I would like to see that project now after so many years. How did it develop? Are the trees still there? What is the survival rate? Are they continuing? Have the local prople stopped cutting so many trees?
They really need solar cookers and leds lights. I also like the soda bottle solar lights, too. I like how theh have reused materials to solve their problem. Smart of them to have the plant a little lower than the surrounding ground. It will hold water instead of running off and away.
Excelent video!!!..... all very nice and just!!!.... it need to make holes (3X3 meters) for to stabilise the water when raining!!... and make cultur into the holes... it is complicated whith tractors!!!!... but it is the way!!... to grow threes and grasses who fix the nitrogens.... never the eucalyptus and the teak.... never the pines except the ''casuarine'' ... I love the video.. Bravo for these people!!!! God helps Us!!..
@@b_uppy Because these trees spend to much watter to one hundred meters deep !!!!..... on the forest of these trees there is no life, no grasses, no birds, no animals!!!!... for exemple the eucalypto kills the ground for ever!!!!...... and so one... good by... sorry my writting
@@b_uppy The best tree is the '''ALGARROBO''' 50 varietys... from Bresil and others countries.... try to have it!!!!.... it makes food for humans and animals and fix nitrogens!!!!... his wood is fantastic!!!.... take care, any ones are toxics!!!...
I don't get why more vendors in Africa don't sell seedlings/tree saplings. Especially indigenous fruit and vines. Eg: passion fruit. Do so well in climates similar to Zambia. All it takes is a packet of fruit from chappies, dry the seeds and collect a bunch of shake shake cartons :)
8 years on it would be great to see what progress has been made. Groasis Waterboxx is made by a Dutch company primarily designed to be used in tree planting but can be used for fruit and vegetable growing. The main reason to use a Waterboxx is to provide an initial H20 supply, protection from harsh weather conditions and animal predation. They've been shown to work incredibly were, even in the most unpromising conditions. There's a plastic, fully reusable version & a cardboard one that can be left in situ. Might be worth checking out given that climate change makes the annual rainfall ever more unpredictable.
Earth is a Planet to which we come back again and again and again after our body dies. When you come back in a brand new body you will encounter what you left behind on the planet from the past life. If you you cut down many trees in this life it is possible that you will be reborn in a desert a hundred or 2 hundred years later. And you will say why did they not plant trees in this place 2 hundred years ago.
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11 years later, I needed this inspiration TODAY! Thank you GREENPOP for setting the standard and leading the way for many!
This video can not be liked enough, absolutely amazing work. Mad love.
Now this is how you tell a story.
Wonderful work! Great editing and Cine,
And it looks like Rowan has mastered that Merlin!
BEAUTIFUL work everyone!! Lloyd's story is just the best.
Great job . it is a good treasure for the coming generations.
Good job on the video Rowan! Great stuff happening there.
Very excited for another Trees for Zambia project...planning is happening, trees are being raised...6 months till TFZ 2013!
Beautiful people doing beautiful things!!
This has warmed my heart...just beautiful work! I would love to be a part of something like this.
I would like to see that project now after so many years. How did it develop? Are the trees still there? What is the survival rate? Are they continuing? Have the local prople stopped cutting so many trees?
wow Kyla! very well done
great work
Great cinematography!
Nice doc , good job everyone !
Good job. Very inspiring
They really need solar cookers and leds lights. I also like the soda bottle solar lights, too. I like how theh have reused materials to solve their problem. Smart of them to have the plant a little lower than the surrounding ground. It will hold water instead of running off and away.
amazing video, great initiative and truly inspiring. Keep up with the terrificly amazing work
The rate of deforestation by transnational companies needs to slow down, and such active participation by individuals is so admirable. Sustainability!
With so much bad in the world it is truly a wonder to watch a handful of people doing good and being the change they want to see - truly inspiring...
Good information thanks for upload
Excelent video!!!..... all very nice and just!!!.... it need to make holes (3X3 meters) for to stabilise the water when raining!!... and make cultur into the holes... it is complicated whith tractors!!!!... but it is the way!!... to grow threes and grasses who fix the nitrogens.... never the eucalyptus and the teak.... never the pines except the ''casuarine'' ... I love the video.. Bravo for these people!!!! God helps Us!!..
Why no eucalyptus, teak and pine tree (except casuarine)?
@@b_uppy Because these trees spend to much watter to one hundred meters deep !!!!..... on the forest of these trees there is no life, no grasses, no birds, no animals!!!!... for exemple the eucalypto kills the ground for ever!!!!...... and so one... good by... sorry my writting
@@b_uppy Casuarine does not evaporate to much water and brakes the wind!!!...
@@b_uppy The best tree is the '''ALGARROBO''' 50 varietys... from Bresil and others countries.... try to have it!!!!.... it makes food for humans and animals and fix nitrogens!!!!... his wood is fantastic!!!.... take care, any ones are toxics!!!...
@@Jean-vz8co
It's relative. Depends on the availability of water and the need for certain products.
Awesome! What kinds of trees are being planted?
Good combination. Vacation tree plantation
Fantastic video for a fantastic cause! Be the change you want to see in the world. What is the name of the font used for the title?
I don't get why more vendors in Africa don't sell seedlings/tree saplings. Especially indigenous fruit and vines. Eg: passion fruit. Do so well in climates similar to Zambia. All it takes is a packet of fruit from chappies, dry the seeds and collect a bunch of shake shake cartons :)
8 years on it would be great to see what progress has been made. Groasis Waterboxx is made by a Dutch company primarily designed to be used in tree planting but can be used for fruit and vegetable growing. The main reason to use a Waterboxx is to provide an initial H20 supply, protection from harsh weather conditions and animal predation. They've been shown to work incredibly were, even in the most unpromising conditions. There's a plastic, fully reusable version & a cardboard one that can be left in situ. Might be worth checking out given that climate change makes the annual rainfall ever more unpredictable.
Have you got this stuff being broadcast on CTV and national TV?
I come from that country.
How is it looks today? I guess it failed in the biggest part
Palm oil plantations create a net loss in every way. I saw 20-mile square fields with nothing green on the ground, monoculture
You got to plant lumber and fruit trees, for food and other uses. It will pay back in the future.
bushe emba ba Mukuni basa kukwela pa bangee jump atini?
bukamalasha nabo awe mwandi.
Earth is a Planet to which we come back again and again and again after our body dies. When you come back in a brand new body you will encounter what you left behind on the planet from the past life. If you you cut down many trees in this life it is possible that you will be reborn in a desert a hundred or 2 hundred years later. And you will say why did they not plant trees in this place 2 hundred years ago.
Do the local people know about rocket stoves? They are easy to make and use much less fuel for cooking
its pretty stupid when its life but yet they dont have the foresight to plant to replace what they cut
Guys please support us on indigogo. Search Losing Livingstone. We have to help change the collective mindset towards planting trees, and away from the idea that they are an endless resource.
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