanconflict #coexistence #humanwildlifeconflict #wildvoicesofberryhead #berryheadnature #naturedocumentary #berryheaddocumentary
"Wild Voices of Berryhead" is a documentary that delves into the dynamics of human-wildlife conflict at Berryhead, a historical nature reserve. This cherished location attracts visitors from near and far, yet many remain unaware of our presence's profound impact on its wildlife.
Through interviews with experts, we uncover the unique wildlife inhabiting Berryhead and explore the consequences of our actions on this environment. The film emphasises the importance of making informed decisions to protect and preserve the natural world we share with these creatures.
As stewards of the Earth, it is our responsibility to care for both the animals and the planet that sustains us. "Wild Voices of Berryhead" highlights the importance of fostering a deeper understanding and respect for nature, encouraging us all to make choices that benefit the environment and its inhabitants.
References/credit
All photos taken by Nigel Smallbones
Video of Cirl Bunting, Man on a jetski, - Mike Langman
Various drone shots - Furballs drone vids
Video of cows - Michele's world
Links:
www.countryside-trust.org.uk/explore/berry-head/
www.guardhousecafe.com/
www.conservationchatuk.com/
www.conservationchatuk.com/post/operation-cetacean-meet-the-team
mikelangman.co.uk/
Thanks for Watching!
Please subscribe if you have enjoyed the video :).
TH-cam - th-cam.com/channels/RP8.html...
For sponsorship, product reviews, and collaboration, you can email me here: animaleducate@gmail.com
I strive to provide accurate information from reliable sources in my videos, but I cannot guarantee that all information is 100% correct. Additionally, I cannot confirm that all clips used in my videos accurately represent the content being discussed. If you notice any errors, please let me know by commenting or emailing me at animlaeducate@gmail.com so I can continuously improve and share the most accurate information. As my channel grows, I will have access to more specialised media and more time to dedicate to filming. Thank you for your support!
"Wild Voices of Berryhead" is a documentary that delves into the dynamics of human-wildlife conflict at Berryhead, a historical nature reserve. This cherished location attracts visitors from near and far, yet many remain unaware of our presence's profound impact on its wildlife.
Through interviews with experts, we uncover the unique wildlife inhabiting Berryhead and explore the consequences of our actions on this environment. The film emphasises the importance of making informed decisions to protect and preserve the natural world we share with these creatures.
As stewards of the Earth, it is our responsibility to care for both the animals and the planet that sustains us. "Wild Voices of Berryhead" highlights the importance of fostering a deeper understanding and respect for nature, encouraging us all to make choices that benefit the environment and its inhabitants.
References/credit
All photos taken by Nigel Smallbones
Video of Cirl Bunting, Man on a jetski, - Mike Langman
Various drone shots - Furballs drone vids
Video of cows - Michele's world
Links:
www.countryside-trust.org.uk/explore/berry-head/
www.guardhousecafe.com/
www.conservationchatuk.com/
www.conservationchatuk.com/post/operation-cetacean-meet-the-team
mikelangman.co.uk/
Thanks for Watching!
Please subscribe if you have enjoyed the video :).
TH-cam - th-cam.com/channels/RP8.html...
For sponsorship, product reviews, and collaboration, you can email me here: animaleducate@gmail.com
I strive to provide accurate information from reliable sources in my videos, but I cannot guarantee that all information is 100% correct. Additionally, I cannot confirm that all clips used in my videos accurately represent the content being discussed. If you notice any errors, please let me know by commenting or emailing me at animlaeducate@gmail.com so I can continuously improve and share the most accurate information. As my channel grows, I will have access to more specialised media and more time to dedicate to filming. Thank you for your support!
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Look at it this way, no more hobos
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i love that little thingy. i wish they were also here in germany.
You always have to throw in that climate change
@@mikestephens4442 let me save you some time. I started my channel to raise awareness and educate where I can. Yes every video will go into threats, issues etc and how we can do our bit. I don't think my channel is for you as you will continually be offended. I hope you have a good life. Lots of love 💕
Was that photo at 0:41 taken in the UK?
It Abby from My Family
Spiders are by far the most misunderstood animals on earth. Spiders are pest exterminators and are just very interesting animals to see go about.
They're my bros.
They're lovely creatures, the intro is offensive.
Cool
Oh I just love them so much 🥰
I think those animals should be reduced into Britain, Brendan the animals back to UK burger every way to be there as much as humans angle for the ecosystem.
DNA confirmed recently.
I think man love God and live in har with God's creatures not destroying them, sorry.
Vary intelligent bird and have good family and mates gang. They can spread out & if theirs a big catch food? They will communicate to other gulls "free food". Little rascals
Throw a poke ball at that
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They passed a law in Turkey to ki*l all the animals on the streets. (Erdoğan and MHP). Close to 4 million cats and dogs will be murdered. They already started. Can anything be done against this? Please help.
Evertytink was going so good until minute 10:00 when this little girl announcer brought up the global warming scam or climate change or the boiling planet or etc. What a disgrace! Because of her age, I don't blame her since she has likely been brainwashed.
Thank you so much for this video!!! <3
You've got this one badly wrong I'm afraid.
@@sparkymark68 can you elaborate for the viewers and research please 😊. Yes I agree I should have done more research. Anything you have to contribute would be appreciated
@@AnimalEducate Oostvaardersplassen has been inspirational in the rewilding movement, your click bait headline says it's a failure but it's clearly not the case. It proves the links in natural processes and is limited by the human constraints we place upon it. We've learn so much from studying the site.
@@sparkymark68 thank-you for this. What did you learn? X
@@AnimalEducate Where do you want to start? Wood pasture theory, the interconnectivity of natural processes, interference having unintended consequences. Animals die off in times of famine both in the wild and in rewilding spaces. Unpleasant as it may be it's part of the natural cycle. This isnt Disney, it's reality. Maybe if you hadn't started with a click bait headline and been more balanced in your approach, you'd have received different comments? Oostvaardersplassen has not been a failure by any stretch of the imagination.
I hate NATO. 😮💨
This is very misleading, it should be done in chronological order.
@@russellwiddows8892 sorry! I don’t claim to be an expert or perfect. Just trying to do the best I can with my limited time and resources. I am again sorry you didn’t enjoy the video 😢
The sweetest bird in the world! Please stop flavouring your porridge with them, it's 100% unnecessary! Try dates or bananas but please stop eating this incredible, beautiful bird! Take pride in the animals that share your country! PLEASE 🎉
Beautiful.❤
I remember when I was a kid. It was my second favorite book after The Call of the Wild. I just ordered it on Amazon and got it today. Out of curiosity I wanted to see if there was anything on TH-cam and I ran across your video. Thank you very much for posting. This is a gem of a forgotten book. That is a gym.
@@dolam call of the wild! What a book
Great video and a beautiful wildlife haven 😊😊
This is a great video and very interesting on how to manage the magnificent Berry Head and making it better for everyone to enjoy.Ive been coming here for a long time as a photographer and it is a beautiful natural place to explore.Its a shame the quarry is been fenced off but understandable with the mess created down there.The good side of it being shut will see wildlife claim back the quarry and be left undisturbed.Keep up the good work you all do and continue to make this amazing place for us all to come and enjoy.
Those with red dots are because of the species
The only species of animal that isn't extinct is the "Chav". Unfortunately.
Love wolves, but why? We are an Island! Until someone gets killed trying to defend their dog or flock! What next Bears? Why not bring back the Mammoth and Sabre toothed tiger too?! They have already reintroduced Bison, are they the prey for the wolves they have reintroduced? Farmers will end up shooting them all to protect their flocks and herds. Its cruel. Or is that why they want to shut down all the farms? Wolves kill people when they are hungry, that is why they were eliminated in the first place. No more countryside walks for anyone anymore, great way for the elites to keep people off their stolen inherited lands!
But only trying to survival
Oh yes. Gangster in feathers 🪶 🎉🎉
WOW I never thought there was any living being who could do this
We can stop anmimal Abuse because we love it.
@Animal Educate You could probably learn a lot by looking at what other European countries do. Wolves are now in most countries in Europe, having recently immigrated even densely populated areas like Netherlands and Denmark. I have lived 5 years in the UK and I have found that you brits are quite selfcentered. It is a pity because you miss out of so much of what is happening in Europe, especially regarding rewilding and species migrating to new areas.
i 😢wana save. the. enviorment
5:41 I love wolves there my favorite animal and it's very sad that they died in the uk
رائع جدا احب الحيونات ❤🌺
I have had one become friendly with me since May. Today at the back of my flat as i was recycling he started to yell at me, i looked up & there are two .ittle chicks on the flat roof that slopes down, I am hoping they dont fall down the back of it as i wont be able to get to it ,its a tight gap. I call him Hizzard instead of hazzard because he keeps upsetting the water dish & emptying it . He also sits close to me in the garden. For quite a while. He's good company for me.🙂👍
That's awesome
Be aware that what greys are being accused of is exactly what the reds were once accused of. The red were once hunted to near extinction. The UK Government, and regional UK Governments, propagandise and manipulate. "Culling" equals 'killing', which is never humane, nor "ethical". All squirrels are amazing. Reds and greys alike.
Completely unrelated, but I like your channel, and was just flicking through to see if there's anything about the pine marten reintroduction as I can't find much about it anywhere, although it's already started. I know they're already impacting the grey squirrel numbers, which will benefit our native reds. Is the pine marten a species you're going to be looking into in any of your future videos?
Easy answer as to why people won't change...they are stupid. It is not ignorance, it is not for the recognition of the evidence or pursuit of knowledge as that is available to all who wish to learn about these most magnificent creatures. Simple. Direct. Stupidity.
bull shit....we have the power to dominate but not the right...
it's man who's crafty and sly not wolves
I love wolves they are not crafty or sly
We can't have all these massive herbivores in Britain's ecosystem without any natural predators.
The entrenched hunting culture is going to be hard to overcome. I call it the trophy hunter tautology. They want to kill wolves because they want to kill wolves. If someone really understood -who- wolves actually are, no one would be clamoring to kill them. The 'wolf management' excuses are pretty weak too, especially if you know that wolves manage their own affairs through their territory and dispersal patterns. Wolves won't breed if the hunting isn't good, so seeing a thriving wolf population means your ungulates are doing quite well. I don't think 'wolf hunting' is valid, I just call it wolf killing, because that's all it was, especially in the U.S. Wolf killing was linked directly to extermination since the beginning, so allowing trophy hunters to run around killing wolves keeps the feedback loop of hate and intolerance going, and not only that, disrupts the wolves' territories, causes them anguish from losing family members, and its just abhorrent behavior on the part of humans. Its time to stop the wolf killing and open our collective hearts to the wolf and the wilderness. Allow mystery, make concessions to the 4% of wild mammals left on this planet,.
Too bad there was never a wooly trinocerous