River Restoration on the Hampshire Avon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2010
- The Wessex Chalk Streams Project's river restoration of the River Avon SSSI SAC near the village of East Chisenbury in Wiltshire.
Chisenbury (phase 1) pioneered new technology and innovative techniques - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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it makes me happy after watching a lot of these river and stream restoration videos that all these country's all around the world are starting too realize how important this is for our future. nice job.
Having watched a considerable number of water restoration projects during lockdown, this is one of the best! Clear, concise, added graphics, plus an inspiring update 3 years later!
I'm in the middle of that binge-watching a bunch of them right now. Any other good ones?
Sorry James, have watched so many and totally lost track - am now working through the dam removals in the UK, USA and Europe!
@@pam9470 wow! That's kind of ironic because I just watched a few of them. And before that I was all about watching beavers
It must be a water thing James - after the long Jan 2021-May 2021 break a friend and I discovered we had both watched the same USA chap who spent an hour+ unplugging a drain in a lake. It gave us quite a laugh, but it didn't become as addictive as the river restoration efforts!
Hi Pam, In making this video I attempted to combine historical background to land drainage practice, river ecology and river-mending techniques, so really pleased it chimed with you. Thanks for your support! ATB Simon 'C'
Thank you for fixing this river.
What a truly amazing and wonderful achievement. Thank you . Xx
The two things I've been watching today - river restorations and clips from the wire - all come together in the restoration of the river "Avon".
Lifts the soul.
Thanks.
Love this video too much, cannot wait for your next video! Thanks!
Very Impressed...nice work!
Fabulous, great work!
At last a video that provides information and science in a compact way. My only reservation is that there was very intrusive background music which was absolutely not needed. When will program makers realize that speech and commentary [especially one designed to impart information] must not be accompanied by music. Despite what sound technicians and video makers think, combining together two separate sound streams is an intolerable nuisance.
Fantastic work done and great documentation of it. Thanks for sharing
Very nice work, and impressive results.
fantastic work, making the world a better place....
Great restoration!
amazing, I hope to be involved in a project like this someday. These projects should be implented around the world to restore our highly degraded waterways so that they can provide a healthy habitat for plant and animal life. It will also help people because of the cleaner water and thriving animals than can be used for food (fish, amphibians, waterfowl,etc).
I used to hope the same, now I'm lucky enough to work for this very company! I feel truly blessed to be able to play a part in such projects, helping to restore our precious waterways and ecosystems
What a difference! Brilliant!
Agreed Carrie....brilliant, and many thanks to all involved...I remember my late brother loved his days on the chalk streams...and now you've added another....
i commend you for your service
Fantastic work
Great video, great project. More like this please!
great project!
i saw some who also put big stones in of such rivers to re-naturalize so that possible much whirls be formed. But looks already very good here. Good video.
Good job!
Good stuff!
Wonderful to see. I wonder what can be done about the ruthlessly destructive Ranunculus weed cutting that is carried out in summer, on rivers such as the Hampshire Avon?
amazing the way he fix river!
3:12. What’s a bundle of sticks? …. Oh yea lol.
Are the 'before' pictures taken in winter and the 'after' in summer? If so it's a bit sneaky. Seems like a succesfull scheme though!
Indeed
WOW!!!!!
Lampern or Lamprey, Lampern are fresh water and lampreys are migratory, Also need to undo all the work that was done in the late 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and 10s
Looks like the river needs a beaver
I do wonder how many people don’t have an understanding that the river they see today isn’t a natural feature, but a managed feature, the management of many people over centuries have given rise to what we see now. The current cry’s around dredging, for flood alleviation misses the prime point. People have, and continue to, build on flood plains which are essential for river needs somewhere to go in spate. Dredging destroys, straightens, kills a river. It needs to meander, slow down, spread out and loose a lot of its energy instead of long straight deep channels.
not correctly. you need to make a reed - a reed ruin the poison in the water
Szkoda ze w Polsce tego nikt nie potrafi...i nie chce.
Did the Tories eventually destroy all of this, or is it still working?