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Hamatethy Farm: Rewilding in Cornwall
At Hamatethy on the edge of Bodmin Moor in North Cornwall Yan Swiderski is rewilding 600 acres. The land is low stocked with a small, slow-growing, almost wild herd of Welsh Black cattle that eat only the abundant grass and forage here - 100% pasture fed, leading natural lives outside beyond thirty months old. Alongside these animals thrives a host of wildlife in the sky and the undergrowth. The presence and activity of the cattle here is helping to expand an existing breeding cuckoo range. White storks and voles are found here, barn owls and kestrels hunt small mammals in the long grass.
#rewilding #organic #naturebasedsolutions #wildlifecomeback #ecosystemrestoration
#rewilding #organic #naturebasedsolutions #wildlifecomeback #ecosystemrestoration
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Bison in the Oder Delta - for a possible coexistence with large herbivores
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Very close to the Oder Delta, in the northwest of Poland in Western Pomerania, lives a bison population of over 300 individuals in 12 herds. Together with our partners from the West Pomeranian Nature Society @ZTP we aim to inform about the bison in Western Pomerania and their role in the landscape, and advise on how to behave when encountering these impressive animals. #bison #europeanbison #re...
Rewilding Portugal: The fire surveillance
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Portugal has been ravaged by wildfires, like the one in Serra da Estrela, that destroyed nearly 28,000 hectares of natural areas. Rewilding Portugal has been on a mission to mitigate and prevent this issue. Each day they deploy a surveillance team to scout the area on motorbikes for fires and to help put them out. Aside from that, herds of Sorraia horses introduced by the organisation roam thei...
Eurasian Elks (am. moose) on Biebrza marshes
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Female Eurasian elk (am. moose) with a calf trotting through the marshes of Biebrza floodplain in Eastern Poland.
Rewilding Apennines: Volunteer program promo
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Video promoting the volunteering programme of Rewilding Apennines.
Crowdfunding campaign video
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Crowdfunding campaign video for Rewilding Apennines.
ERN gathering 2021
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Gathering of rewilding practitioners from across Europe in the Central Apennines.
Griffon vultures in the Central Apennines
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Informational video about Griffon vultures in the Central Apennines and the efforts of Rewilding Apennines team to monitor their population.
Apennine wolf vs. Marsican bear
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Wolf trying to steal a carcass from a sleeping bear gets chased away. Captured in the Central Apennines in collaboration with @rewildingapennines2602 Rewilding Apennines just outside the National Park of Abruzzo. To use this video in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please contact licensing@storyful.com
Griffon vultures squabbling over a carcass
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Captured in the Central Apennines in collaboration with Rewilding Apennines.
A Forest Worth Fighting For
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Under the warrant of fighting a bark beetle infestation, the Minister of the Environment of Poland ordered a three-fold increase of the logging in this protected forest. Concerned citizens from Poland and Europe have flocked to an activist camp set up in the heart of the forest. While activists protected the forest on the ground, a group of environmental NGOs took it to the courts. European Cou...
Wolf Watch UK welcomes Bosch, the new wolf.
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Tony Haighway, founder of Wolf Watch UK introduces Bosch, the new arrival at the sanctuary. Tony tells a story of how a visit at Yellowstone National Park in the USA sparked his passion for wolves and talks about the project of wolf reintroduction there. But there is more to rewilding than predator reintroductions and everyone can contribute their bit to restoring nature in their local area.
Wolf Watch UK Promotional Film
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Wolf Watch UK is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the rescue, welfare, and conservation of displaced wolves from captive situations across Europe. Aiming to set the standard for the care of captive wolves, and provide them with a close to natural habitat as is possible. Whist providing the opportunity to study, educate, and offer factual information to our visitors, allowing them to form ...
Great stuff
OH. My. GOD. I have a new hope
whilst i thouroughly thumbs up this principle , and its seemin popularity amongst agri land owners, WE, as in certiainly me,.. cant afford that organic food , cant see the wildlife cos we are stuck in a town scraping by on bloody food parcels. WHO buys this home produce? it aint brits
Woke BS,yet another swathe of land removed from centuries of farming ...such a shame its not run by generational Cornish farmers ,not a rich persons perception of unreality...such a shame ..
I love this, with every fibre of my being. However can someone please point me to a persuasive answer to "Well..where do we draw the line between re-wilding and our own food security"?
This sounds amazing, and I am impressed when you imply the profits are better than originally made. From what you say, the sheep were a drain. Is this a model that can be applied across farming, or is it successful as a niche? Best of luck going forward!
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Need all farms to be like this. Almost rewrite the rule book for farming. Some farmers will think I'm talking out of my hat but they are the one's that will be left behind, this has to be the future!!
Visited today with Cornwall wildlife trust volunteer group. Inspiring work going on here. We were well looked after.
They say specifically they are earning more profit using this method. Its not about the overall income- costs are so much lower in this method. No need for massive machinery costing 100s of k unlike modern tillage enterprises. I agree there may be a scale aspect to this but there is no question surely that people would feel better about the food they eat if it was grown more ethically
Bella Amarena!
Che meraviglia!!! Grazie mille!!
Wouldn't it be amazing if more farmers took the same rout as you guy. You plowed the road guys, you showed everyone the way. Bravo👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
theres too many sheep in this country
Only problem I can see, with all the talk of reduced labour costs is what is going to happen to the people who used to work for them?
If food requires less work you can spend less money on food if you have access to the land your labor goes into
there will be other job opportunities that arise
@@jackalfilms ..what other job opportunities, do explain..?
@@adamroots3429 They mentioned ecotourism.....I would love to visit in the future.....watching from the USA.
absolute nonsense, how much money have you plowed into the farm and how much are you losing every year? you are rich and can afford this most people cannot
Yes, where the money came from to buy the farm and tide over the initial period was not explained. They both clearly have had an English Public School (thus privately purchased) education and I notice a lot of these rewilder owners seem to fit into this category of rich well-educated people being environmentally responsible (which I applaud, don't get me wrong) and it would be interesting to learn of their journey to this stage.
Fantastic!!!! Shame all farms can’t be like yours. More work needs to be done because the farming and agriculture sector are the leading causes to the biodiversity crisis.
Fabulous
Inspiring!
Great video and what a great transformation! Well done 🤩
Bravo!👋👋👋
This is beautiful good job
Cool to see, farming with Nature... a real credit to this couple. All the best from this New Zealander.
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Small wolf...looks like a big species of what we call in America, Coyote.
all Italian wildlife tends to be smaller than their American counterparts because they live at an higher avarege altitude, being the Country mostly montaineous.
@@nnd1164 it's not the altitude, it's the fact that in Italy there are not many places, being it mountains, hills or woods, that are not accessible to humans, so our local wild species have evolved to be smaller, to have greater chances to hide and survive to the hunting. And it worked, both bears and wolves have survived, although in limited numbers.
Abruzzo National park is only around 60 miles out of Rome according to google earth. Wow amazing
Iv been watching this type of stuff going back to the 50's. The only important thing about this video is that the wolf stayed away from the bear, because the bear would have eaten him too. 2 for 1
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Those birds are amazing! We have turkey vultures in our area.😃
Isn't that a coyote, though?
No it's an Italian wolf, a subspecies of the Eurasian gray wolf. I'm not an expert, but I could guess that the size was influenced by the fact that Italy is a peninsula and not the mainland of the continent, so the wolf had to adapt to a smaller terittory with less food source than its continental counterpart
@@riccardosilvestrini9305 Thanks for sharing that info.🙂👋🏽👨🏽⚕️
@@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro You are welcome👍
@@riccardosilvestrini9305 ma non vedi che è un esemplare non ancora adulto...??? ma parla di ciò che sai!
@@piter6076 Che cosa avrei detto di sbagliato scusami? Io non ho mai detto se è un adulto o meno, ho semplicemente detto che la sottospecie italiana è più piccola rispetto al lupo grigio europeo (anche a quello americano) ed è vera come cosa. Non ho mai accennato al fatto che dovesse ancora crescere o meno
That's a huge bear 🐻
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On "Kodami" we learn that the carabinieri would have certified that Grossi (Juan Carrito's investor) proceeded at reduced speed due to fog and poor lighting, on wet asphalt. The question arises spontaneously: WHAT DOES REDUCED SPEED MEAN? I suppose that since the speed limit in that stretch is 50 km/h, a reduced speed means a speed appreciably lower than 50 km/h; OR NOT ? (this is called hypothetical deductive reasoning!) Was it going at 30km/h? was it going at 20km/h? Was it 10km/h or 5km/h? AT WHAT SPEED WAS GROSSI GOING? WHICH ARE THE OBJECTIVE ELEMENTS FROM WHICH THE REDUCED SPEED OF THE VEHICLE WAS INSURED!!!!!! ???? I REPEAT !!! AT WHAT SPEED WAS GROSSI GOING? GO ON ! Grossi (Carrito's investor) proceeded at reduced speed due to fog and poor lighting, on wet asphalt But if that was the case (wet asphalt fog, poor lighting makes little sense since we are not in the urban center) then the speed certainly had to be regulated well below 50 km/h, as prescribed by article 142 of the Highway Code which states that the driver has the obligation to adjust the speed of the vehicle so that, having regard to the characteristics, condition and load of the vehicle itself, the characteristics and conditions of the road and traffic and any other circumstance of any nature, all danger is avoided. BUT AT WHAT SPEED WAS GROSSI GOING? IT IS NOT MADE TO KNOW! the analysis and study on the deformation and kinetics of the vehicle could provide excellent information in this regard. the car absolutely had to be seized and analyzed in every detail in order to arrive at a reliable value of the impact speed with comparative tests. Of course, by now the non-impounded car will no longer be able to provide information about it ... WANTING TO ASSUME THE MOST FAVORABLE CASE FOR THE MAJOR 50 km/h, it was analyzed and verified through studies on the entity of the damage, resistance, consistency, weight, etc. half d of the bear if this value was plausible ! with third party and party appraisals and counter-appraisals. It would have been an advantage above all for Grossi who swept away the heavy suspicions and responsibilities that cloud the minds of many. I well remember that initially the news (if true) emerged from the newspapers that he had not seen the bear that had suddenly emerged after a curve and that he had not had time to brake. He had not spoken of fog or lighting or wet road. But if it were for the curve, that's a very wide curve that offers an overabundant view to those driving at 50 even more at 40 and so on, and it couldn't be otherwise, otherwise the road manager would have set a lower speed limit (for don't make it long). In my opinion : to say that Grossi proceeded at reduced speed means nothing! It was necessary to certify what the speed is and if it was less than 50 km/h! otherwise it's just crap. I imagine the car going 50 km/h all that damage.... Dr. Dario Rapino on Carrito (united people of the world) and bmw frontal crash test against wild boar at 80km/h say a lot about the 50km/h of golf, let alone if he had gone even slower.....a insult to the most underdeveloped intelligence.
Jesus, that is one ballsy and hungry wolf!🐺
That must be a male wolf because he has big balls to mess with that bear.
Amazing. The bear buried it's food then went to sleep on top of it.
Amazing interaction, captured beautifully!
Great footage
What country is this filmed in?
Abruzzo, Italy.
Can't believe the bears hiding his grub with the wolf watching stupid bear wise wolf
The bear understands the wolf is a dumb animal. If he covers the scent, it will leave him alone.
I can honestly say I've never seen an Asinine Wolf and a Mascarpone Bear before.
Stupid k nine for supper
Italian wildlife! Didn't know there was any. Now Abruzzi is on my travel wish list!
How ignorant…Italy has some of the biggest wolf and bear wildlife in Europe
Well abruzzo is the greenest region in Europe
And also Abruzzo has 75% of biodiversity of Europe.
Could you imagine walking along and turning to see a bear standing there looking at you like that?.......MERCY!!!!