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Be Brave To Act
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Hi - I'm Dima, and I think protecting nature & wildlife is cool !
This channel is mainly about nature and wildlife protection, restoration, volunteering and everything in between
Exploring the world by taking care of nature!
This channel is mainly about nature and wildlife protection, restoration, volunteering and everything in between
Exploring the world by taking care of nature!
Thats How We Discovered Unseen Dolphin Species in Mediterranean
Expedition was organized by DMAD : dmad.org.tr/en/
Every year DMAD organize research surveys for cetaceans in Eastern Mediterranean sea. Main focus is Sperm Whale but also any other mammals they could find. This year it was incredible discovery of a Rough Toothed dolphins, a species never seen in this waters before.
This current study were conducted under the permission of the "Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, General Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks".
Bu çalışma; Tarım ve Orman Bakanlığı, Doğa Koruma ve Milli Parklar Genel Müdürlüğü izni
ile gerçekleştirilmiştir
To support my work you can become a member here: www.patreon.com/BeBraveToAct
Donate via paypal : www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=LVQ3AJVTA4WCW
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00:00 Intro
00:46 The Issue
02:52 First Discovery
04:40 We found them !
08:02 Now we have the proof
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Thanks to my Patreons :
Cherry Summerfield
Steve Potts
Matthias Crommelinck
Max Bo
Every year DMAD organize research surveys for cetaceans in Eastern Mediterranean sea. Main focus is Sperm Whale but also any other mammals they could find. This year it was incredible discovery of a Rough Toothed dolphins, a species never seen in this waters before.
This current study were conducted under the permission of the "Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, General Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks".
Bu çalışma; Tarım ve Orman Bakanlığı, Doğa Koruma ve Milli Parklar Genel Müdürlüğü izni
ile gerçekleştirilmiştir
To support my work you can become a member here: www.patreon.com/BeBraveToAct
Donate via paypal : www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=LVQ3AJVTA4WCW
=======================================================================
Follow :
Instagram : bebravetoact
Facebook : bebravetoact
Linkedin : www.linkedin.com/in/dima-bass-83b0252a6/
Friendica : social.trom.tf/profile/sober_pirate
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00:00 Intro
00:46 The Issue
02:52 First Discovery
04:40 We found them !
08:02 Now we have the proof
======================================================
Thanks to my Patreons :
Cherry Summerfield
Steve Potts
Matthias Crommelinck
Max Bo
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Bringing extinct species alive - Hortobagy National Park
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Hortobagy National Park have some incredible rewilding and conservation projects. Like bringing extinct animals like Auroch, or extincted int the wild Przewalski's horses. It's unique place in Hungary and they are doing so much to restore and protect the nature. More info about the park - www.hnp.hu/en To support my work you can become a member here: www.patreon.com/BeBraveToAct Donate via payp...
Exploring Wildlife of Carpathian Mountains / Travel Carpathia
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I went to Carpathian Mountains in Transylvania, to discover wildlife. Bears, lynx, deer, wolfs, owls and many more present there. I stayed for several days in wildlife hides and here is how you can do it too. By visiting hides you also contribute to nature conservation, as 100% of all profits goes towards rewilding, protection and conservation of Fagarash mountains. I stayed 4 days in 2 differe...
Volunteering with Euronews [The Road To Green]
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They come to film me, and I was filming them. This is behind the scenes vlog about my journey to Graz with Euronews journalist Cyril and his video team. The full video and article here : www.euronews.com/green/2024/05/01/how-can-you-contribute-to-a-greener-world-insights-from-graz-austria-and-berlin Support me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/BeBraveToAct Donate via paypal : www.paypal.com/donate?h...
Kayaking for the Environment / GreenKayak
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Here is my journey to clean up environment using kayaks. I've joined GreenKayak to clean up Copenhagen canal and also to explore the city. It's interesting that the city seems so clean, yet when you in the water you find a lot of rubbish. Green Kayak gives you a kayak absolutely for free for 2 hours. The only thing you need to do is to collect rubbish while you are exploring the city. I went th...
Why you shouldn’t come close to the seals
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I have joined North Seal Team volunteers in Belgium for this mission to protect grey and common seals. Also I have visited SeaLife Blankenberge which have the only seal sanctuary in Belgium and they are doing great job of taking care of the seals. Support me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/BeBraveToAct North Seal Team - groups/595109844543069 SeaLife Blankenberge - www.visitsealife.co...
Exploring Bats in Opal Mines
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In February I've joined Slovakian Bat Conservation Society for their yearly census of bats in Opal mines. That's the oldest opal mines in the world, for around 100 they been closed, and recently opened for tourism. But it also perfect place for bats to hibernate during winter. And that's why it's the best time to count them to monitor their population. Slovakian Bat Conservation - netopiere.sk/...
Quest to save wilderness of Carpathian Mountains
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I was visiting conservation organization "Carpathia" in Romania. They're doing so many different activities to preserve and restore nature and wildlife. Bringing back European Bison's, restoring and rewilding forest, support local community, do all kind of monitoring activities for wildlife. And much much more. To find out more about Carpathia - www.carpathia.org/ To adopt a tree : www.treeswit...
Building artificial islands for Pelicans in Bulgaria
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I went to Bulgaria to join conservation project of Dalmatian pelicans. It's international effort to reduce threats and improve their habitat in Romania, Ukraine, Bulgaria & Greece. Project website : life-pelicans.com/ Some footage of pelicans : Damyan Petkov Support me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/BeBraveToAct Donate via paypal : www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=LVQ3AJVTA4WCW Follow : Ins...
Scam which closed Sea Turtle Rescue Center
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This project was supported by Equestrio Foundation equestriofoundation.com/en/ In the summer I was in a tiny Italian island Lampedusa. It's right next to the Tunisia and it have very important Turtle Rescue Center. Unfortunately it was closed because of the scam of the person who was managing the premises. This video is my story about Daniela and what happened with the rescue center. I was ther...
Planting trees Czech Way !
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I went to this unique celebration in Czech Republic. Event took a place in small village of Kujavy. I think it's a brilliant idea to plant a tree for every person in the country. Support me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/BeBraveToAct Donate via paypal : www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=LVQ3AJVTA4WCW Follow : Instagram : bebravetoact Facebook : bebravetoact Twiter...
Here's What I've Learned by Volunteering for 25 Projects
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In this video I am showing 9 things which I've realized by volunteering for 25 projects. Most of them were about nature and wildlife protection and restoration. Support me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/BeBraveToAct Instagram : bebravetoact Facebook : bebravetoact Twiter : BeBraveToAct Friendica : social.trom.tf/profile/sober_pirate 00:00 Intro 00:23 Skills...
Bizarre tradition of Faroe Islands
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I've spent few weeks in Faroe Islands volunteering and learning about the Grindadrap tradition. Which is obsolete in modern society and should be banned and forgotten. But it's not happening. What can we do and if there is a chance to change it? I am very grateful for organizations which are there on a ground trying to protect pilot whales and Atlantic white sided dolphins. Bunch of brave peopl...
I joined River Protection Camp in Montenegro
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I joined River Protection Camp in Montenegro
What it Takes to Find a Sperm Whale in Turkey
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We released 50 squirrels in airport - here's why
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Everything is Free in this shop - here’s how
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We removed tons of waste from this cave in Croatia
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How Birds are Counted ? Waterbirds Census
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How Birds are Counted ? Waterbirds Census
This shelter finds a new home for every stray dog
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This shelter finds a new home for every stray dog
Researching Dolphins in Montenegro [Volunteering]
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Researching Dolphins in Montenegro [Volunteering]
European Rivers Summit 2022 - Heroes Of The Rivers
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European Rivers Summit 2022 - Heroes Of The Rivers
I spent Summer in Dive Center Cleaning Underwater Trash
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Grasslands Restoration Camp - Cutting Tress
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Grasslands Restoration Camp - Cutting Tress
Recording Pilot Whales Songs [Acoustic Research]
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I Went Undercover to Catch Bird Poachers
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I Went Undercover to Catch Bird Poachers
Planting Trees in Spain / Ecosystem Restoration Camp
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Planting Trees in Spain / Ecosystem Restoration Camp
Such a cool video Dima!!!!! Love your work!!🌅 Hope we’ll see many more species together and the Mediterranean getting better of an environment for all marine animals, as it should be 🌊🩵🐬🐳
Thank you very much!
Thank you for the cool video!
Thank you Reinis, I am glad that you liked it!
Great film Dima!
Thank you for your help Hein!
It is disturbing to see a historical practice, once tied to survival, now devolved into an act of collective cruelty. This massacre no longer has anything to do with respecting traditions, but rather seems to satisfy destructive instincts. By showing their children that death can be dealt so easily, without thought or respect, they are sowing violence instead of empathy. Teaching the next generation that life, in all its forms, is precious should be our legacy, not one of senseless slaughter that disrupts the balance of our world.
Very well said. Thank you
Great video Dima! I felt the vibe on that boat! Wonderful discovery.
Hey Matthias thank you a lot !!!
Amazing find!
yeah indeed ! Thank you !
It hurts me to see this unnecessary slaughter of magnificent beautiful pilot whales and the way how the waste of the pilot whales are thrown back in the sea 😢 Great work of letting us know.
I watched 'Seaspiracy' and it talked about "Grindadrap" what was truly shocking was the fact that the, Faroese kill about 1000 cetaceans a year. France kill 30,000 a year.
Connecting with octopi must feel very special ❤ wow ❤
Can't just leave nature alone ? Always have to fiddle with it , to what end ? ? ? Ours !
I don't want to be rude, because what this park is doing is amazing. BUT, selective breeding of domestic cattle doesn't make an Aurochs. They were almost twice the size of modern cattle !!! Unless we successfully extract complete Aurochs DNA from permafrost remains, there will be no Aurochs....
I stayed in the hotel across the harbour from fethiye....big hotel....i saw a whale at 11:30pm at night very very close to shore....i was at the hotels outdoor nightclub....looking over the wall and saw the whale breach the surface about 15 ft from where i stood looking down....
wow, I wish I was there :)
WOW!!!
The germans did the same thing with the cows. In the 2nd war
Those horses are beautiful! But. ...........they are not the only wild horses in the world. We have wild horses in many U.S. States.
These horse are an ancient breed. We have wild horse where im from but they look like normal horses.
Hard work.Thank you all! May those trees have a long and happy life.
now they are invasive's.
Nice To Know!!!
Extinct is the end. Period. These cross bred facsimiles with convergent features are just traits from a common ancester.
Ahh, guards not working at border
Great video but please spare us more "climate change" hysteria. There is no crisis!
Yeah right climate scientist you sound like a trump maggat
The last aurochs were not shot down! The last herd of aurochs in Jaktorów Forrest (the king's property) had a special king's official who cared for them. For instance, he gave them food in snowy winters, counted the population of aurochs and a special royal decree ordered other officials to cooperate with him. Bad luck - the last years of the XVI and the beginning of the XVII were the most frosty and snowy times in the Nort of Europe in known history. Baltic sea was regularly frozen so people on horses and merchant carts wandered through it! And in these times came to this part of Europe the unknown there a deadly for aurochs cattle disease epidemic. At the very beginning of the XVII century, almost all the population of aurochs was dead. Only one female remained. This female aurochs lived for the next twenty years alone but was still fully cared for by the king's official. She died in 1627 year and her horn was given to the king after her natural death and the king ordered it to be set in silver as a souvenir of this wonderful animal!. By the way: In the time of war between Sweden and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the middle of the XVII century was stolen by the Swedish and now is in Sweden.
Oh wow! Where did you get all this information from?
Aurochs are bigger than that. 6 feet at the shoulder
I'd like to see them clone an auroch bull and take that shortcut
Nope
Holocene park
Victor Orban is a great man for doing this.
Mustn’t fault when people are trying to make/do things better..
please don't spread misinformation. Those are not auroch and never will be auroch. They aren't bringing the animal back from extinction. They are just breeding cows in an attempt to make them superficially look like auroch.
While I agree that what is humans are doing to this planet is horrible and that we're damaging it to a point there's a very large factor that's not discussed in the media about global warming. It's the fact that the earth has gone through SO many warmings and coolings in it's life. So having a warming period and moving towards an ice age is not something that's unbelievable. Im not saying we should screw off the very rock we live on for convenience sake. BUT, as a US citizen, when i see my country spending unspeakable amounts of (tax payers) money on global warming initiatives (not to mention the fear campaign politicians run their campaigns on) when in the long run it doesn't matter WHAT our country does as long as China contributes just as much, or more, as the we do. The damage humans have done can NOT be fixed unless the whole EARTH is on board. And I'm sorry. But i don't see a country that builds "tofu dreg" construction that LITERALLY crumbles buildings and roads like chalk in THEIR OWN COUNTRY, just so people can embezzle money, i have a REALLY hard time believing they would GAF about the rest of the world.
The Hortobagy is the flattest land i have ever seen . Visited 1976 .
Beautiful video!!! I live in the US and had the great pleasure of visiting the Hortobagy National Park back in 2016! I was extremely impressed. Although I didn't see the Przewalski's Horses (I wish I had been able to see them), I did see some amazing cattle breeds. But my main reason for visiting was for birding. Hortobagy was one of my fondest memories in all of my years of birding trips. I would also like to add that the people of Hungary were very warm and welcoming. If I ever get a chance, I will certainly visit again!!!
Yeah its a paradise for birding for sure!
Nicely done , Thanks
Love the whole situation of protecting the natural beauty and living non human beings, but your very last proclamation, which includes, the politically biased views on energy, climate and civilization changes, borders on propaganda force fed by the controlling elites who use “these issues” (nature, climate etc) to push a very specific agenda, one that pulls on your emotional hearts strings, but in reality is all about control and manipulation of humanity by the 1/10 of the 1%. Please get better informed
But thats exactly how 1% can control the rest 99%. That inequality comes from unequal system which allows a few persons to acquire more money then half of the world. Of course they will control the rest. All of it comes from this “trade based” system. I agree with you, i only think that the problem is not this elite people but the system which allows billionaires. And thats how everything get destroyed, manipulated and controlled
Are they pagan? What is their tradition?
Why you dont have thousands more likes?......I dont understand. Thank you so much !!!
Great work you are doing. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching!!!
Mint video
Hungary huh? All everyone else in the western world can think of is that your president Orban is Putins little bish. Get rid of Orban and act like you are part of NATO and the EU and then maybe we’ll take your videos like this one seriously.
:)
This is very clever.
Hungary is a place I'd love to visit for it's beautiful architecture, I'll put that National Park on the must see list when I get there.
Perfect! You won't regret it !
The wierdest thing is Hortobágy shouldn't be a dry plain. It was originally a marsh with forests
I never hear any good news f Out of Hungry and that erea of Europe. This is a breath of fresh air. This is awsome.
Point taken, but don’t pretend you hate to tell us. You love to tell us all you know. But your big knowledge is obscuring for you a larger point.
What the Heck cattle?
Exactly that, heck-cattle :D Okay but jokes aside, it's the specific breeds of cattle, that are bred by those fascist fucks back in the 1930's. The breed couldn't really survive in the wild in it's own, but it gave a strong basis for future project that reached to re-surrect aurochs in the wild. There may never be aurochs again, but cattle that acts and looks the same, is possible.
I wouldn’t consider the lifespan of a mayfly just two hours (imago stage) but would add all the years of nymph stage on top which I would consider the real life of this insect. I love them so much!
Greed is the source of all suffering. Capitalism encourages greed and has no ethical underpinning to remotely balance the imperative to profit. The consequences are dire.
Communism is much more destructive if ecology than capitalism is. Look up Aral Sea.
At what point does a “feral” horse become a “wild” horse…if they’ve run will first hundreds or thousands of years aren’t they wild?
They’re feral when they just start running around with the wrong crowd. They’re wild when they run around with the wrong crowd and do drugs.
If we can bring aurochs back only by selective breeding we can bring other species too...