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Jaguar del Cielo
Jaguar Del Cielo follows field tech Felix Tafoya’s journey to better understand and conserve Mexico’s apex predator in the El Cielo Biosphere Reserve in Tamaulipas, Mexico. By catching jaguars and fitting them with GPS collars, Felix and his co-workers are able to track the movement of jaguars and get insights into their mysterious and elusive lives. The information collected from the collars is crucial to better understand the species and to mitigate conflicts with humans, which is imperative for the long-term conservation of jaguars.
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Song of the Prairie: Restoring a Home on the Range for the Attwater’s Prairie Chicken
Переглядів 5217 місяців тому
Texas’ coastal prairies once spanned more than 6 million acres, extending from the southernmost tip of Texas up along the Gulf of Mexico and into Louisiana, but today less than one percent of this habitat remains. Such a significant loss of coastal prairie has devastated many wildlife populations, including the critically endangered Attwater’s prairie chicken (APC). The good news: After years o...
Deep in the Heart | Official Trailer
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Narrated by Matthew McConaughey, Deep in the Heart is Texas' first wildlife movie. In Texas theaters June 3rd. www.deepinthheartwildlife.com @deepintheheartfilm Deep in the Heart is a visually stunning celebration of what makes Texas unique - its diverse landscapes and remarkable wildlife behavior that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Told through the eyes of wildlife species ranging...
5000 Miles of Wild
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2018 marked the 50th anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. To celebrate, American Rivers staff, Senator Tom Udall, Ted Roosevelt IV and others took a four-day canoe trip through iconic canyons of the Wild and Scenic Rio Grande in Big Bend National Park. 5000 Miles of Wild combines stunning scenery with insightful commentary on the state of river conservation, explains the importance of...
Me, My Dad, and the Devils
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This film is about a ten-year-old girl, Sophia, her dad, and their first journey together on the Devils River. See the most unspoiled river in Texas through a child’s eyes as she takes on rapids for the first time and fishes and swims her way downstream. In the process, she learns a little about what keeps the river flowing and about decisions being made today that may change the river she’ll f...
Return of the Desert Bighorn
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Wildlife Biologists in West Texas are returning Desert Bighorn Sheep to their historic habitat after being extirpated in the mid 1900s.
Pronghorn Revival
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Texan Wildlife Biologists are fighting for the future of Pronghorn by helicopter netting over 100 individuals, transplanted them to a devastated area, and reestablishing an iconic species in the vast landscapes of West Texas.
Texas Living Waters
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Myron Hess fights a battle for Texas river environmental flows that we cannot afford to lose. texaslivingwaters.org
The Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute
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The Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute at Texas A&M University-Kingsville is the leading wildlife research organization in Texas and one of the finest in the nation. Established in 1981 by a grant from the Caesar Kleberg Foundation for Wildlife Conservation, the Institute operates as a nonprofit organization and depends financially upon private contributions and faculty grantsmanship. O...
Horse Rich & Dirt Poor
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Ecologist Charles Post travels across Nevada to explore how overpopulated wild horses effect native wildlife. A Wildlife Society film by Charles Post, Phillip Baribeau, and Ben Masters. Learn more: www.wildlife.org Adopt a wild horse or burro: mustangheritagefoundation.org
The River and The Wall - Official Trailer
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Experience the SXSW Award Winner in Theaters May 2nd. Theaters: bit.ly/TRATW_Screenings iTunes Pre-Order: bit.ly/TRATW_iTunes www.theriverandthewall.com @theriverandthewall Three Texans, a New York ornithologist, and a Brazilian immigrant embark on a 1,200 mile mountain bike, horse, and canoe journey down the Rio Grande to document the US-Mexico border before construction of a border wall and t...
Wildlife and The Wall
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A National Geographic X RED Digital Cinema Collaboration exploring the wildlife impacts of a border wall in West Texas.
Wild Horse Resolution
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Horse Advocate TJ Holmes uses dart delivered equine birth control to slow the population growth of Colorado's Spring Creek Basin Wild Horse Herd.
Unbranded Trailer
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3,000 Miles, 16 Wild Horses, 5 States, 4 Men. The journey of a lifetime riding from Mexico to Canada through the deepest backcountry in the American West to inspire adoptions of nearly 50,000 wild horses and burros currently in holding pens. Directed by Phill Baribeau. unbrandedthefilm.com
Selah: Water From Stone
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Nearly Fifty Years ago David Bamberger went public with Church's Chicken and used the capital to purchase 5,500 acres of overgrazed land that was considered some of the poorest acreage in the Texas Hill Country. He devoted the rest of his life to restoring it. David cleared overgrown woody vegetation, allowed native grasses to grow, and literally created Water from Stone. The grasses soaked in ...
Wild Texas Film Tour Trailer '17
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Wild Texas Film Tour Trailer '17
Lions of West Texas
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Lions of West Texas
The River and The Wall - 2017 Teaser
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The River and The Wall - 2017 Teaser

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @lc9629
    @lc9629 3 місяці тому

    Is there a place to donate for these women to continue this. I know BLM provides for the drug only, does not pay these women anything, for their vehicles, gas, time, tires the dart guns. 75% of funds to BLM for this goes to admin. Sad.....how can we help these volunteers?

  • @erich2169
    @erich2169 6 місяців тому

    Absolutely inspiring all around. They are doing admirable work and you just can feel the amount of care they put into it

  • @Wicked7outdoors
    @Wicked7outdoors 6 місяців тому

    It was great meeting you the last two days Ben! Appreciate you sharing your knowledge and time with me!

  • @TheSantoGrial
    @TheSantoGrial 7 місяців тому

    muy bueno!!

  • @smerjeevski
    @smerjeevski 7 місяців тому

    add lions. not like puma lions, like Panthera Leo lions. after all just take a peak beyond the ice age. #rewild #safetythird #restauration

  • @ricardofrias4068
    @ricardofrias4068 7 місяців тому

    Happy to see more of these uploads. Keep up the great work.

  • @vhmphotographyvictormata9695
    @vhmphotographyvictormata9695 7 місяців тому

    Loved the film, my grandfather was from Ocampo, a town in the southern part of the reserve. I remember he told us about the jaguars that came down from the mountains and arrived at his ranch.

  • @BrettVaughnB100
    @BrettVaughnB100 7 місяців тому

    hasn't Tony been working on this project too ?

  • @Michael.Outside
    @Michael.Outside 7 місяців тому

    Well done by the Fin and Fur team. Y muchas gracias por el trabajo hecho por el equipo del proyecto jaguar 🙏

  • @JesusChavez-ir9bd
    @JesusChavez-ir9bd 8 місяців тому

    Any one ever heard about stories or seen mountain lions near King Ranch/ RGV area?

  • @Andrea-ek9cp
    @Andrea-ek9cp 9 місяців тому

    So stupid.

  • @paulodrca
    @paulodrca 11 місяців тому

    wonderful

  • @Lonesome__Dove
    @Lonesome__Dove Рік тому

    I just got done watching the unbranded doc. Absolutely spectacular. Its had quite the profound effect on me, i still have tears in my eyes. I learned SO MUCH about why its important to control the populations of wild herds and that BLM isn't this evil boogeyman. I cried when cricket died and i was proud of yall when you made decisions that kept the horses safe. I feel like Johnny is a ass but....oh well Also, the donkey was absolutely legendary....great idea and i think really showcased that bens personality. So im officially a lifetime supporter of fin and fur films. ❤

  • @robertpalmer3166
    @robertpalmer3166 Рік тому

    Donald J. Trump is a monumental pain in the ass.

  • @grovercleavland2698
    @grovercleavland2698 Рік тому

    Where can I watch this?

  • @adamlongoria2268
    @adamlongoria2268 Рік тому

    I saw one on my way home (rgv) from working in west texas. It was heading south about and hour before the Falfurrias checkpoint.

  • @johnnyamerica4336
    @johnnyamerica4336 Рік тому

    It is beautiful….but how many illegal aliens will it take coming into our country before we figure out some way to secure that portion of the border? Opponents of the wall will find out in a couple of years when our nation has been reduced to a dilapidated, wrecked, littered third world country. It’s already begun in many areas. Have you tried to get a doctors appointment in the past few years?

  • @fatnakedjimmyneutron
    @fatnakedjimmyneutron Рік тому

    You're a retard if you think they're actually going to build a wall in between two cliffs and a river. Trump has said many times that there are tons of natural borders in Texas that will remain untouched, landmarks that will remain preserved. But leftists are unable to do even the slightest bit of research. Instead they'll pour hundreds of thousands into making a show to lie to people instead of just seeking actual truth. It's gross

  • @wildernesscanoeassociation
    @wildernesscanoeassociation 2 роки тому

    Come paddle with us sometime, Sophia.

  • @wildernesscanoeassociation
    @wildernesscanoeassociation 2 роки тому

    Looks like you have converted one. It is a good start.

  • @oreo1064
    @oreo1064 2 роки тому

    I ran path with one summer 2021 in san antonio off 211 couldn't been more then 8 months old. I was walking in chet hi grass not thick but enough to see a mountain lion hopping in the grass 15 feet front me. I never seen one ever. Always heard stories of them out skirts Seguin. The cub kinda looked at me but was not interested in me. But I called him over with kissing sounds snapping fingers he wasn't interested in me at all other then 60 seconds looking at me. He only looked at me because I called him. Real beautiful animal. He left in a blink of an eye

    • @JasminYzaguirre
      @JasminYzaguirre Рік тому

      I live out here in New Braunfels by panther canyon and I swear I hear something in the night/early mornings!

  • @HOLDFASTHOUND
    @HOLDFASTHOUND 2 роки тому

    Just found out today

  • @austinparkour4378
    @austinparkour4378 2 роки тому

    Beautiful all the way through

  • @johnnyhancock9928
    @johnnyhancock9928 2 роки тому

    Thanks, some of the best films on my home state.

  • @Daniel_Jones541
    @Daniel_Jones541 2 роки тому

    Well done. Thanks for championing conservation is such a good way. I love it. -Daniel

  • @anntrope491
    @anntrope491 2 роки тому

    Thanks to all for making this documentary...& showing the environmental damage, & land taking that would occur. Our neighbors to the south, & north for that matter, should be prioritized for entry to the U.S. to work, & assimilate. PEOPLE from around the world enter at airports around the country, & no one is in an uproar about that !! Green card vets were lied to, & other people from the south have worked here for years, paid taxes...then are seperated from their families. ..this is inhumane, heartless, & makes no sense. Most are of indigenous decent, & should be able to go back, & forth. Everything on our tables has been put there by immigrants !! WE should be more greatful, since our population is in decline, that our neighbors want to come here, & contribute. Unless you are 100 0/0 Native American...we all come from immigrants !! LOVE THY NEIGHBOR...GOD'S LAW...♡☆♡

  • @garymeinen3663
    @garymeinen3663 2 роки тому

    I have been to many areas of our southern border as a consultant to CBP/DHS. If more people would really do a little research, they would see that there is no "open border". The land areas where there is no existing fence are so inhospitable that many people die trying to cross it. The vast majority of drugs and people here illegally come in through checkpoints and by airplanes. It is extremely easy to come in as a visitor and not leave. There is no reason to destroy the natural habitat that these animals need to survive.

  • @kathynobles7615
    @kathynobles7615 2 роки тому

    Thanks for sharing …how very special and spectacular!

  • @Curtis4023
    @Curtis4023 2 роки тому

    from what ive read.."the wall" was never planned to be built in places where it was'nt needed..like "wild" places that are near impossible to cross

  • @deadsniper1023
    @deadsniper1023 2 роки тому

    I’ve been a longtime proponent of a “big beautiful wall,” but an outdoorsman and lover of wildlife and wild places long before that. This film has really given me something to think about. Thank you.

  • @anneason5222
    @anneason5222 2 роки тому

    I wonder what river he is paddling on in the first 1/2 of the film?

  • @edk2221
    @edk2221 2 роки тому

    Davis Mountains, especially Mount Livermore, should be a National Park

  • @ashton1991
    @ashton1991 2 роки тому

    Tell me y’all finished this

  • @sharonkaczorowski8690
    @sharonkaczorowski8690 3 роки тому

    Wonderful video. As the daughter of a man like this child’s father, I know she will remember this the rest of her life. I’m 70 and this flooded me with wonderful memories of my father and all he taught me about the natural world, including climate change, population growth and what it would do to the environment, including the water supply.

  • @sharonkaczorowski8690
    @sharonkaczorowski8690 3 роки тому

    I’m 70. When I was a kid we lived in Ft. Huachuca, Arizona. There was a rancher who had a pet cougar he’d found as a kitten whom he took everywhere. One time we were at the grocery store and he turned up,and tied the cougar outside the store. When my Mom read she was oblivious. I snuck out of car and cuddled the cougar, who purred and loved being scratched behind her ears. Eventually, Mom looked up and started screaming at me about being eaten. The cougar gave me a look of pity and I returned the car. I got the whole “wait til your father comes back” lecture. Daddy came back, twisted in his seat and gave me a short lecture. Then he winked at me and we drove home. Not the brightest thing to do but what an incredible moment in my life. I love and respect cougars (no cuddling) as a result. Second part result of the private chat my father and I had later.

  • @Nancy-fm1ie
    @Nancy-fm1ie 3 роки тому

    Ben, I just saw Unbranded. Outstanding film! Disappointed w Fitzsimons' attitude at the end. Just loved it as someone who did field work on grizz and pronghorn at UM. So I am checking what you have been up to. Really disappointed about this film, especially now that Biden's border policy has let thousands from 160 countries cross our borders unvetted.

  • @Lousasshol
    @Lousasshol 3 роки тому

    why not focus on helping people get on their feet in the pandemic and off the streets ... you are focusing on a problem that has been on the back burner for good reason

  • @BotanyDegreePilkerton
    @BotanyDegreePilkerton 3 роки тому

    Managed to see this movie, was very eye opening. Beautiful country. Beautiful people.

  • @BotanyDegreePilkerton
    @BotanyDegreePilkerton 3 роки тому

    American's would be giving up the Rio Grande, water is Life!!!! You will be waterless! Who drove you guys to such madness? Like cutting your nose off, to spite your face.

  • @BotanyDegreePilkerton
    @BotanyDegreePilkerton 3 роки тому

    As a woman, I understand the lack of social status. Female social status was removed 000's of years ago. The impact of sexism = more than 800 impregnated girls die every 24 hours. [source: W. H.O. 2015]

  • @BotanyDegreePilkerton
    @BotanyDegreePilkerton 3 роки тому

    I live in England, it's cold grey wet 90% of the year, I long to migrate south... my joints ache when there's no vitamin D ~ sunlight. Being a migrant is healthy for all of nature.

  • @BotanyDegreePilkerton
    @BotanyDegreePilkerton 3 роки тому

    Overpopulation isn't an actual thing.

  • @BotanyDegreePilkerton
    @BotanyDegreePilkerton 3 роки тому

    Billionaire Class are Borderless, Stateless and Moneyless. We should all be. Most of nature heads south in the colder months, keeping humans trapped in 1 spot leads to inbreeding.

  • @BotanyDegreePilkerton
    @BotanyDegreePilkerton 3 роки тому

    Walls are a sign of Political Failure. It's Divide & Conquer. Keep human being segregated, raise them to hate each other, lest we unite, as one, and rise up against tyranny. It's also a Landgrab, taking land from farmers. It is also a political strategy, the voter is encouraged to feel threatened and so continue to vote against their own best interest. Most immigrants fly in.

  • @PTX0432
    @PTX0432 3 роки тому

    I’ve seen one just south of Pecos Tx outside the Lindsey area