I am an ecology student, and videos like this really help put things in perspective. I sometimes even use these videos to catch up with classes and use them for self study, because they contain just as much useful information! I really appreciate you naming all the species and all the very specific details, like the temperatures these plants can withstand, and the history of Poland's laws. Not many documentaries go into that level of detail. Very interesting! Thank you!
We are very happy that you not only like our films, but also that they have educational value for you. It's really nice and motivating for us. Thank you and greetings from Poland!
The whole idea of state forests is so positive. Presumably legal and practical protections go along with this? Underpinning it all you imagine is an enthusiasm among the Polish populace to support and promote this idea, hopefully ensuring that current and future generations can benefit from these special places. Even if just by knowing they exist there is hope for the future of the environment and all the living things in it. Bravo, Poland!
The vast majority of people in Poland support state supervision of forests. It is known that various issues may be liked more or less, but they realize that harvesting is necessary. However, state management guarantees that more is planted than cut down, species and habitat protection is in place, various programs are implemented to increase biodiversity, and forests are open to everyone throughout the country.
These places have to deliineated to become a protected swamp in the US. The three factors are: hydrology, flora fauna, and soils. They meet the criteria the Corp of Engineers will designate it as such. But the owners of the land have to apply for it.
I've heard forests of Poland are threatened since the woodfuel prices in GER are soaring due to Putin's war. Germans are very stupid, they think that woods are worth nothing and a tree grows to full size witin yr.
I can not praise this channel enough. The footage is on the same level as BBC or Discovery Channel stuff with all this amazing animal footage. Even when i already watched the video i still let it run in the background as a visual when i am listening to music. Polands nature is extraordinary and the way this is filmed is so relaxing with this slow camera drives. I love every second of it. Quality wise this is definitely one of the best nature channels i ever came across.
We want to make nature films for such opinions, because our efforts are for the viewers. We are a small team, there are 5 people working permanently in the Forest Film Studio, we also cooperate with a few others, from whom we sometimes buy film material. Comparing the quality of the footage to those from BBS is therefore a great distinction for us. Thank you very much for watching the films and wanting to leave such a positive comment. We are really happy. Greetings from Poland!
@@forestfilmstudio came to say same thing. Thanks for awesome video! I was thinking, when watching this, that it would be just a perfect "asmr" -kinda film only with the nature sounds, without any speak and music at all. Suitable for watching on a big screen, really enjoyable to watch even on a bigger TV. And the soundtrack works excellently, it withstands listening even from high-quality speakers. Full marks for an excellent job!
"The footage is on the same level as BBC..." I couldn't have said it better myself which may very well be why I left it at 5:19. 👎 Please do enjoy the know-it-all humourless narrator.
As someone who lives close to a swamp forest, I cannot praise this enough. Swamp forests like the one I live next to are so rich in wildlife it’s unbelievable. It’s not a Polish swamp forest (it’s american) but it’s still special
You are so lucky! We had one nearby but the guy who owned the property filled it in because he didn't want the water. What an idiot - because now not only has the wildlife disappeared but the trees are dying too. People (and cities) need to be educated on the importance of swamp forests, especially if there is a high water table where they come naturally.
@@sherriianiro747 absolutely! I genuinely am lucky considering this swamp is in New Jersey of all places; lots of people don’t realize how fragile our state’s biomes are! Swamp forests in particular, they may not look charismatic but they are SO important to wildlife and also to us!
Moose, eagles, wolves, black woodpeckers, swamps, beavers… the list goes on and on! So lovely to see such diverse and abundant nature. Maybe one day, parts of the UK will become more like this, like what it once was.🤞🤞🤞🤩🤩
I agree-Bravo Poland! 2hat a reverence for nature is demonstrated in this video. I am so relieved to see places like this still. Thriving in all its variety and richness.
@Hans Handkante, thank you very much, although the forests in our films are commercially used forests. However, we run a sustainable development economy and we are glad that the sight of such forests made you think of primeval forests.
@@forestfilmstudio I never would have thought this because many commercial forests in germany look like tree fields with all the trees standing in straight lines. Anyway, Poland is obviously doing a great job in preserving wildlife and nature. I have to visit your beautiful country again.
@@hanshandkante5055 Of course, we also have forests 'under the ruler', but these are pine monocultures (you can see examples in our movie 'The magic of pine forest'). Foresters try to enrich the pine forests with other tree species, wherever the conditions of the habitat allow it. Commercial mixed forests look completely different, just like in the film. We leave more dead wood in them, which also gives the impression that it is a protected forest area.
as a dutch person i can say wholeheartedly that i love swamps, there is nothing better than standing on a supposed island, only for it to vibrate like a waterbed whenever you take a step!
Really loved this document, I love how thorough you were, and none of that American style overdone dramaticness! The clips also had a really authentic feel. Bravo from a Finnish ecologist!
I love temperate forest zone very much and I miss cold weather, trees and forest, birds...everything! I hope that i can go back Sweden one more time in my life. It remind me think about beautiful time in Sweden. Thank you very much
This reminds me a lot of places and animals of New York State USA except sandhill cranes I have seen are in Florida, but the beaver and deer remind me of places I frequent here in New Berlin NY. Really love the observation deck at the end! Keep these places forever!
As a german, i was always a bit jealous of canandians and people from certain areas of the US because they are surrounded by such untouched landscapes and forests. In germany we don't have anything that is even remotely comparable to the endless forests of the North-West. I hope US-americans and canadians will not make the same mistake as we europeans.
@@julieerin115 The Black Forest isn't even a forest - it is a mountain range. The german name for this mountain range is Schwarzwald wich translates to black forest. The Black Forest mountain range area is 6000 km² and only 3600 km² are covered in forest. Originally, the Black Forest consisted of beech and fir trees, in small locations also of oak, pine and spruce. Beech and fir were increasingly replaced by spruce and pine due to slash-and-burn and wood use. Unfortunately, the northern part of the black forest in particular has long been a pure coniferous forest. Believe me its not even closely comparable to Canadian or US forests where you can find 2000 year old trees.
before i read that was Poland, by the look of the preview and the mane i thouhgt, oh, it's definitely Belarus. My mother grew up in a village surrounded by swmps and forests, i've been there as a child, i can recognize that nature anywhere
It is remind me of Danau Zamrud in riau Sumatra, the huge Swamp and peat forest are still pristine with flora and fauna of five big mammals around it, Nice documentary to see it. Nature is always amazing.
First of all , while I never prefer music in any wildlife documentaries especially as it is usually too loud and invasive, interrupting the narrative, while I still wish it didn’t have such loud music that’s constantly occurring, had it not been a documentary and just been me listening to the sounds, I LOVE the beautiful flute with that rich German tone, getting it with those triplet combinations and 16-32 nd notes , reminds me A lot of my own self and the level In which I have played with the technical ability and the tonality/ tone quality.. Love that rich sound and precision and seems like it would be a lot of fun playing that score, musically! Usually you only ever hear someone with maybe the technical skills but not so much, the natural raw talent combined and that’s just something that you can’t find among everyone. I actually began my career musically & instrumentally, playing in symphony , playing professionally , double majoring and began career path with the plan of remaining in such area , however it was also my desire to be a doctor from very VERY young age , where I was beginning to regret not following through in that area, where I’d received full scholarships to pursue the one area of study , I just felt like music is a love for me but was only going to be doing it in hopes to appease others around me , so I knew I could still always play and sing and enjoy those gifts and abilities , but would regret if I didn’t follow thru into medical school, but anyway, I did for some time work within music field professionally and enjoyed it very much, music is a gift and blessing from God , in which we should honor him and lift up not only our voice , but any song as well … so I do not regret not remaining in the music profession so much, as I can still enjoy it and be productive , but I do very much enjoy and appreciate hearing beautiful songs and especially with such lovely tones and proficiency . I’m not one to easily impress, when it comes to things I have expertise within to such degree , as I’m always still trained to want to fix any issues and push hard to excel at the most optimal level , so I am not only hard on my own self expecting near perfection if not perfection , I still cannot help but internally critique such things when I hear them … anyway, I know most these channels here just upload existing documentaries that belong to whichever major networks , where 99% of the channels on here are stealing content they have no right to publish, where it makes no diff for us to comment any feedbacks when those channels didn’t create nor have a thing to do with the content they plaster on their channel and selfishly profit from dishonestly , with content not belonging to them nor them having any permission to post, but in the odd chance this in particular was rightfully shared, I’d want to compliment not only all involved in these lovely documentaries I’ve enjoyed so much, but whomever was hired to do the soundtrack work, as well for wonderful beautiful music, but that said I still prefer well narrated naturally fluid narrative without music especially when it can be so loud and invasive .. it’s hard to find decent content and especially well narrated vids that don’t sound like someone obviously TRYING to read from a script where nothing sounds natural in their delivery or cadence or lifts and falls etc. as most vids either have loud music on top of badly narrated content these days. And at least this and other vids I’ve seen on this channel have had decent quality in the content. Could def. Appreciate less music during and at lower levels if any was added , but again, I am not sure if this is like one of the many other Channels only uploading existing content or if there’s any legit connection to the content.. usually id know bc I’ve watched so many wildlife documentaries that I’m familiar with hundreds of them & what network or entity would’ve produced/ owned them, among many films of English /British / Russian content . But these I’ve only seen recently I think. Good films though either way. Ty. God bless u, sorry long post, sorry also to talk about my own self, I do not intend to do so selfishly or for any attention in my direction. Only was sharing from place of expertise & knowledge into what I was “speaking of”.. anyway, while I do not prefer music within these films / or prefer much less / lower vol. , I still enjoyed especially the lovely flute & the precise technical ability/ quality & raw talent. Whomever worked on this music soundtrack did such great job. I’ve provided solo vocals & music for documentary soundtrack for major network that was to air in United States nationally, some years back, where I KNOW the work that goes kri it, the studio time , etc. and isn’t nearly as invasive as production / recording / maybe even the editing, but still. Very much a hard working rewarding experience for anyone involved.
Oh, what a magnificent documentary! I just love riparian forests! The clever transition from Lupus Lupus to Humulus Lupulus wasn't lost on me either. )) Subscribed and will check out the rest of your videos.
@jollyjokress3852 @jollyjokress3852 Okay, but for now, we wish you a long good life to explore the beauty of our planet's place. And at the beginning it is worth coming to Poland to see our areas. :) Much health and all the best to you!
Great description of the diverse ecosystems in Poland! The attention to detail highlights the importance of preserving these natural habitats. Kudos to the author for such an informative piece!
20:26 The mallard just casually swimming between its two neighbours who clearly do not welcome him is killing me. This frame looks like a painting and we are oblivious to the drama is unfolding in it.
We are happy to have attentive viewers like you. Thank you for watching the movie with such interest and sharing your opinion with us. Greetings from Poland!
So wonderful. Wish I could see all of these glorious sites in the flesh. Sadly I don't think it's going to happen. Is why these videos mean so much to me! Thank you so much for all the dedication it takes to create such valuable films.
@@omarcastillo6259 but it is sooo tiny of an area compared to what has been destroyed. But yeah you are right, we have really powerful organisations like BUND or NABU who generate lots of moneay.
@@jollyjokress3852 Hope you are doing something to protect native flora and fauna over there...same in Costa Rica but it doesn´t mean because of its size is not important its a reservoir that can help to restore biotopes
@@omarcastillo6259 yeah, there are a handful of people, I think a perentage like in every population that really care about nature. I for myself live with as few resources as possible. also I already collected cuttings of native shrubs that insects love so I can proliferate them.
People don’t realise the city is built on the original delta fan of the Waimakariri, which once flowed into Waihora/Ellesmere. That’s the reason there are spring-arising rivers in the city. Avon, Heathcote, Styx. All have spring sources within the residential area.
The film's shots were taken all over the country, but this forest with cottongrass is located near the Biebrza National Park, in eastern Poland. Thank you for such a positive comment and greetings from our team.
29:25 the iron bacteria can, and has been, smelted down to make iron prills. And the prills forged into pieces of pure iron. And unlike other materials it is mostly iron and produces good yields with less slag and work.
I am an ecology student, and videos like this really help put things in perspective. I sometimes even use these videos to catch up with classes and use them for self study, because they contain just as much useful information! I really appreciate you naming all the species and all the very specific details, like the temperatures these plants can withstand, and the history of Poland's laws. Not many documentaries go into that level of detail. Very interesting! Thank you!
We are very happy that you not only like our films, but also that they have educational value for you. It's really nice and motivating for us. Thank you and greetings from Poland!
Like. Lifetime!!
The cranes are wonderful. What magnificent birds.
#birdbathjamaica
Cranes are especially delightful in their mating dance.
Poland next to my home country, Lithuania. I bet the same animals live there. This is well done, bravo!
Thank you. Lithuania is also very beautiful country.
My father’ family is from Lithuania and my mother’s family is from Poland. Cheers from USA
The whole idea of state forests is so positive. Presumably legal and practical protections go along with this? Underpinning it all you imagine is an enthusiasm among the Polish populace to support and promote this idea, hopefully ensuring that current and future generations can benefit from these special places. Even if just by knowing they exist there is hope for the future of the environment and all the living things in it. Bravo, Poland!
The vast majority of people in Poland support state supervision of forests. It is known that various issues may be liked more or less, but they realize that harvesting is necessary. However, state management guarantees that more is planted than cut down, species and habitat protection is in place, various programs are implemented to increase biodiversity, and forests are open to everyone throughout the country.
These places have to deliineated to become a protected swamp in the US. The three factors are: hydrology, flora fauna, and soils. They meet the criteria the Corp of Engineers will designate it as such. But the owners of the land have to apply for it.
State is violence. There are no good violent solutions to problems, they always backfire. Everything state owns is stolen.
I've heard forests of Poland are threatened since the woodfuel prices in GER are soaring due to Putin's war. Germans are very stupid, they think that woods are worth nothing and a tree grows to full size witin yr.
Perhaps this is like US National Parks, State Parks.
I can not praise this channel enough. The footage is on the same level as BBC or Discovery Channel stuff with all this amazing animal footage. Even when i already watched the video i still let it run in the background as a visual when i am listening to music. Polands nature is extraordinary and the way this is filmed is so relaxing with this slow camera drives. I love every second of it. Quality wise this is definitely one of the best nature channels i ever came across.
We want to make nature films for such opinions, because our efforts are for the viewers. We are a small team, there are 5 people working permanently in the Forest Film Studio, we also cooperate with a few others, from whom we sometimes buy film material. Comparing the quality of the footage to those from BBS is therefore a great distinction for us. Thank you very much for watching the films and wanting to leave such a positive comment. We are really happy. Greetings from Poland!
@@forestfilmstudio came to say same thing. Thanks for awesome video! I was thinking, when watching this, that it would be just a perfect "asmr" -kinda film only with the nature sounds, without any speak and music at all. Suitable for watching on a big screen, really enjoyable to watch even on a bigger TV. And the soundtrack works excellently, it withstands listening even from high-quality speakers. Full marks for an excellent job!
#birdbathjamaica
Jamaica🇯🇲 birds 🦅
@@rituhoo we're happy to read that. Such words are honey to our hearts. Greetings from Poland! 😀
"The footage is on the same level as BBC..." I couldn't have said it better myself which may very well be why I left it at 5:19. 👎 Please do enjoy the know-it-all humourless narrator.
Beautiful footage. I especially appreciate the naming of the trees and plants.
Thank you for watching and your opinion.
I live on the edge of a flooded forest in Canada and I feel very fortunate to be there. Every day can show something new.
You,re lucky person.
We need more places like these in Poland
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As someone who lives close to a swamp forest, I cannot praise this enough. Swamp forests like the one I live next to are so rich in wildlife it’s unbelievable. It’s not a Polish swamp forest (it’s american) but it’s still special
We are glad that you have such a forest close by.
You are so lucky! We had one nearby but the guy who owned the property filled it in because he didn't want the water. What an idiot - because now not only has the wildlife disappeared but the trees are dying too.
People (and cities) need to be educated on the importance of swamp forests, especially if there is a high water table where they come naturally.
@@sherriianiro747 absolutely! I genuinely am lucky considering this swamp is in New Jersey of all places; lots of people don’t realize how fragile our state’s biomes are! Swamp forests in particular, they may not look charismatic but they are SO important to wildlife and also to us!
Simply beautiful. ❤
Thank you
What a beautiful presentation. Especially the owls!!
Thank you for watching!
What a marvelous ecosystem.
See also our film 'Wetlands work wonders!'.
Piękno i bogactwo tych lasów zachwyca.
Dziękuję 🌷
#birdbathjamaica
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Loved this! Such a beautiful environment and a high quality presentation of it. Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮😊🌲
Thank you for such a positive comment and greetings from whole our team!
Hei from the USA 😊🇵🇱
Csodálatos videó ,gyönyörű látnivalókkal ,köszönöm az élményt .Üdvözlettel,minden jót !❤❤❤
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I absolutely love swamps! They're so beautiful 💚 And some shots you captured are insanely good!
Thank you for your opinion. We also love swamps! I hope you will visit Poland someday to see them.
Moose, eagles, wolves, black woodpeckers, swamps, beavers… the list goes on and on! So lovely to see such diverse and abundant nature. Maybe one day, parts of the UK will become more like this, like what it once was.🤞🤞🤞🤩🤩
Thank you and we wish your dream come true.
Thank you. Wow, Polands' forests are beautiful and I admire their desire to protect all these different species. Bravo!
Hello how are you 😊😊
@juliew393, thank you for watching and your feedback.
Such a wonderful video. These swamp / riparian forests are the most interesting and beautiful ecosystems for me.
Thank you for watching!
I agree-Bravo Poland! 2hat a reverence for nature is demonstrated in this video. I am so relieved to see places like this still. Thriving in all its variety and richness.
Same. I am from germany and we can only dream of such untouched ancient forests especially in this proportions.
@Nils G. Nelson-Molin, thank you so much. Greetings from Forest Film Studio!
@Hans Handkante, thank you very much, although the forests in our films are commercially used forests. However, we run a sustainable development economy and we are glad that the sight of such forests made you think of primeval forests.
@@forestfilmstudio I never would have thought this because many commercial forests in germany look like tree fields with all the trees standing in straight lines. Anyway, Poland is obviously doing a great job in preserving wildlife and nature. I have to visit your beautiful country again.
@@hanshandkante5055 Of course, we also have forests 'under the ruler', but these are pine monocultures (you can see examples in our movie 'The magic of pine forest'). Foresters try to enrich the pine forests with other tree species, wherever the conditions of the habitat allow it. Commercial mixed forests look completely different, just like in the film. We leave more dead wood in them, which also gives the impression that it is a protected forest area.
as a dutch person i can say wholeheartedly that i love swamps, there is nothing better than standing on a supposed island, only for it to vibrate like a waterbed whenever you take a step!
We're glad you like it. We have another movie this time about the swamp itself, called "Wetlands work wonders". We invite you to watch.
Always enjoy great video from "Forest Film Studio" that bring people closer to nature!
Thank you so much!
I love your nature videos. They are the best ones I can find.
#birdbathjamaica
Try me please
Thank you for such positive feedback. Greetings from Poland!
Really loved this document, I love how thorough you were, and none of that American style overdone dramaticness! The clips also had a really authentic feel. Bravo from a Finnish ecologist!
Thank you! Greetings from nearby Poland.
Im irish living in India to see such similar ecological beauty brings me such joy 😊
Thank you for watching and greetings from Poland!
I love temperate forest zone very much and I miss cold weather, trees and forest, birds...everything! I hope that i can go back Sweden one more time in my life. It remind me think about beautiful time in Sweden. Thank you very much
Sweden is beautiful country! Greetings from Poland wherever you are now. 🙂
Спасибо за познавательное видео. Успехов в творчестве и всего самого хорошего😊🌳🌲
Such a beautiful habitat.. Muito bom trabalho .
Thank you for watching. Greetings!
This reminds me a lot of places and animals of New York State USA except sandhill cranes I have seen are in Florida, but the beaver and deer remind me of places I frequent here in New Berlin NY. Really love the observation deck at the end! Keep these places forever!
As a german, i was always a bit jealous of canandians and people from certain areas of the US because they are surrounded by such untouched landscapes and forests. In germany we don't have anything that is even remotely comparable to the endless forests of the North-West. I hope US-americans and canadians will not make the same mistake as we europeans.
@@hanshandkante5055 What about the Black Forest?
@@julieerin115 The Black Forest isn't even a forest - it is a mountain range. The german name for this mountain range is Schwarzwald wich translates to black forest.
The Black Forest mountain range area is 6000 km² and only 3600 km² are covered in forest. Originally, the Black Forest consisted of beech and fir trees, in small locations also of oak, pine and spruce.
Beech and fir were increasingly replaced by spruce and pine due to slash-and-burn and wood use. Unfortunately, the northern part of the black forest in particular has long been a pure coniferous forest. Believe me its not even closely comparable to Canadian or US forests where you can find 2000 year old trees.
@@hanshandkante5055 Thanks for sharing!
and ever
I love nature so enjoyed it very much 👌👌👌
Thank you for watching!
Another amazing video!
Thank you for watching our films. :-)
Nice video khub bhalo legacha🌹🌹 thanks
Such a beautiful habitat.
You are right that beautiful. Thank you for watching us
Absolutely beautiful !!! Our planet is magnificent
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What a beautiful environment
Yes, there are plenty of such beautiful places in Poland.
before i read that was Poland, by the look of the preview and the mane i thouhgt, oh, it's definitely Belarus. My mother grew up in a village surrounded by swmps and forests, i've been there as a child, i can recognize that nature anywhere
It is remind me of Danau Zamrud in riau Sumatra, the huge Swamp and peat forest are still pristine with flora and fauna of five big mammals around it, Nice documentary to see it. Nature is always amazing.
Thank you for watching. Greetings!
First of all , while I never prefer music in any wildlife documentaries especially as it is usually too loud and invasive, interrupting the narrative, while I still wish it didn’t have such loud music that’s constantly occurring, had it not been a documentary and just been me listening to the sounds, I LOVE the beautiful flute with that rich German tone, getting it with those triplet combinations and 16-32 nd notes , reminds me A lot of my own self and the level In which I have played with the technical ability and the tonality/ tone quality.. Love that rich sound and precision and seems like it would be a lot of fun playing that score, musically! Usually you only ever hear someone with maybe the technical skills but not so much, the natural raw talent combined and that’s just something that you can’t find among everyone. I actually began my career musically & instrumentally, playing in symphony , playing professionally , double majoring and began career path with the plan of remaining in such area , however it was also my desire to be a doctor from very VERY young age , where I was beginning to regret not following through in that area, where I’d received full scholarships to pursue the one area of study , I just felt like music is a love for me but was only going to be doing it in hopes to appease others around me , so I knew I could still always play and sing and enjoy those gifts and abilities , but would regret if I didn’t follow thru into medical school, but anyway, I did for some time work within music field professionally and enjoyed it very much, music is a gift and blessing from God , in which we should honor him and lift up not only our voice , but any song as well … so I do not regret not remaining in the music profession so much, as I can still enjoy it and be productive , but I do very much enjoy and appreciate hearing beautiful songs and especially with such lovely tones and proficiency . I’m not one to easily impress, when it comes to things I have expertise within to such degree , as I’m always still trained to want to fix any issues and push hard to excel at the most optimal level , so I am not only hard on my own self expecting near perfection if not perfection , I still cannot help but internally critique such things when I hear them … anyway, I know most these channels here just upload existing documentaries that belong to whichever major networks , where 99% of the channels on here are stealing content they have no right to publish, where it makes no diff for us to comment any feedbacks when those channels didn’t create nor have a thing to do with the content they plaster on their channel and selfishly profit from dishonestly , with content not belonging to them nor them having any permission to post, but in the odd chance this in particular was rightfully shared, I’d want to compliment not only all involved in these lovely documentaries I’ve enjoyed so much, but whomever was hired to do the soundtrack work, as well for wonderful beautiful music, but that said I still prefer well narrated naturally fluid narrative without music especially when it can be so loud and invasive .. it’s hard to find decent content and especially well narrated vids that don’t sound like someone obviously TRYING to read from a script where nothing sounds natural in their delivery or cadence or lifts and falls etc. as most vids either have loud music on top of badly narrated content these days. And at least this and other vids I’ve seen on this channel have had decent quality in the content. Could def. Appreciate less music during and at lower levels if any was added , but again, I am not sure if this is like one of the many other Channels only uploading existing content or if there’s any legit connection to the content.. usually id know bc I’ve watched so many wildlife documentaries that I’m familiar with hundreds of them & what network or entity would’ve produced/ owned them, among many films of English /British / Russian content . But these I’ve only seen recently I think. Good films though either way. Ty. God bless u, sorry long post, sorry also to talk about my own self, I do not intend to do so selfishly or for any attention in my direction. Only was sharing from place of expertise & knowledge into what I was “speaking of”.. anyway, while I do not prefer music within these films / or prefer much less / lower vol. , I still enjoyed especially the lovely flute & the precise technical ability/ quality & raw talent. Whomever worked on this music soundtrack did such great job. I’ve provided solo vocals & music for documentary soundtrack for major network that was to air in United States nationally, some years back, where I KNOW the work that goes kri it, the studio time , etc. and isn’t nearly as invasive as production / recording / maybe even the editing, but still. Very much a hard working rewarding experience for anyone involved.
The world is so amazing and so are the animals on it
Yes, thank you for watching!
Beautiful Swamp Forests 🌳🍀🌹🌺🌻🌷🐦🦆🦢🐟🐝🐞🦋🌄🌦☯🕉
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@@forestfilmstudio Thank you! This Video of this Swamp Forests is very beautiful and very interesting 👍✌👏😍🥰
Beautiful Poland 🇵🇱❤. But you didn't show anything from the fish world. 😢
See our film 'Forest rivers' th-cam.com/video/i5aVSTiMELg/w-d-xo.html The sight of the fish will surely please you. :-)
Thanks for yet another excellent nature video : far and away the best series in this genre.
We're very grateful, thank you!
This fantastic Video of forest should have 100 millions viewers ❤❤❤
We hope, this will be the case. Greetings!
przepiękny! Wunderschön!
Dziękujemy! Danke schön!
Oh, what a magnificent documentary! I just love riparian forests! The clever transition from Lupus Lupus to Humulus Lupulus wasn't lost on me either. ))
Subscribed and will check out the rest of your videos.
We warn you, our other videos are equally good and addictive. :-)
great video, thanks for showcasing such beautiful nature
Thank you for such a positive feedback.
A beautiful and very well made nature documentary ❤
Thank you for the feedback and greetings from Poland!
@@forestfilmstudio Proszę! 🙂 Pozdrowienia z Indonezji ☺
Very beautiful
When I die I want my soul to fly around in such an undisturbed place and just watch its beauty.
Hello how are you 😊
@@JacobWilson486 do you also love swamps?
@@jollyjokress3852 I love swamp because you see new things everyday
@@jollyjokress3852 where are you from?
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@jollyjokress3852 Okay, but for now, we wish you a long good life to explore the beauty of our planet's place. And at the beginning it is worth coming to Poland to see our areas. :) Much health and all the best to you!
amusement and amazement. дуже дякую!
Nice information.... beautiful videos
Thank you!
Great description of the diverse ecosystems in Poland! The attention to detail highlights the importance of preserving these natural habitats. Kudos to the author for such an informative piece!
We are grateful for such positive words and greetings from Poland.
Thank you for sharing great videos!! These videos are not only very useful for learning about nature, but also for studying English.
Thank you for watching and such a nice opinion.
Wow, this is some really good footage! Thanks for this. I will try to share it around.
Thank you for watching and supporting us. Very good idea, we will be grateful if you share our channel further. All the best!
20:26 The mallard just casually swimming between its two neighbours who clearly do not welcome him is killing me. This frame looks like a painting and we are oblivious to the drama is unfolding in it.
We are happy to have attentive viewers like you. Thank you for watching the movie with such interest and sharing your opinion with us. Greetings from Poland!
@@forestfilmstudio Poland's wildlife is so pretty and interesting, I'm glad I found your channel 🥰
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OMG the beavers are so cute ❤
Yes, they're fascinating animals!
incredible video thank you
Thank you for such a positive comment. Greetings!
Espectacular video and song combination!
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Beautiful!
Thank you!
Merci beaucoup.
Greetings from Poland!
Your videos have helped me learn to listen to English. Thank you very much for your useful knowledge, good voice, beautiful images and investment.
We are very happy that it is not only learning nature, but also English. Greetings from Poland!
i'do love ur patients
So wonderful. Wish I could see all of these glorious sites in the flesh. Sadly I don't think it's going to happen. Is why these videos mean so much to me! Thank you so much for all the dedication it takes to create such valuable films.
We hope that your dream will come true. Try to work towards it.
Beautiful 👍
Thank you and greetings!
everything in this video is perfect! It also helps me falling asleep easily tho very very great job thank you for your hard work 😊❤
Thanks :)
Thank you for these interesting videos.
Thank you for watching!
26:30 That looks so beautiful.
Yes, very beautiful and artistic. 🙂 Greetings from Poland!
💚I saw landscapes like that in south Germany beautyful greetings from Costa Rica
no you can't. Germany has destroyed all its pristine sites.
@@jollyjokress3852 Yes you can specially if you work with environment and with ONGs like BUND that work hard to restored and protect the amazing Moor
@@omarcastillo6259 but it is sooo tiny of an area compared to what has been destroyed. But yeah you are right, we have really powerful organisations like BUND or NABU who generate lots of moneay.
@@jollyjokress3852 Hope you are doing something to protect native flora and fauna over there...same in Costa Rica but it doesn´t mean because of its size is not important its a reservoir that can help to restore biotopes
@@omarcastillo6259 yeah, there are a handful of people, I think a perentage like in every population that really care about nature. I for myself live with as few resources as possible. also I already collected cuttings of native shrubs that insects love so I can proliferate them.
Swamp Forests ❤🎉.
indeed
@@jollyjokress3852 💞🧬.
So many beautiful exciting species of everything in poland😊❤❤️❤️👌🇬🇧fab programme guys, thank you so much
Thank you!
HERMOSO!!
as someone who lived out there for 8 years... id die to go back n stay
Greetings from Poland and thank you for watching!
thank you so muchhhh ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for watching us. All the best!
@@forestfilmstudio love you 🌺🫂
That was a beautiful and interesting special
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Our garden city Otautahi Christchurch will eventually transform back to its Delta form over time 🕊🌊💖
People don’t realise the city is built on the original delta fan of the Waimakariri, which once flowed into Waihora/Ellesmere. That’s the reason there are spring-arising rivers in the city. Avon, Heathcote, Styx. All have spring sources within the residential area.
#birdbathjamaica
Hi
Very Beautiful❤❤
Thank you
Good vidio&👍🤝🙏
footage is top class marvellous 💖👏
I don't know how many times I see this, wonderful video 👍👍👍
can you tell me ,where is this beautiful forest? ?
The film's shots were taken all over the country, but this forest with cottongrass is located near the Biebrza National Park, in eastern Poland. Thank you for such a positive comment and greetings from our team.
Amazing and beautiful 😊
Thank you very much for your comment :)
Very nice footage
Thank you for watching!
Very good this video
Thank you and greetings!
great footage
Thank you!!!
@@forestfilmstudio
no problem
Witajcie jakiego sprzętu użyto do nagrania filmu ??? głownie chodzi mi o kamerę ???
Lets conserve them for coming generations ..... 🕊🕊
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Sir Alhamdulillah sobgula parci
Only faces one problem( bus station) but I can understand this.very helpful sir.we want more videos❤
Muito bom trabalho ❣ ❣ ❣ 🥰👏🙏
Thank you!
GERAS ❤
Reminds me of a lot of the area around here, Chitek Lake Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦 home of the mosquito 🦟
Canada is beautiful. All the best to you
Wow, that was awesome
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What happens to the freshwater fish during dry season? Are there freshwater fish?
Yes, we have many species in Poland. We recommend our film Forest rivers th-cam.com/video/i5aVSTiMELg/w-d-xo.html
Indeed perfect
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29:25 the iron bacteria can, and has been, smelted down to make iron prills. And the prills forged into pieces of pure iron. And unlike other materials it is mostly iron and produces good yields with less slag and work.
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Great video
Thank you for watching!
This is amazing!!!
Greetings from Poland!
@@forestfilmstudio greetings from countryside of the Philippines 😊
My backyard was like this once upon a time.
And what does it look like now?
When it comes to nature preservation, Poland seems to put germany to shame, i wish we would take that route too
Thank you for watching!
Germany, land of the nature haters!
Piękna Polska!
Taka jest i taką chcemy pokazywać w naszych filmach.
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We have one Ratargul swamp forest (National forest) Gushainpur, Sylhet, Bangladesh. If possible make a documentary on it. thanks
If we have the opportunity to do so, we would love to. Greetings
saludos desde Costa Rica :)
Oh, how far away from us! Greetings from Poland! 😀