Worked on Rahoy, the deer exclosures were shocking when you saw the differences both sides of the fence. The deer and sheep browsed every last oak seedling. Inside the fence was an emerging jungle of vegetation, young oaks popping up everywhere. There is hope yet!
@@michaelairley2015 You are so silly. And no, you used it for coal and iron. And we kept ours. To be honest for the dukes and hunting, but, now we still have it. And it is worth a lot.
well that's the problem, if they bring back wolves, those will kill livestock and the price of meat will be directly effected by it. there's much more to consider with introducing once native animals than that of plants.
@@JM-sk5vv Meat is essential for a balanced diet and veganism is unhealthy and causes nutritional deficiencies. My sister was a vegan for a while and it made her ill.
@@JM-sk5vvyou can’t possibly think you know every single human can stand not having meat? Some people who hate meat know they need it. My sister lost her period completely when she went vegan for 7 years. Don’t be a closed minded fool. Many native peoples around the world including Scottish and Viking people used to eat raw frozen meat or mostly meat. Native American Inuit to Africa to east Russia.
Hello Woodland Trust! Just thought you would like to know that you have a typo in the link in the video blurb - there's an 's' missing at the end of scotland...I tried to click through to the website last night and it wouldn't work, so I just did a google search for it, and checked the URL. I'll remove this comment once it's been rectified so as not to cause any confusion for future viewers :-)
It's time to heal the mother nature. Bring Top Apex predators as like European Grey Wolf's 🐺 , Bears 🐻, European Lynx, European Mink , etc . Don't forget to add European Bison 🦬, Moosh, Raindeer, etc.
Hi Marko, Scotland’s rainforest occurs along its west coast, and in the rest of the UK you’ll also find this habitat in the Lake District, north Wales and south-west England. We have a map on our website that you might find helpful savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/rainforest
Hi, thanks for your support! Alliance for Scotland’s Rainforest is a voluntary partnership of more than 20 organisations that are all committed to collaborative action to restore and expand Scotland's rainforest. We have the knowledge, skills and experience to do more. But we need government support and project funding to succeed. You can help Scotland's rainforest by supporting the projects at savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/projects
You can also help to raise awareness of the plight of Scotland’s rainforest by sharing this film. Or... • If you live in Scotland ask your MSP what they are doing to support Scotland’s rainforest • Visit & experience Scotland’s rainforest for yourself - this map will show you sites that welcome visitors savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/visit • Volunteer to help out in a rainforest near you • Follow @ASRainforest on Twitter Hope this helps!
Are you still permitted to burn the Rhodedendron once you have chopped it down? This would seem the best way to consume the wood, even if very smokey and clearly releases CO2. I used to do a lot of this many years ago when I was a conservation volunteer, great exercise and the fire kept you warm.
What about the destruction sheep cause?The next time your out walking past sheep look at the side of the fence the sheep are on totally clear and then look what grows naturally on the otherside of the fence where the sheep cant reach trees shrubs in abundance its not just the Deer the sheep are the problem.
Absolutely, this! The reason they don't talk about it is the sheer amount of money that the terrible industry makes. The entire reason that the whole island of Britain has been turned into domesticated pastureland is because of the sheep and cattle industry, stretching a long ways back into humans first arrival. Nature knows what she's doing when she brings the balance of deer/wolves/bears, and only WE made a mistake in our destruction of the natural balance and a continued destruction through our keeping of sheep and cattle.
Very interesting but also scary! BUT you are not saying HOW to help the forests to be healthy again...limit the deer is obvious one, maybe by introducing some real predators - wolves and lynxes?...but no idea how to get rid of those invasive plant species...That will be very very hard to get under control....Please re do this video with more solutions not only stating the problems....
Hello, the Alliance for Scotland’s Rainforest is a voluntary partnership of more than 20 organisations that are all committed to collaborative action to restore and expand Scotland's rainforest. We have the knowledge, skills and experience to do more. But we need government support and project funding to succeed. You can help Scotland's rainforest by supporting the projects at savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/projects
@@woodlandtrust Very poor communication on your part. You only have like 6 comments and you are using automated replies....this is NOT a way to gain followers and supporters....pick up your game! Lock downs everywhere, nothing to do ....people with heaps of time to kill....you CAN do better.....
Thanks for your support! You can also share this film, helping to raise awareness of the plight of Scotland’s rainforest. 2. If you live in Scotland ask your MSP what they are doing to support Scotland’s rainforest 3. Visit & experience Scotland’s rainforest for yourself - this map will show you sites that welcome visitors savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/visit 4. Volunteer to help out in a rainforest near you 5. Follow @ASRainforest on Twitter Hope this helps!
That is not how balance is kept in an ecosystem, humans stuffing our grubby hands and messily trying to "fix" the mistakes we made by attempting to control nature is what caused this mess in the first place. It will NEVER do anything other than make money for those in power.
@@kamifae5928 yes we definitely should try and fix the issues we made when we didnt know anything. hunting tags are how successful wildlife management and population control works
@@evansilva3045 No, actually, I don’t believe it is. American states are absolutely running themselves ragged trying to figure out how to kill natural predators while also killing their prey. It's absolutely idiotic. It’s quite ridiculous to think that humans, going out with their little guns and parade, shooting animals and dragging them back home, eat the corpses and develop heart disease, to shit out their excrement into the ocean (removing nutrients from the ecosystem) is in any way helpful to the environment. Human "hunters" a mess upon the ecosystem, look at what's happening to the prey bird populations in WA, OR, and CA that are going extinct because hunters bullets are ending up in their systems via their prey and killing them. It's all a lie, humans are not hunters, humans might pretend and play dress up and walk with their little guns but they are not hunters, and that is not natural to the ecosystem and it destroys any and all balance that could exist. NATURAL PREDATORS are the only solution, but the only solution that doesn't make any one money, the only solution that doesn't require upkeep and endless funding and power exercises by politicians and governments. Wolves, bears, lynx, those are the only ones who are fit to keep balance in the ecosystem and the land. We know this for a fact, whether the money-makers want to admit it or not.
The system of deer hunting is different in Scotland than in the US. Most of the land is owned by individuals. They have vast estates. They make money by selling deer hunting holidays, so need the deer on the land. No deer, no income. In most places the deer are "managed" by gamekeepers, but not enough to keep the numbers down to a level where they don't do damage, especially during the winter when they come down to lower elevations when the weather conditions are too harsh for them on the more exposed slopes.
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Worked on Rahoy, the deer exclosures were shocking when you saw the differences both sides of the fence. The deer and sheep browsed every last oak seedling. Inside the fence was an emerging jungle of vegetation, young oaks popping up everywhere. There is hope yet!
When I grew up in 70s Germany it was normal to us to find parts of the woods fenced out to let new trees grow. The UK needs professional forestry.
You bombed it all haha!
@@michaelairley2015 You are so silly. And no, you used it for coal and iron. And we kept ours. To be honest for the dukes and hunting, but, now we still have it. And it is worth a lot.
@@JakobFischer60 just messing
Unfortunately this would be difficult to do in Scotland due to the right to roam.
@@nutyyyy Same right in Germany. There were wooden ladders to climp over the fences.
Bring back the lynx they deserve there chance
Protect mother earth 🌎 🙏🏻
Bring wolves back to Scotland!
well that's the problem, if they bring back wolves, those will kill livestock and the price of meat will be directly effected by it.
there's much more to consider with introducing once native animals than that of plants.
@@moggtheboss3087 we shouldn’t be eating meat tbf though.. it’s not necessary like we used to think
The native wolves are called lords
@@JM-sk5vv Meat is essential for a balanced diet and veganism is unhealthy and causes nutritional deficiencies. My sister was a vegan for a while and it made her ill.
@@JM-sk5vvyou can’t possibly think you know every single human can stand not having meat? Some people who hate meat know they need it. My sister lost her period completely when she went vegan for 7 years. Don’t be a closed minded fool. Many native peoples around the world including Scottish and Viking people used to eat raw frozen meat or mostly meat. Native American Inuit to Africa to east Russia.
Add wolfs 👍🏻 Yellowstone had the same problem
Hello Woodland Trust! Just thought you would like to know that you have a typo in the link in the video blurb - there's an 's' missing at the end of scotland...I tried to click through to the website last night and it wouldn't work, so I just did a google search for it, and checked the URL. I'll remove this comment once it's been rectified so as not to cause any confusion for future viewers :-)
The narrator has a great voice
It's time to heal the mother nature.
Bring Top Apex predators as like European Grey Wolf's 🐺 , Bears 🐻, European Lynx, European Mink , etc . Don't forget to add
European Bison 🦬, Moosh, Raindeer, etc.
Where exactly in Scotland is this rainforest? I'd love to visit.
Hi Marko, Scotland’s rainforest occurs along its west coast, and in the rest of the UK you’ll also find this habitat in the Lake District, north Wales and south-west England. We have a map on our website that you might find helpful savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/rainforest
Aberdeen!.😊thank you.
It's so lovely! I watched it with my student and he is in love with the nature. ❤Can you tell me, please, what is the accent of the woman?
Scottish
Interestingly, Scotland is known as Sukottorando スコットランド in Japanese.
I'm in love with women narrator's voice
I am willing to help, PLEASE explain how.
It seems like madness that rhododendrons are expensive to buy to garden centres where I live.
Hi, thanks for your support! Alliance for Scotland’s Rainforest is a voluntary partnership of more than 20 organisations that are all committed to collaborative action to restore and expand Scotland's rainforest.
We have the knowledge, skills and experience to do more. But we need government support and project funding to succeed. You can help Scotland's rainforest by supporting the projects at savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/projects
You can also help to raise awareness of the plight of Scotland’s rainforest by sharing this film. Or...
• If you live in Scotland ask your MSP what they are doing to support Scotland’s rainforest
• Visit & experience Scotland’s rainforest for yourself - this map will show you sites that welcome visitors savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/visit
• Volunteer to help out in a rainforest near you
• Follow @ASRainforest on Twitter
Hope this helps!
Are you still permitted to burn the Rhodedendron once you have chopped it down? This would seem the best way to consume the wood, even if very smokey and clearly releases CO2. I used to do a lot of this many years ago when I was a conservation volunteer, great exercise and the fire kept you warm.
Lovely dear
Real predators needed.
It's no surprise to me that we need to care for the Earth. It shouldn't be this big epiphany, rather, it should be common sense!
❤❤❤😊
What about the destruction sheep cause?The next time your out walking past sheep look at the side of the fence the sheep are on totally clear and then look what grows naturally on the otherside of the fence where the sheep cant reach trees shrubs in abundance its not just the Deer the sheep are the problem.
Absolutely, this! The reason they don't talk about it is the sheer amount of money that the terrible industry makes. The entire reason that the whole island of Britain has been turned into domesticated pastureland is because of the sheep and cattle industry, stretching a long ways back into humans first arrival. Nature knows what she's doing when she brings the balance of deer/wolves/bears, and only WE made a mistake in our destruction of the natural balance and a continued destruction through our keeping of sheep and cattle.
Nitrogen comes from fertilizer. How does it get there to the fòrest?
It is in the soil & spread by mychorrhizal fungi! 😊
It’s the most abundant gas on the planet
This is a very well done commercial. It's best to study the whole situation before drawing conclusions.
I hope 🤞 Scotland bring back wolves bear and linxs.
Beautiful picture, but reality must be improved.
Very interesting but also scary! BUT you are not saying HOW to help the forests to be healthy again...limit the deer is obvious one, maybe by introducing some real predators - wolves and lynxes?...but no idea how to get rid of those invasive plant species...That will be very very hard to get under control....Please re do this video with more solutions not only stating the problems....
me too. i agree but those outdated sheep farmers and owners.
Hello, the Alliance for Scotland’s Rainforest is a voluntary partnership of more than 20 organisations that are all committed to collaborative action to restore and expand Scotland's rainforest.
We have the knowledge, skills and experience to do more. But we need government support and project funding to succeed. You can help Scotland's rainforest by supporting the projects at savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/projects
@@woodlandtrust thanks. 🤗🤗🤗🤗
@@woodlandtrust Very poor communication on your part. You only have like 6 comments and you are using automated replies....this is NOT a way to gain followers and supporters....pick up your game! Lock downs everywhere, nothing to do ....people with heaps of time to kill....you CAN do better.....
Thanks for your support! You can also share this film, helping to raise awareness of the plight of Scotland’s rainforest.
2. If you live in Scotland ask your MSP what they are doing to support Scotland’s rainforest
3. Visit & experience Scotland’s rainforest for yourself - this map will show you sites that welcome visitors savingscotlandsrainforest.org.uk/visit
4. Volunteer to help out in a rainforest near you
5. Follow @ASRainforest on Twitter
Hope this helps!
I cant see any forest in England because they dont have it at all
There is similar (and similarly threatened) rainforest in the south-west of England.
Well put the wolves back and stop winging - and dig up those rhododendrons.
I have seen 2 bigfoot creatures there
If you have too many deer just up the amount of hunting tags printed, not that hard
That is not how balance is kept in an ecosystem, humans stuffing our grubby hands and messily trying to "fix" the mistakes we made by attempting to control nature is what caused this mess in the first place. It will NEVER do anything other than make money for those in power.
@@kamifae5928 yes we definitely should try and fix the issues we made when we didnt know anything. hunting tags are how successful wildlife management and population control works
@@evansilva3045 No, actually, I don’t believe it is. American states are absolutely running themselves ragged trying to figure out how to kill natural predators while also killing their prey. It's absolutely idiotic. It’s quite ridiculous to think that humans, going out with their little guns and parade, shooting animals and dragging them back home, eat the corpses and develop heart disease, to shit out their excrement into the ocean (removing nutrients from the ecosystem) is in any way helpful to the environment. Human "hunters" a mess upon the ecosystem, look at what's happening to the prey bird populations in WA, OR, and CA that are going extinct because hunters bullets are ending up in their systems via their prey and killing them. It's all a lie, humans are not hunters, humans might pretend and play dress up and walk with their little guns but they are not hunters, and that is not natural to the ecosystem and it destroys any and all balance that could exist.
NATURAL PREDATORS are the only solution, but the only solution that doesn't make any one money, the only solution that doesn't require upkeep and endless funding and power exercises by politicians and governments. Wolves, bears, lynx, those are the only ones who are fit to keep balance in the ecosystem and the land. We know this for a fact, whether the money-makers want to admit it or not.
The system of deer hunting is different in Scotland than in the US. Most of the land is owned by individuals. They have vast estates. They make money by selling deer hunting holidays, so need the deer on the land. No deer, no income. In most places the deer are "managed" by gamekeepers, but not enough to keep the numbers down to a level where they don't do damage, especially during the winter when they come down to lower elevations when the weather conditions are too harsh for them on the more exposed slopes.
Stop making sense!
So,the answer is kill off the Rhododendron?
Seems like it, is the main cause of problems in all of the Atlantic rainforest in th UK and Ireland probably elsewhere aswell