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Great song tie in!

Awesome ❤🌵

I'm a big supporter of McDLT. You have to keep the hot side hot, and the cool side cool.

Ohhh Hell yeah!!!!

KWAB

SONGDOGS

Beautiful

I’m in California City, I never knew this place existed. I definitely need to learn more about it. It’s beautiful. 😍 ❤

Yes, even the Yucca Man needs protection. He is just misunderstood ❤

What a dream! 🤩

Thank you for your service yall

They are so precious

I did not know we have beavers in the California desert!?

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.

Beautiful

I was actually searching for Mojave Fallout, this is 2nd on the list.

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Dedicated people passing on the genetic diversity of the Mojave Desert for Generations

I’m crazy on tortoises and I own 4 wonderfull sulcatas tortoises I’ve just found ur channel and it a 👍👍up for me ❤🐢

Great work by great people

Wow

What flower is that? I live in the Mojave and am trying to plant natives in my front and backyard

lovely to behold, thank you

incredible

Hi! Are you guys doing anything on getting rid of all the invasive grasses growing there?

Turtle!

Noceeeee

Oh man, mars grew a lot

He had too much caffeine..lol

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What plant is he eating?

Good morning 🙏 from Gardening with kirk ❤

Quick, get that to Desert Oracle !

😂You got me there for a moment! Happy April Fools to you, too!

Never knew this was a thing. I'll have to visit one day. Very nice of you guys.

I spent spring of 2002 with a 25 person crew as part of the annual Mohave Desert Tortoise Endangered Species census on federal lands. After a week of orientation & training we caravanned in a dozen 4wd vehicles working in pairs; every day we awoke abt 4:30am and prepped for a 7+ mile line transect walking survey (Each grid was a square, 4x 500m.x 3 passes of each 100m ) Every live Tortoise was carefully photographed, measured, weighed and data recorded in a Palm Pilot. Tortoise carcasses were measured, photographed and examined to determine cause of death. We traveled mostly on dirt powerline roads and made runs about once a week to gas up and resupply; water, oil, food, propane, laundry etc. We usually finished early afternoon and often had some time to explore on our own. Had the opportunity of a lifetime to see most of the Mohave: Indian sites, old military training areas, Mohave Nat. Preserve, Joshua Tree Nat. Monument, etc.

Bro was like I'm Getting in

My goodness that looks blissful with the rain and everything. I bet it smells like heaven!

Majestic and beautiful

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Thank you!

A dangerous animal with sharp teeth and that tail...!

Very interesting 🤔

I’m confused. This video was posted on the Mohave Desert Land Trust channel. But all the speakers in the video are from some outfit called “SWCA”, which is not identified anywhere. The organization is mentioned only once, in the video Description, but only as SWCA. And only as SWCA in the video itself. This seems like a great opportunity for MDLT and its partners to positively impact the austere environment of the Mohave. I hope it has been going well since this video was posted. I’m a big fan of beavers, same as at least one other commenter. A good problem to have.

What are the facts?!

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Watching from my city Governador Lindenberg - Brazil. Nice 👍🇧🇷

Swales, swales and more swales!!!! Add Andrew Millison to your list of consultants if you haven’t already!!!

GET SOME BEAVERS!!!!!! TRY IT!!!!!!!

Yeah. I lived nearby about 30 years ago. I don't remember seeing this kind of graffiti. People suck.